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European equities were higher on Tuesday as fears over a possible recession faded and investors concentrated on corporate news.
The bond market is signaling both a possible recession looming and the chance the Fed could have to cut rates this year to stop it.
Contrary to reports, the former president and co-chief operating officer at Goldman has not interviewed for the Wells position.
The Apple product is meant to be simple and transparent, and that ethos meshes with the stated principles of Goldman's consumer finance division.
Some investors may be freaked out over the recession signal being sent by interest rates, but if history is a guide, there is still time to capture more gains in the stock market.
Apple is trying to develop revenue sources beyond its popular hardware products. For Goldman Sachs, its first credit card would continue a nascent push into consumer financial products.
Recession fears have been reignited amid weakening global conditions, but recessions have never been contagious and the U.S. is doing just fine, according to Josh Brown.
Share repurchases have seen four straight quarters of increases and hit a record $806 billion in 2018, according to S&P Dow Jones Indices.
These are the stocks posting the largest moves midday Monday.
A jump to 2.25 percent to 2.5 percent "is not a big concern for me at the moment," Charles Evans says in prepared remarks for a speech.
Now that Trump can safely turn his attention back to policymaking, some stocks could get a boost from his agenda and new GOP prospects in 2020.
The "Options Action" traders share their first moves for the market open.
Some of the names on the move ahead of the open.
Now that there's more certainty that Trump will finish his term in office, China has more incentive reach a deal on U.S. trade, analysts say.
European shares closed lower on Monday amid rising worries of an impending U.S. recession.
Chicago Federal Reserve President Charles Evans says the U.S. economy has slowed but downplayed chances of a recession.
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