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Minutes of the last Fed meeting may keep a few traders at their desks before they bolt for the Thanksgiving holiday.
Data analysis from Kensho shows that the Dow Jones industrial average tends to rally further once it closes above a new 1,000 level.
Canada, the fifth-largest market for U.S. coal last year, says it will speed up plans to cut coal consumption.
Donald Trump's new era of deregulation, tax cuts and economic growth may also come with higher interest rates and a surging U.S. dollar.
OPEC will debate an oil output cut of up to 4.5 percent next week but the deal's success hinges on an agreement from Iraq and Iran.
A federal judge has blocked an Obama administration rule extending overtime pay to 4.2 million U.S. workers.
Jim Cramer found the unexpected stocks behind the rally, pushing the market to all-time highs.
Facebook has software to suppress posts from appearing in people's news feeds in specific geographic areas, The New York Times reports.
Asia markets trade mixed, following a positive finish in the U.S. where the Dow and the S&P 500 closed at all-time highs.
For someone who backed Hillary Clinton in the presidential election, Warren Buffett has done just fine so far with a Donald Trump victory.
A political scandal surrounding South Korea's President Park has now left her office defending the purchase of erectile dysfunction pills.
Jim Cramer went off the charts to look at the VIX for signals of whether the rally has staying power.
Trump has generated concerns about the possible blurring of politics and business when he takes office in January.
The bank increased its year-end target for the index to 2,100, saying "the market has sailed through some of this year's biggest shocks."
Deficits are a tricky problem to maneuver and should factor into investors' calculations about how much Trump can accomplish. Here's how.
If President-elect Donald Trump's tax cuts go through, S&P 500 earnings will get a 10 percent boost, Wharton finance professor Jeremy Siegel says.
Both the Dow and the S&P 500 posted new all-time intraday and closing highs on Tuesday.
The most successful retailers are expanding into new lines of business, rather than just adding new stores, said Morgan Stanley analyst Jay Sole.
MKM Partners says the AT&T-Time Warner deal has a 70 percent chance to get approval.
