Major U.S. stock indexes have seen gains of more than 60% since October 2022, according to a CNBC report. (1) In that time, the S&P has gained about 90%, the Dow about 61% and the Nasdaq about 126%.

A delayed November jobs report and key inflation reading are not the only things that could gin up market turmoil.

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S&P 500, Dow Jones, Nasdaq -- will have a crucial Monday test on December 15 as the U.S. jobs report for November is due on ...

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Andrew Liveris, former chief executive of The Dow Chemical Company, has been announced as the chair of the American ...

It was beaten down badly after the US Federal Reserve meeting on Wednesday. The Fed cut the rates by 25 basis points as expected. There were no changes on the interest rate projections for 2026. As ...

The nation’s first universal child care program is rolling out in one of its poorest states — sparking debate about cost, sustainability and who benefits most.

Fed delivered a highly expected 25 bps cut on Wednesday, taking rates from 3.75%-4.00% range down to 3.50%-3.75%, officially ...

There are some big international companies headquartered in Ireland, largely for tax reasons, valued at well in excess of ...

Wall Street set records on Thursday, even as a sell-off for Oracle and worries about a potential bubble in ...