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Dow Rallies 440 Points on Jobs Data, China Hopes
U.S. stocks closed higher Friday after a better-than-expected jobs report calmed worries about the economy, while Tesla bounced, clawing back some losses from a sharp plunge the previous session.
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Wall Street Gains Ground After Solid Jobs Report
Stocks rose on Wall Street Friday following a better-than-expected report on the U.S. job market.
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State Street: Gold Could Reach $4,000 in 6-9 Months
Gold, which rose 2% this week to reach $3,357 an ounce Friday, could potentially climb to $4,000 an ounce in the next six to nine months, according to the State Street Global Advisors Gold 2025 Midyear Outlook
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Broadcom Drops as Revenue Forecast Fails to Impress
Broadcom shares fell more than 3% in early trading Friday, after the company's third-quarter revenue forecast failed to impress investors who have been extremely bullish on chip stocks amid an artificial intelligence boom.
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Money Market Fund Inflows Surge on Tariff Caution
U.S. money market funds witnessed huge inflows in the week ended June 4 as investor caution over a rise in U.S. tariffs on steel imports, uncertainties over President Donald Trump's trade disputes with China and a crucial employment report on Friday, boosted demand for...
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Central Banks Buy Massive Tons of Gold Past 4 Years
Central banks worldwide are on track to buy 1,000 metric tons of gold in 2025, which would be their fourth year of massive purchases as they diversify reserves from dollar-denominated assets into bullion, consultancy Metals Focus said.
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Tesla's $380B Wipeout: Biggest Valuation Loss of 2025
Tesla is the worst-performing large-cap stock this year, thanks to declining electric vehicle demand, Chief Executive Elon Musk's political controversies over his ties to far-right groups, and now, his public feud with President Donald Trump.
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Global Stocks on Guard for US Jobs Data; Tesla Rebounds
Global stock markets were subdued Friday as investors hunkered down for key U.S. payrolls data, while Tesla shares clawed back some ground in pre-market trading after a public feud between President Donald Trump and billionaire Elon Musk.
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Tesla Rises as Investors Cheer Musk-Trump Peace Call
Tesla shares rose Friday as investors took some comfort from White House aides scheduling a call with CEO Elon Musk to broker peace after a public feud with U.S. President Donald Trump.
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The Trump-Musk Bout Is Pure Theater
This isn't a fight. It's a performance. While the media churns out headlines about Elon Musk and Donald Trump clashing, I'm here to argue that this so-called feud might be the most calculated act of the year.
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Broadcom Beats on Earnings and Revenue
Broadcom forecast third-quarter revenue above Wall Street estimates Thursday, betting on strong demand for its networking and custom AI computing chips.
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Stocks Slip as Trump-Musk Feud Weighs on Tesla
Wall Street's stock indexes ended lower Thursday in choppy trade as a slump in Tesla shares offset news of progress in tariff talks between U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping.
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As Trump-Musk Feud Escalates, Tesla, DJT Shares Tumble
President Donald Trump lashed out on Thursday against Elon Musk, saying he was "disappointed" by the billionaire's public opposition to the sweeping tax-cut and spending bill that is at the heart of Trump's agenda.
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Tariff Turmoil Increases Uncertainty
Uncertainty has become the defining feature of today's economy, disrupting markets and shaking long-term confidence. The recent legal drama surrounding the Trump administration's sweeping tariffs has left businesses, investors, and policymakers caught in a whirlwind.
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Tesla Slides 3% as Musk Steps up Criticism of Trump
Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla and self-proclaimed "First Buddy" of President Donald Trump, has stepped up criticism of the president's massive tax legislation in recent days. Investors are starting to notice.
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Wall Street on Hold Ahead of Friday's Job Report
Wall Street remains listless Thursday, as the countdown ticks toward Friday's highly anticipated jobs report.
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Kimberly-Clark Sells Tissue Unit to Suzano for $3.4B
Kimberly-Clark Thursday entered into a deal with Brazilian pulp maker Suzano to sell a majority stake in its international tissue business, valuing the business at about $3.4 billion, the Kleenex tissue maker said.
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S&P 500 Sees Small Gains, Dow Snaps 4-Day Streak
The benchmark S&P 500 stock index ended modestly higher Wednesday, supported by technology shares, but some early gains evaporated as weak data revealed the economic toll taken by President Donald Trump's trade policies.
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Hewlett Packard Beats Quarterly Revenue Estimates
Hewlett Packard Enterprise beat Wall Street revenue estimates for the second quarter and said it recorded an impairment charge of $1.36 billion in the quarter.
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Wall Street Opens Slightly Higher After Jobs Data
U.S. stocks inched up in choppy trading Wednesday after weaker-than-expected private payrolls data deepened concerns about the Trump administration's trade policies pressuring the labor market.
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Morning Bid: Global Stocks Hit Record Highs
Despite all the trade and geopolitical tensions, markets have a spring in their step today, due to hopes that U.S. bilateral tariff deals will soon emerge, expectations that interest rates will fall in Europe, and signs of economic resilience and tech demand in the...
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NYSE Arca Files With SEC for Truth Social Bitcoin ETF
NYSE Arca on Tuesday submitted a filing to the Securities and Exchange Commission seeking regulatory approval to list the Truth Social Bitcoin ETF.
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Trump's Populist Economics & Your Investments
President Donald Trump is radically altering the American economy with populist policies-smaller government, protectionism and stricter limits on immigration.
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Nvidia Lifts Stocks, Nasdaq Turns Positive for 2025
U.S. stock indexes closed higher Tuesday, helped by gains in Nvidia and other chipmakers, as investors awaited possible negotiations between the United States and its trading partners for more clarity on Washington's tariff plans.
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Full Steam Ahead for the AI Buildout
Legendary investor Peter Lynch said, "The best way to find great investments is to look around and see what's changing in the way people live and work."