McDonald's Shares Jump On Strong 3Q NumbersMcDonald's logged its 13th consecutive month of positive same-store sales and topped Wall Street profit and revenue expectations for the third quarter.
Tesla Investor To Musk: Don't go private. Stock Could Be Worth $4,000Tesla shares surged after Musk's now infamous "funding secured" tweet earlier this month, hitting a peak of $387.46 in the process. But the stock has since slid back to about $320 due to growing skepticism about Musk's ability to actually get a deal done.
Would Stocks "Crash" If Trump Were Impeached?President Donald Trump thinks the stock market would "crash" if he were impeached and "everybody would be very poor." Wall Street analysts beg to differ.
Stocks Mixed Amid Concerns Over Trump's Legal Woes"The selloff today ... is a flare which could morph into a fire should revelations today meaningfully shake confidence in the president's ability to govern."
J.C. Penney Plunges Amid Weak Results, Loss ForecastThe Plano, Texas-based company said it had a loss of 32 cents per share, or well short of Wall Street expectations.
Walmart Sees Sales Rise At Stores, OnlineWalmart said sales were strong across many categories but the grocery business was notable with sales rising the most in nine years.
Lawsuits Accuse Musk Of False Statements To Boost Tesla Share PriceThe complaints claim Musk sought to mislead investors when he said on Twitter that he had secured the funding to take Tesla private.
Elon Musk Proposes Taking Tesla Private And Sends Shares SoaringTesla CEO Elon Musk said Tuesday he is considering taking the company private, shocking investors and analysts who follow the maverick electric car-maker.
After The Bell: Record Day On Wall StreetStocks surged higher Thursday, with the Dow and S&P 500 both hitting all-time highs, as the possibility of the Senate passing a bill aimed at overhauling the tax code appeared more likely.
After The Bell: The NASDAQ Closes Above 6,000 For First Time EverStocks finished the session on Wall Street sharply higher Tuesday, as solid earnings bolstered investor sentiment, pushing the NASDAQ above 6,000 for the first time ever.
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After The Bell: Stocks Close MixedThe Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 113, the NASDAQ lost 48 and the S&P 500 closed flat, settling to 1931.
After The Bell: Selloff Continues On Wall StreetThe S&P 500 closed down 78; the Nasdaq dropped 180, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average shed 588 points, settling to 15,871.
After The Bell: Stocks Sell-Off On Global Growth ConcernsThe Dow Jones industrial average lost 163, the S&P 500 dropped 22 and the NASDAQ shed 58 points, settling to 5,088.