The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell on Monday, giving back part of a massive rally from the previous session. Investors also pored through the latest U.S.-China trade news as the two countries try to hammer out a permanent deal. The 30-stock Dow fell 100 points after eking out slight gains at the open. The....

NEW YORK (AP) — The latest on developments in financial markets (all times local): 11:45 a.m. Stocks are mostly higher in midday trading on Wall Street as investors react to the latest earnings reports from corporate America. Technology companies are climbing Thursday and American Airlines is rallying after it beat analysts’ expectations. Spice maker....

Starbucks shares are heating up. The coffee chain has rallied more than 13 percent in the past three months, shaking off a broad decline on the S&P 500, to get back within range of record highs. Ahead of its earnings report after the bell Thursday, one top technician says it looks like a buy. “The trend....

U.S. markets showed strength for the 4th-straight session following positive trade negotiations with China after the country offered a 6-year boost in imports. According to reports, China would increase its annual import of U.S. goods by a combined value of over $1 trillion. China pegged its proposal to buy more U.S. goods through 2024....

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U.S. markets showed strength for the 4th-straight session following positive trade negotiations with China after the country offered a 6-year boost in imports. According to reports, China would increase its annual import of U.S. goods by a combined value of over $1 trillion. China pegged its proposal to buy more U.S. goods through 2024....

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The jury is still out on what 2019 will bring for investors. Despite an encouraging start to the year, investors are worried that earnings season may reveal share prices are still overvalued. However, even in these uncertain times, there are still compelling growth stocks to be found. You just have to know where to....

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The market’s win streak may be just beginning. Edward Yardeni, who spent decades on Wall Street running investment strategy for firms such as Prudential and Deutsche Bank, predicts stocks will break out to all-time highs this year. He’s partly building his bull case based on a chart pointing to negative market sentiment. “At the....