Investors See Opportunity in Europe as Doubts Grow Over U.S. Growth, Fiscal Policy
Five months after the U.S. election sent stocks zooming higher, investors are ditching U.S. equities for their European counterparts.
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US adds 138K jobs in May as jobless rate falls
The U.S. economy added fewer jobs than expected in May as the labor force participation and unemployment rates declined, according to Labor Department figures released Friday.
Trump's First Speech to Congress: Buy American, Hire American
President Trump laid out more details on how he will restart America's engine of growth.
TJMaxx, Marshall’s, Home Goods Bucking Retail Trend
TJX, the parent company of T.J. Maxx and Marshalls, reported better-than-expected comparable store sales on Wednesday.
Amazon's Whole Foods deal could spark bidding war
Amazon's Whole Foods buy isn't signed and sealed just yet...meaning other bidders could come to the table before the acquisition closes.
As Dow Breaks Through 20K, Wall Street Fear Fades
As investors pushed the Dow Jones Industrial Average up above the psychologically-significant 20000 milestone on Wednesday, Wall Street’s so-called fear gauge dropped to its lowest level in two-and-a-half years.
Dow Races Past 20K in Reinvigorated Trump Rally
After a brief hiatus, the Dow Jones Industrial Average resumed its march toward 20000, crossing the elusive milestone on Wednesday as President Donald Trump demonstrates his seriousness about fulfilling campaign promises of lower taxes, less regulation, and more fiscal spending.
American Airlines Restores Service to Aircraft Plagued by Loose Seats
American Airlines will restore service for 40 of its 48 aircraft affected by a loose seat issue. The airline says the problem is caused by “gunk” build-up surrounding the seat locking mechanism.
Consumer Conundrum: Retail Data Highlight Week on Wall Street
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Oil’s Plunge Sends Markets Reeling on Oversupply Worries
Wall Street plunged into the close of trade Friday as the major averages closed out the week down more than 3%, and the price of oil dove 10%.