The S&P 500's movement over the first five days of the trading year often provides a good indicator of how it will perform over the rest of the year, according to historical data. But if so, that doesn’t bode well for stocks in 2024.
New York Attorney General Letitia James asked a Manhattan judge on Friday for a bigger $370 million penalty and harsh sanctions against former President Donald Trump and his real-estate business.
Also, surviving financial disaster, a gold surprise, a shocking "hottest" housing market and the continuing adventures of the Moneyist.
Citigroup, Wells Fargo, Morgan Stanley and Goldman all on deck amid mostly lower profit expectations during Q4.
After two years with few deals, the IPO market is expected to bounce back this year.
Gold futures fall on Friday to post a weekly loss for the first time in a month.
Removing Social Security’s taxable wage cap doesn’t help very much
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Global supply chains are under pressure from the Houthi attacks in the Red Sea and the Panama Canal drought.
Canoo's stock continued into record-low territory Friday, even after Wedbush analyst Dan Ives recommended investing in the electric-vehicle maker, which he said has a "golden opportunity" to benefit in the current last-mile delivery market.
The greenback is off to a strong start in 2024.
The FDA on Friday authorized a Florida program to import prescription drugs from Canada, making the Sunshine State the first to get the regulator's green light for such a plan.
"The housing shortage is the biggest reason home values have risen so much over the past decade, and why they are expected to continue to rise," a Zillow economist says.
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