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In his final State of the Union address, Obama emphasized that Americans should not listen to those who say to "fear the future."
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While President Barack Obama delivered his final State of the Union address on Tuesday, Vice President Joe Biden revealed his cancer "moonshot."
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PC shipments suffered their biggest yearly decline ever in 2015 due to headwinds ranging from the China stock turmoil to fierce competition.
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U.S. private equity firm KKR issued a note to investors warning that the current volatility in global markets could hurt less experienced investors.
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Stocks could try for a firmer continuation of a relief rally in stocks Wednesday.
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The largest lottery in global history will be drawn Wednesday night. Did you buy a ticket?
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Oil is being slammed by a severe erosion in market confidence caused by the weak global environment, according to a top energy expert.
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The NFL's St. Louis Rams are approved to move to Los Angeles and the San Diego Chargers have the option to join them.
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China's December exports fell 1.4 percent from a year earlier, while imports slid 7.6 percent, both much less than economists had expected.
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Emerging markets (EM) are still valuable to long-term investors, but they’ll have to pick their investments carefully, say experts.
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The Pentagon says it briefly lost contact with two small Navy craft in the Persian Gulf on Tuesday.
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The Dow Jones industrial average has developed a strong and powerful reversal pattern, which means bullish analysis must be revised.
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In the days before oil fell below $30, Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway bought 2.5 million shares of an oil giant.
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One of the great market mysteries was why the Fed was so reluctant to enact a seemingly innocuous quarter-point rate hike. Mystery solved.
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Asian markets closed mostly up, in a sign of returning stability despite lingering headwinds over China and lower commodity prices.
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The world is awash in oil, and the glut shows no signs of letting up.
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Jim Cramer explains the downstream implications of falling oil prices to the stock market, and it could be bad news for bonds.
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After oil prices slid again Tuesday, some "Fast Money" traders contended retail and consumer stocks could benefit.
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Biotech CEOs say that drug pricing needs to be balanced enough to support research and development.
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Drug costs continue to rise and will only get worse moving forward, one expert contended Tuesday.
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As earnings season gets underway, a group of stocks could be poised to move higher, if history is any guide.
