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Stocks ended higher Friday after better-than-expected results from Ford but ended lower for the week, snapping a six-week winning streak. recovered Friday after a drop triggered by the release of the bank stress-test results.
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Stocks temporarily pared gains after a much anticipated concept paper on the government stress tests for the 19 biggest U.S. financial institutions was released.
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Stocks opened higher Friday as investors shrugged off a dismal durable-good report and were encouraged by Ford's narrower-than-expected loss.
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Stock index futures remained higher Friday as investors shrugged off a dismal durable-good report and were encouraged by Ford's narrower-than-expected loss.
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The S&P rose in volatile trade on Thursday as better-than-expected results from several regional banks lifted financial shares...
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The Amazon news is striking on so many levels: Like Apple, expectations were high; like Apple, the pressure was on; like Apple, this company was expected to perform well even in the face of severe financial meltdowns around the world. And the company delivered, delivered, delivered.
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The market is trading lower ahead of earnings from Microsoft and Amazon however investors are finding some relief in the financials.
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Amazon reports earnings Thursday and investors are eager to hear if the new Kindle might spark some life in the firm’s bottom line! What’s the trade?
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As the world grapples with headlines about bailouts, bankruptcies and pirates, a lone dove has emerged on YouTube to save the global economy.
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Investors looking to get back into stocks should focus on industry leaders that are in a strong position to weather the current economic turmoil, Fred Fraenkel, vice chairman of Beacon Trust Company, told CNBC.
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Stocks closed higher despite some selling in the final half hour of trading, giving the market its sixth straight weekly gain and its longest weekly winning streak since 2007.
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Tiffany is seeing some heavy call activity as it tries to break out of its recent trading range.
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By mid-session Friday shares of Morgan Stanely were charging higher, with investors betting that this firm, could wow the Street when they report earnings, next week.
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With Intel and Google now in the books, we can start to focus on the busiest single week of tech earnings that I can remember in recent history.
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20 years ago today – on April 17, 1989 – the Consumer News and Business Channel launched. And how the network has evolved – from showing how to cook chicken in a microwave on the first day of broadcasting to covering the current global economic crisis over the past year.
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In the past month, both Amazon and Toys R Us have launched pilot programs, trading and selling used games.
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By lunchtime Tuesday, stocks had slipped after Goldman Sachs said it planned a $5 billion sale of common stock to help pay back government funds.
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With a deluge of earnings reports about to rain down on the Street, we take a closer look at the tech sector with widely followed analyst Gene Munster.
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Stocks closed out a tough quarter on a positive note, helped by gains in technology and big banks.
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Following are the day’s biggest winners and losers. Find out why shares of Amazon and Fifth Third Bancorp popped while Alcoa and CBS dropped.