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If the government gets its way, it could force a breakup of the social-media giant. One analyst asks: “Without Instagram and WhatsApp, what really is Meta?”

If the government gets its way, it could force a breakup of the social-media giant. One analyst asks: “Without Instagram and WhatsApp, what really is Meta?”

Nvidia will make AI supercomputers in the U.S. Is the company trying to win favor with the Trump administration ahead of new semiconductor-specific tariffs?

Nvidia will make AI supercomputers in the U.S. Is the company trying to win favor with the Trump administration ahead of new semiconductor-specific tariffs?

Tuesday is Tax Day, the last day to pay any owed 2024 income taxes. It’s also the final day to either file a tax return or claim an extension.

Tuesday is Tax Day, the last day to pay any owed 2024 income taxes. It’s also the final day to either file a tax return or claim an extension.

President suggests fresh flexibility for Apple in White House comments.

President suggests fresh flexibility for Apple in White House comments.

With Netflix’s quarterly results due Thursday, analysts will be looking for signs of indirect impacts of tariffs on the streaming platform.

With Netflix’s quarterly results due Thursday, analysts will be looking for signs of indirect impacts of tariffs on the streaming platform.

Investors should consider taking up shares of this energy stock, according to G Squared Private Wealth's Victoria Greene.

Stronger U.S. production isn’t just good economic policy; it’s about national security and public health.

Stronger U.S. production isn’t just good economic policy; it’s about national security and public health.

‘It’s time for WNBA players to get a higher percentage of the league’s basketball-related income,’ former player Chiney Ogwumike has said

‘It’s time for WNBA players to get a higher percentage of the league’s basketball-related income,’ former player Chiney Ogwumike has said

Countries from Europe to Asia are realizing they don’t have to be dependent on U.S. consumers and farmers.

Countries from Europe to Asia are realizing they don’t have to be dependent on U.S. consumers and farmers.

“We’ll look back on this and think this was a good opportunity,” managers of this top technology fund predict.

“We’ll look back on this and think this was a good opportunity,” managers of this top technology fund predict.

The S&P 500 reached an ominous-sounding milestone on Monday, even as stocks largely added to their gains from last week’s rebound.

The S&P 500 reached an ominous-sounding milestone on Monday, even as stocks largely added to their gains from last week’s rebound.

The comments pushed stocks such as Ford, GM and Chrysler parent Stellantis higher, swinging from trading levels or negative to being up between 1% and 4%.

Trivariate Research recommended stocks with more achievable relative growth rates and earnings estimates for investors seeking a volatility hedge.

The central banker embraced a term that got the central bank in trouble during the last bout of inflation.

Stocks including Walt Disney are about to form a "death cross," a price chart pattern that forms when a stock's 50-day moving average falls below its 200-day MA.

"Investors should prepare to be fooled many more times. Hold your convictions loosely and keep your stops tight," the firm's strategists said.

Support from the cloud model has been broken.

Investors looking for protection during downturns may want to consider core bonds, despite the recent rockiness in the fixed-income market.

Morgan Stanley's Mike Wilson said investors should buy weakness on further pullbacks from tariff uncertainty.

Deutsche Bank foresees lower profits ahead if General Motors tries to onshore its operations.

Wall Street is considering Trump's latest tariff exemption a boon for Apple, but maintains that the iPhone faces growth concerns amid a weaker macro environment.

Analyst Patrick Hummel downgraded shares to neutral from buy.

Trump's new guidance removes meaningful risks Apple was facing when investors were bracing for an escalating global trade war, according to KeyBanc.

Carriers are hoping that wealthier leisure travelers will continue to treat themselves to pricier, roomier seats.

Consumer worries grew over inflation, unemployment and the stock market as the global trade war heated up in March.

It's often best to keep things simple when markets are as volatile as they are now.

Goldman Sachs joins rivals JPMorgan Chase and Morgan Stanley in posting better-than-expected equities trading revenue.

The decision to stop developing danuglipron adds to a string of setbacks in the pharmaceutical giant's bid to win a slice of the booming market for GLP-1s.

A rising share of America's top executives sees a recessionary period on the horizon.

It was another weekend of head-spinning news, but we are no closer to figuring out what the right level should be for stocks.