Author: Adam Shell, USA TODAY

Here’s why a 90-day U.S.-
China cease-fire in the trade dispute is being greeted bullishly by markets – at least for now.

No trading will take place in the U.S. on Wednesday, Dec. 5, as the nation mourns the death of 41st president, George H.W, Bush.

President Donald Trump told The Washington Post on Tuesday that he’s “not even a little bit happy” with Fed Reserve chair choice Jerome Powell.

U.S. stocks opened higher and Wall Street rooted for the rebound to stick after a two-day selloff wiped out the market’s gains for the year.

Investors looking for a break from the sinking stock market will get a reprieve on Thanksgiving Day, when U.S. financial markets will be closed.

American women, most who view 70 as the new 50, say retirement will be ‘the most liberating phase’ of their lives, TD Ameritrade survey finds.

Stocks soared after the midterm vote, which resulted in a divided Congress after Democrats won back the House. The outcome was expected by investors.

Wall Street analysts are downplaying the midterm election risks for the stock market, but admit unexpected outcomes could cause volatility.