U.S. stocks were roaring back to life following a disappointing start to the week. Notably, the rally in the Nasdaq 100 on ...

Stocks were getting a lift on Thursday, but it might be too early to credit a potential pivot at the White House on tariffs.

The Dow Jones and S&P 500 were higher on the stock market today. ServiceNow stock popped while IBM weighed on the Dow Jones.

Alphabet reports first-quarter earnings after Thursday's closing bell. MarketWatch will be breaking down the expectations and ...

Treasury yields remained within the established ranges of the past two weeks as of Thursday morning, but that doesn't mean all is calm. "It feels like investors are just waiting for the next trade war ...

Earnings season used to be all about "big tech" this and "artificial intelligence" that. But President Donald Trump's tariff ...

The dollar was losing steam versus a basket of six major rivals on Thursday and weakened to a three-year low as currency-market traders focused on the lack of certainty in U.S. trade. With the ICE U.S ...

U.S. stock-index futures continued to point to a mostly lower start for Wall Street Thursday after a round of economic data that saw first-time jobless claims last week [came in at 222,000]( ...

Investors are getting impatient for the Trump administration to strike trade deals, so it wouldn't be a surprise to see the White House roll out some agreements, or at least memoranda of understanding ...

The Nasdaq joined the Dow with a 2.7% gain. The Russell 2000 kept pace with the major indexes, also posting a 2.7% jump.

The vast majority of individual investors remain bearish or uncertain about prospects for the U.S. stock market, according to the latest survey from the American Association of Individual Investors.

Live Nation Entertainment Inc. closed 21.72% below its 52-week high of $157.75, which the company reached on February 21st.