S&P 500 Sees Surge After US Midterm Elections
The S&P 500 has trended upward following US midterm elections, driven by investor sentiment and market expectations.
The S&P 500 has trended upward following US midterm elections, driven by investor sentiment and market expectations.
Four prominent firms merge as part of industry trend towards consolidation.
4.9 million people's personal data exposed in major US education sector breach.
Top tech stocks experiencing worst slump since 2010, Dow Jones falls 1.09%.
Major US tech companies including Meta Platforms, Inc., Tesla, and NVIDIA report quarterly results amidst heightened anticipation of the Federal Reserve's policy meeting.
Stocks fell for the second day in a row as oil prices rose near $117, threatening Treasury yields.
Domino's Pizza Inc reported strong Q3 2026 financial results with global retail sales growing 3.2% and beating consensus estimates for earnings.
US President Donald Trump eases tensions with Russia by waiving certain sanctions.
Bank of America's Q3 2026 earnings missed expectations, causing a stock price drop and affecting global markets.
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Two major Minnesota-based health systems plan a $1.5 billion merger creating one large healthcare system with over 50 hospitals and clinics.
Chinese officials aim to strengthen banking sector's shock absorption for AI investments.