Stocks surge to new highs — again
So much for taking a break from the rally.
So much for taking a break from the rally.
Investors are most excited about companies that make and sell things like toothpaste, scotch tape, light bulbs and linoleum siding.
The party is over on Wall Street.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average rallied more than 230 points, or 1.7%, shortly after the opening bell.
Stocks closed lower for the fifth straight day Friday, ending the week down nearly 2%, as investors continue to fear the impact of falling over the fiscal cliff.
Barnes & Noble is crediting the “50 Shades of Grey” trilogy for boosting it’s bottom line.
Facebook’s post-IPO life has been rocky, and on Thursday it will face one of the toughest times for a newly public company: the first day that some insiders are allowed to dump the stock.
Mark Zuckerberg rang the Nasdaq opening bell remotely, from the company’s headquarters in California
The U.S. economy seems to picking up steam, so what’s causing the volatility?
Will uncertainties from 2011 fade and make 2012 more profitable?