Wall Street

The major U.S. stock indexes rallied Friday as employers added 313,000 jobs in February, far more than expected.

Amazon is reportedly weighing entering the banking sector, and if the sprawling e-commerce giant decides to do so, it could be detrimental to other big banks, according to a report released by Bain & Company.

Stocks moved higher as Trump appeared to soften his stance on imposing tariffs on Canada and Mexico.

Target is hiking its minimum hourly pay for workers to $12 this spring, part of its multi-year strategy that’s meant to modernize and expand the company to become a major competitor in the era of Amazon.

Investors were still worried that a trade war seemed more likely after the resignation of Gary Cohn,

The president said Mexico and Canada can avoid new metals tariffs with a new NAFTA deal.

Trump said the U.S. will set the tariffs at 25% for steel and 10% for aluminum.

President Donald Trump's announcement of steel and aluminum tariffs makes the notion of a trade war a lot less hypothetical--and that could mean investors are in for a bumpy ride in the week ahead.

President Trump appeared to welcome an escalating trade war with the European Union on Saturday, warning the U.S. would respond tit-for-tat by taxing imports from European automakers if the E.U. targeted U.S. products.

Amazon reportedly raked in more than $5.6 billion in U.S. profits in 2017 and recorded 11 straight profitable quarters under the company’s founder and CEO Jeff Bezos.