Dow hits another record ahead of final trading day of 2020
The Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed to record highs Wednesday after Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said direct payments to Americans would begin immediately and as U.K. regulators approved a second COVID-19 vaccine for emergency use.
Tiffany shareholders back LVMH takeover, ending long-drawn dispute
Billionaire Bernard Arnault-led LVMH made the first offer late last year, but as the luxury industry slipped into a turmoil due to the COVID-19 pandemic the company backed out from its promise to close the deal.
Stocks slide off record highs as larger stimulus hopes fade
A full stimulus pkg. may not come together.
Stocks jump to records as Trump signs off on coronavirus aid
U.S. equity markets hit record highs Monday as traders returned to work from an extended holiday weekend that saw President Trump sign a COVID-19 relief bill.
Stocks pointing to gains after Trump signs $900B economic aid package
U.S. equity futures are pointing to gains after President Trump signed a $900-billion economic aid package, helping to reduce uncertainty as governments re-impose travel and business curbs in response to a new coronavirus variant and traders return from the long Christmas holiday for the final few days of trading before the new year.
Stocks deliver gains ahead of Christmas
U.S. stock indexes finish shy of records in a holiday-shortened session.
Stocks end mixed after Trump demands Congress boost coronavirus aid
U.S. stock indexes ended mixed Wednesday as President Trump urged Congress to rework the COVID-19 stimulus bill and give more aid to struggling Americans.
Stocks face 3 threats next year: Goldman Sachs
Goldman Sachs Group predicts another strong year for stocks in 2021, but warns a number of obstacles could disrupt an expected economic rebound.
Nikola stock plunges as electric garbage truck deal trashed
Nikola Corp. shares were sharply lower Wednesday morning after the company announced its collaboration with Republic Services to develop an electric-refuse truck have been suspended.
Nasdaq hits record high as $900B coronavirus aid package clears Congress
The Nasdaq Composite rallied to an all-time high Tuesday after Congress passed a $900 billion COVID-19 aid package.
Stocks battle back as WHO soothes fears over new coronavirus strain
Stocks trimmed their early losses after the World Health Organization said COVID-19 vaccines would be able to combat the outbreak of a new fast-spreading coronavirus strain in Britain and as U.S. lawmakers agreed on an aid package.
Banks receive Fed approval to buy back stock
Bank stocks rallied sharply Monday after the Federal Reserve gave financial institutions the greenlight to buy back shares.
Tesla stock sinks in S&P 500 debut
Tesla Inc. shares were under pressure ahead of the S&P 500 debut on Monday as a new faster-spreading coronavirus strain was discovered in Britain.
Stocks slip as coronavirus deal still elusive, Tesla heads into S&P 500
Congress continues to negotiate a COVID-19 relief package as the clock ticks.
Stocks rally to record highs on coronavirus stimulus countdown
Congress inches closer to reaching a deal on a COVID-19 relief package.
Rite Aid partners with CDC on COVID-19 vaccine as profits soar
Rite Aid Corp. is partnering with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in helping administer COVID-19 vaccines.
Nasdaq hits record as Fed holds, coronavirus stimulus talks gain steam
The Fed is now more optimistic on the economy next year.
Gunmaker predicts US hunting boom will outlast coronavirus social-distancing rules
America’s newfound love of hunting and other outdoor activites will likely continue after the eradication of COVID-19, according to gun manufacturer American Outdoor Brands Inc.
Aphria creates world's largest marijuana dealer with $3.9B Tilray merger
Aphria Inc. and Tilray Inc. have agreed to merge in a deal that forms the world’s largest cannabis company.
Stock bulls need breather as COVID-19 vaccine rolls out
Big-money investors bullish on a COVID-19 vaccine and the reopening of the economy should temper their excitement, warn strategists at Bank of America.















