Following are the day’s biggest winners and losers. Find out why shares of Goldman Sachs and Ford popped while Chesapeake Energy and eBay dropped.   Read More

The Lightning Round is extended in this CNBC.com exclusive feature, in which Jim fields calls on PPL, ArcelorMittal and Cardinal Health.   Read More

The Dow staged a monster rally on Thursday, as bargain hunters rushed back into the market to scoop up beaten-down shares.   Read More

Like most analysts, Rod Lache has concluded that a government bailout is not likely to help the shares, that even with a bailout GM's future, if it is not in bankruptcy, is likely to be "bankruptcy-like."    Read More

The Dow picked up gains on Friday with investors gobbling up shares of commodity and tech stocks currently trading at multi-year lows.   Read More

Stocks sold off on Thursday in their worst two-day slide since October 1987 with disappointing corporate outlooks and bleak sales from major retailers fueling invsetor fears.   Read More

I can make excuses for the selloff, if you want: 1) the volume is light, 2) there has been no concerted wave of selling, just buyers walking away, and 3) we have had a rally for the last week and a half and can't expect to go too far.    Read More

The average stock is down about 2.5 percent midday, with particularly weakness in some commodity and energy names. ArcelorMittal's announcement they would be cutting steel production is weighing on steel, iron ore, and coal companies.    Read More

Futures are down, but don't read this as a refutation of President-elect Obama. The S&P 500 has moved 11 percent in the past week, and many traders went home short on simple profit-taking.    Read More

The Lightning Round is extended in this CNBC.com exclusive feature.   Read More