US stocks retreated on Tuesday as worries about an AI bubble and the broader US economy continued to set markets on edge, with a pivotal Nvidia earnings report and shutdown-delaye

The S&P 500 on Monday afternoon was threatening to bust through a closely watched support level as stock losses extended an unraveling in the final hour of trading. Concerns about popular tech trades,

One Fed governor calls for a rate cut, while another says the central bank should proceed slowly

US stocks saw a third day of losses on Monday amid doubts about interest rate cuts, as investors looked ahead to high-stakes Nvidia (NVDA) earnings and the delayed September jobs report. Meanwhile, investors are hoping to get an official snapshot of the labor market with the long-awaited release of September's jobs report on Thursday.

Linda Raschke first learned about the stock market from a book in her father’s library: “A Treasury of Wall Street Wisdom,” edited by Harry D. Shultz. A copy still sits on her shelf. Raschke began her investing career at the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange before moving to the Philadelphia Stock Exchange,

Lowe's Companies is trading lower in sympathy with Home Depot after the home improvement retailer reported Q3 results.

S&P 500 futures are on the run as Advanced Micro Devices ( NASDAQ: AMD) leads the tech pivot higher. Last checked, the S&P 500 is up about 24 points. The SPDR S&P 500 ETF ( SPY) is up about $2.35. Dow futures are up 105, with the tech-heavy Nasdaq up about 152.

Netflix is the same stock it was on Friday, trading for the same valuation. Only the per-share price has changed.

Indian stocks closed positively on Monday, with the Sensex up over 388 points and Nifty nearing 26,000, driven by a rally across sectors post NDA's Bihar win. Analysts suggest the positive trend may continue,

Trading on Wall Street was quietly mixed on Monday at the outset of a week likely to be focused on an earnings report by chipmaker Nvidia and the first government employment data release in more than six weeks.

Today, merchants and buyers using Block's payment networks can transact in several cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin. Consumers can even buy crypto directly for themselves using the company's Cash App. Block even owns more than 8,000 BTC directly in its corporate treasury.