U.S. stocks finished mixed on Tuesday with the Dow Jones Industrial Average booking a new all-time closing high as investors digested strong third-quarter earnings from 3M and Coca-Cola. The Dow advanced over 210 points,

Stocks rose to begin a busy week that will see a flurry of corporate earnings reports, with investors also awaiting further developments on the trade front and inflation data that will factor into the Federal Reserve's upcoming decision on interest rates.

The Dow slipped 0.1% after scoring a record close Tuesday. Health care stocks fared well in the Dow but finance and retail stocks lagged amid fears of a drawn-out government shutdown. JPMorgan Chase JPM and Goldman Sachs GS fell but retail giants suffered deeper losses. Walmart WMT and Home Depot HD each dropped nearly 2%.

U.S. stocks were mostly higher in final hour of trading on Tuesday afternoon. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was rising over 280 points, or 0.6%, to trade near 46,992. The blue-chip index was also on pace to score a new record close and its 12th record closing high of 2025,

The Dow Jones Industrial Average ended higher after an afternoon of topsy-turvy trade Wednesday after the Federal Reserve made what Chairman Jerome Powell called a "risk-management" in interest rates by a quarter point. Meanwhile, TeslaTSLA, Uber ...

The stock market was back to its record-setting ways on Thursday as Wall Street digested the latest economic data in the wake of yesterday’s interest-rate cut. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 124 points, or 0.3%. The S&P 500 was up 0.5%. The Nasdaq ...

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