Wall Street

The Dow Jones Industrial Average slipped on falling shares of UnitedHealth and IBM, which missed its revenue target in the recently completed quarter. 

Nearly three-fourths of CFOs -- 67 percent -- surveyed believe the nation’s economy will enter a recession by the latter half of 2020

T-Mobile, Sprint say they have not received notice from DOJ that their $26 billion merger would likely be rejected by federal regulators.

The traditionally Wall Street-focused investment bank is pivoting to the consumer market.

CEO Michael Corbat was pressed by a conservative activist on the impact of the policy on Tuesday.

The proposal would fund free higher education at public institutions.

Also, Federal Reserve officials signaled confidence in the U.S. economy.

Net income grew to $7.3 billion in the quarter, higher than Wall Street estimates.

Investors continued to monitor U.S.-China trade talks as the Treasury secretary said Washington and Beijing were moving closer to a deal.

Trading revenue fell 18 percent to $3.61 billion in the period.

Jumia, Africa’s largest e-commerce company, made history on Friday as the first African tech startup to list on the New York Stock Exchange. 

The troubled lender is conducting a high-profile search for its next CEO.

The largest bank in the U.S. said in its release that profit rose by 5 percent to $9.18 billion, or $2.65 per share.

Revenue in the lender's three main divisions all fell in 2018.

Chase CEO Jamie Dimon called the pick "not a traditional choice."

The Federal Reserve on Wednesday released minutes from its two-day policy meeting on March 19-20.

Citibank and Bank of America previously instituted new gun policies.

U.S. stocks open higher helped by China trade talks hopes but investors cautious