The Dow Jones Industrial Average today is down even after a promising report for new job growth in America.
Before the official jobs report, Automated Data Processing announced the U.S. added 179,000 new jobs in the private sector in July.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average today is down even after a promising report for new job growth in America.
Before the official jobs report, Automated Data Processing announced the U.S. added 179,000 new jobs in the private sector in July.
by Diane Alter
The Tesla stock price has dropped more than 7% so far this year.
With Q2 earnings coming out today, investors want to know if TSLA is a good investment.
Here's where we see TSLA stock heading in the second half of 2016...
The mid-July, post Brexit run-up has given way to a mild pullback and… wait for it… another sideways box.
For more than two weeks, the S&P 500 has been stuck in an amazing, maddening range of less than 1%.
This is an almost unheard-of level of inaction.
In fact, I went back through 10 years of data and could not find any other occurrences of a two-week range that was this tight.
This is really strange. But the good news is, it can't last.
Here's what I think will happen...
The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 90 points despite a push from central banks around the world for more stimulus.
Here's everything you need to know about what happened in the stock market today...
In the wake of Brexit and new climate change initiatives, the perspective in the European energy sector is shifting.
by David Zeiler
The rising cost of Obamacare plans isn't just bad news for those who use them.
Because the majority of Obamacare enrollees receive subsidies to help pay for their premiums, a major chunk of these skyrocketing costs will end up on the back of the American taxpayer.
by Alex McGuire
The WTI crude oil price has fallen more than 22% since June 8.
That technically means the oil market is in a correction.
You don't have to make huge risks to make huge profits.
by Diane Alter
A new global stock market crash warning sign just flashed today with news Australia cut its interest rate to the lowest level ever.
Australia wasn't the only nation taking steps today to prop up its sputtering economy.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average today is down even though Japan is adding billions of dollars to its economy.
Japan will inject $275 billion into the economy to help boost the nation's stagnant growth.