Renewed tariff tensions with China and no real economic data due to the government shutdown spurred huge market losses this week.

Next week will witness a slew of earnings from banking giants. Investors will keep a close eye on economic reports that will be released next week. See more.

The stock market sold off Friday as President Donald threatened "massive tariffs" vs. China over its tighter rare-earth export rules. Trump followed through, imposing an extra 100% tariff on China ...

JPMorgan asked its analysts to pick their favorite short ideas headed into the start of the fourth quarter. They handed back a list of 27 stocks, which included those of a major airline and a burger ...

Affected by factors such as trade war risks and the U.S. government shutdown, market sentiment deteriorated, and U.S. stocks encountered a “Black Friday.” The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq Composite ...

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Adobe Inc.’s third-quarter earnings beat provided a welcome surprise to investors, sending the stock rising 2.6% in after-hours trading Thursday. Adobe ADBE has found itself at the heart of the ...

Investor worries that Wall Street's record stock rally would soon fizzle loomed large on Friday after tariffs re-emerged as a ...

With big banks announcing their earnings starting next week, investors could be looking to the reports to gain insights into the economy.

The threat came as China tightened export controls on rare earth minerals—critical components for high-tech industries—and ...

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