Dow Jones Tops 30,000 For First Time Ever As Biden Transition Points To More Stable Future
The Dow Jones crossed the 30,000 threshold for the first time ever Tuesday, fueled by news that suggests a more stable economy in the near future.
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The Dow Jones crossed the 30,000 threshold for the first time ever Tuesday, fueled by news that suggests a more stable economy in the near future.
Today's stock market gains come despite all the election uncertainty, but may suggest optimism for a second stimulus package down the line.
In an economy beset by pandemic-induced hardship, why is Wall Street thriving while Main Street is struggling?
The stock market reacted positively to the recent record unemployment numbers, which suggests a strong economic comeback, but be wary.
Global stock markets rebounded Tuesday after President Trump said he would ask Congress for a tax cut and other measures to ease the pain of the spreading coronavirus outbreak.
The financial markets tumbled on coronavirus fears and a crash in oil prices.
Stocks are falling again on Thursday as the economic impact of the global coronavirus spread becomes clearer.
Stocks plunged on Monday after the U.S. and China ratcheted up their trade war, with China letting its currency drop to an 11-year low.
Markets staged a miraculous comeback Wednesday following stocks' worst-ever Christmas Eve. The Dow posted biggest daily point gain ever.
Stocks sank sharply Monday, with key U.S. indexes on track for their worst December since the 1930s.
Stock trading turned jittery again after two weeks of gains, pulling the Dow Jones Industrial Average down 600 points.
Democratic leaders know -- and worry about -- the power of Trump's politics of fear.
Facebook just suffered the biggest wipeout in stock market history.
U.S. stocks tumbled into correction mode to start off the second quarter on Monday, as technology shares got battered on worries sparked by trade concerns and tweets by President Trump and Elon Musk.
The Dow surged 669 points — its third-biggest point gain in history — and had its best day in two and a half years. Investors were cheered by signs that the United States and China are talking behind the scenes to avoid a clash between the world's two biggest economies.
Trade war fears wiped more than 1,100 points off the Dow in just two days. It was Wall Street's worst week in more than two years.
U.S. stocks fell sharply on Thursday after President Donald Trump announced new tariffs on Chinese goods.
The economy is just as strong today as it was last week. Keep that in mind as you process the Dow's breathtaking 1,175-point plunge on Monday.
Seven trading days. That's how long it took the Dow to rocket from 25,000 to 26,000.
This stock market doesn't obey speed limits. It just blasted through another barrier: Dow 25,000, barely a month after it cracked 24,000 for the first time.
Twitter's stock prices jumped Friday morning after former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer announced he owns four percent of the company.
Financial experts say people who watched in horror as the Dow Jones Industrial average drop more than 1,000 points Monday morning should stay calm and not panic – a hasty move now could cause permanent damage later.
The place where you can buy handmade dresses and crocheted dog costumes has a new hot seller: its own stock.
The Associated Press news agency suspended its Twitter account Tuesday after it was hacked into.
