Maria Bartiromo discusses Monday's top business and financial stories, and looks ahead to tomorrow.
With a Wall Street bailout finally in the history books it’s time to think about earnings. The season starts Tuesday.
McCormick is the play as Americans struggle to survive this tough economy.
Don Wordell, manager of the 5-star RidgeWorth Mid-Cap Value Equity fund, says the consumer is just fine -- and he has a stock pick to back that up.
CEOs from various industries gathered to talk about the recent events in the economy and its affects on their companies. Watch the following videos for what each had to say.
The Fast Money traders are keeping an ear open for some juicy news out of China. Literally!
What's the outlook for commodities and stocks in China now that the torch is out?
Following are the day’s biggest winners and losers. Find out why shares of Harley-Davidson and Capital One popped while eBay and Yum! dropped.
Four billion dollars has been set aside to lure alternative-energy firms to the state.
Are we at a bottom? Still not clear, but when you have rallies like yesterday, when you have Lowry, the oldest technical analysis service in the U.S., say to their clients, "The last two days appeared to represent a possible selling climax," you do get a lot of people nibbling, and today we are helped by Jamie Dimon and friends.
Oil's move could be a key trend in Wednesday's markets, as traders watch more Fed testimony, a bunch of earnings reports and another helping of inflation data.
Also, how to play next week's busy schedule of earnings.