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Shares of the ride-share company surged more than 20 percent during its Nasdaq debut.

NYU Marketing Professor Scott Galloway on his concerns about investing in Lyft for the long term.

The ride-sharing company expects to go public in the latter half of 2019, its CEO tells FOX Business.

Stocks ended the week, month and quarter on a positive note.

So far in 2019, with the market gaining upside momentum, health care has become the worst performing sector. But we see some bright spots.

However, a report that U.S. economic growth slowed more than expected in the fourth quarter limited gains.

Negative sentiment has weighed on equities this week and pushed bond yields lower across the globe as investors flock to haven assets. The 10-year U.S. Treasury on Thursday fell to 2.358%, from 2.374% on Wednesday. Yields move inversely to prices.

A slew of cards with similar or better rewards programs are already available.

Levi Strauss & Co. began trading again on the NYSE after a 34-year break.

The exact nature of the project is something of a mystery, with the people briefed saying it was at an early stage.

It was the worst day for U.S. stocks since Jan. 3, 2019.

This is the first time in six quarters that Nike has failed to beat total revenue estimates.

Lyft will meet with investors across the United States before pricing the IPO and listing on the Nasdaq at the end of the month.

Shares of Microsoft hit an all-time high, taking out the previous intraday record of 116.18 on Oct. 3.

Several household name stocks that are making a comeback in 2019.

Trump’s team of advisors sees a rally in the making as the U.S. nears a trade deal with China.

Boeing’s public response to two horrific crashes within six months falls into a trap we see all too often when companies respond to tragedies like this.

The hearing is expected to be the first in a series from Chairwoman Maxine Waters, D-Calif.