The U.S. government begins the process of reopening Thursday after President Donald Trump signed a bill last night to end the ...

President Donald Trump signed a funding bill to reopen the government late Wednesday, ending the longest shutdown in U.S.

Investors are starting to lighten their exposure to tech stocks and opting for less exciting but possibly more stable alternatives heading into the final weeks of the year.

A new group of players is taking the lead in easing the industry’s crunch. How Caterpillar got in on the action.

Stock futures were mostly lower early Thursday as markets looked beyond the end of the U.S. government shutdown and weighed up the chances of another rate cut in 2025. Dow Jones Industrial Average ...

With U.S. stock markets set to open in two hours, Sealed Air Corp. (SEE) was up 21.6% in pre-market trading, and Cisco Systems Inc. (CSCO) was up 7.5%.

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The House passed a bill to reopen the federal government Wednesday. President Trump plans to sign the bill later this evening ...

The Dow is rising, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq are down as the stock market awaits an end to the government shutdown.

The dividend checks the president is calling for would cost more than the tariffs will bring in, analysts say.

U.S. Treasury yields stabilize in European mid-morning hours, having risen earlier on news that the U.S. government is set to reopen as caution creeps in. "Markets remain cautious as attention shifts ...

Bank of America came up with 16 names that investors should consider buying. Renaissance Macro threw out a couple of sector ...