IonQ, Rigetti, D-Wave surge on report of Trump admin equity talks. Beefing over beef: Trump says ranchers don't understand how tariffs benefited them. Crude oil jumps.

Tesla reported weaker-than-expected third-quarter numbers. Now Wall Street is weighing in. Wednesday evening, Tesla reported an operating profit of about $1.6 billion, down 40% year over year. Wall Street was looking for closer to $1.

Stocks are drifting near their record heights on Wall Street, while the price of gold falls again to trim more off its tremendous gain for the year.

The Dow touched an intraday record high while the Nasdaq slipped as investors focused on a wave of quarterly earnings while remaining vigilant about US-China trade tensions.

President Trump blasted the WSJ for a "FAKE NEWS" report he lifted "a key restriction" on Ukraine, allowing it to use long-range missiles against Russia.

Wall Street opened flat on Thursday as lackluster earnings from Tesla and IBM dampened investor mood, while brewing trade tensions between the U.S. and China threatened to deepen the market's unease.

Prices of the yellow metal have been volatile, with spot gold hitting an all-time high of about $4,380 per ounce on Monday before falling sharply.

Wall Street drifts lower on Wednesday as investors digested Netflix’s (NFLX) latest earnings results and now turn their attention to Tesla’s (TSLA) upcoming report.

Could U.S. stock market leadership finally broaden beyond the U.S. tech megacaps? Early signs from the third quarter earnings season – particularly 2026 outlooks – suggest there's a good chance.

Get to know the debasement trade, which explains a lot of the asset moves that have defined 2025 in markets.

Need a starting point? Go back to your old high school, walk the halls, and look at what everyone's wearing and using.

On Wall Street, Amazon’s stock held up despite a widespread outage for its cloud computing service that caused disruption for internet users around the world early Monday. Amazon’s stock rose 0.8%. In stock markets abroad, indexes rose across much of Europe and Asia.