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Russell Investments' Doug Gordon explains what could drive the stock market even higher.
Nick Caporella, the CEO of National Beverage Corp., is complaining about speculators in his stock.
RBR Capital Advisors looks to expand stake in Credit Suisse to $1 billion, and spin off investment bank and asset management divisions.
From a $5 million man cave to Tesla charging stations and dog spas, here's what New York's luxury real-estate buyers want now.
President Donald Trump's options for the future Federal Reserve leadership could include not one but two of the top contenders.
Bitcoin surged 5 percent to a record high above $6,000 on high trading volume Friday.
The AI Powered Equity ETF debuted this week. It's an actively managed fund that seeks to use AI to beat the market.
Questions about whether GE should reduce its 4.07 percent dividend yield arose after the company reported disappointing quarterly earnings.
The new GE chairman and CEO is never going to have more "political capital" to cut the dividend, says Harbor Advisory's Jack De Gan.
Deep-pocketed financiers have enabled startups to spurn the regulatory hassles of an IPO even as they become larger than many public companies.
Some of the names on the move ahead of the open.
To the IRS, every crypto currency transaction, no matter how small, triggers a separate tax gain or loss, says tax lawyer Bryan Skarlatos.
Jim Cramer took a trip down memory lane to 30 years ago, when the market suffered its worst one-day plunge ever.
Jim Cramer recalls his experience during the historic market crash of 1987 and shares his biggest takeaways.
See which stocks are posting big moves after the bell.
Reports that President Trump is leaning toward Fed governor Jerome Powell to be the next Fed chair sent buyers into stocks and bonds.
PayPal posted a strong earnings report Thursday as Venmo payment volume nearly doubled year over year.
In a year when the market has posted a rally the strength of which few saw coming, investors are making billions of dollars in wrong-way bets.
Renowned technical analyst Ralph Acampora is more cautious after the Dow surpassed his "Hail Mary" forecast more than two months early.
Diana Henriques, author of a new book about Black Monday, also called the Trump administration's lack of clarity on markets "irresponsible."
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