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The Dow Jones Industrial Average hit 14,000 for the first time since 2007, but where the blue-chip average goes from here is far from certain. The market needs the Fed to continue its bond-buying program, but eventually it will need to break free from that support if the gains are to be sustained.
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Stunned investors sent shares of Yum tumbling after the company said sales in China were expected to fall 4 percent. Does that mean China’s economy is in trouble?
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An “outperform” rating on Zynga was terribly wrong, but the online gaming company still stands to be profitable next year, Wedbush Securities Managing Director Michael Pachter said Friday on CNBC.
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Hey, Facebook, you just had your best month ever. What are you going to do now?
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A gloomy reality sets in: 2013 will be tough, "fiscal cliff" or not.
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Traders filled their carts with Dollar General on Thursday, looking for the stock to rally.
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If you're a Baby Boomer, the biggest challenge in looking for work may come with reimagining your career. You don't have to completely reinvent yourself, but you may have to adapt to a new environment.
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A credit markets boom could last another five years, but its end will be much harder than when the last bear market hit, a market strategist told CNBC.
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Even as markets have been focused on a potential bailout for Spain, analysts say Italy, which is heading for a protracted recession, may also need aid in 2013.
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Is now the golden opportunity to buy the precious metal? Analyst Michael Dudas says gold has $2,000 upside target.
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As uncertainty continues to grip the European markets, identifying surefire investment opportunities has become increasingly difficult, if not impossible. However, one analyst argues that high-end European real estate may be a viable option for today’s investors.