Can anything stop the stock market’s relentless rise?
It's been 365 days since the Dow Jones industrial average first crossed 20,000, and it's already up another 30-plus percent as the stock market's relentless rise to records keeps going.
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Of Mutual Interest: Rising bond yields, growing questions
Higher bond yields are finally here, and investors have to consider what, if any, changes to make to their portfolios.
Dow 25,000: Index keeps rolling with another milestone
The Dow Jones industrial average burst through the 25,000 point mark Thursday, just five weeks after its first close above 24,000.
Bitcoin goes on wild ride and it may only get crazier
What's a bitcoin worth? Lately nobody knows for sure, but after a wild ride on Friday, it's worth a good deal less than it was Thursday.
Bag the mistletoe, cut the booze: Office parties sober up
'Tis the season to keep that office holiday party from adding to the list of workplace sexual misconduct scandals.
Metal investors left behind even as prices soar
Copper, which is used in large amounts in construction, power generation and manufacturing, has surged 49 percent in the last year. Palladium, which is used in cars' catalytic converters and...
Of Mutual Interest: After months of calm, a warning sign?
Stocks have risen to records this year, buoyed by steady growth in the U.S. economy, improvement in formerly-struggling international economies and a resurgence in corporate earnings. As of Wednesday, the...
U.S. stocks mixed amid fallout from Tropical Storm Harvey
U.S. stocks finished little changed on Monday as investors focused on the effects of Tropical Storm Harvey. Insurance companies and oil drillers stumbled, while refineries rose along with gasoline prices.
Technology companies and banks take stocks higher
U.S. stocks rose Monday as big technology companies like Apple continued to rally. Investors bought stocks and sold bonds and gold after Congress agreed to a deal that will keep...
Losses for finance, health care companies send stocks lower
U.S. stocks slumped Friday as financial and health care companies moved lower. Industrial companies rose as stocks continued the up-and-down pattern they've been stuck in for the last month.