Hong Kong stocks tepid after violence rocks markets
Hong Kong stocks inched up slightly Tuesday, a day after recording their worst day in months as violence escalated in the city.
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Hong Kong stocks inched up slightly Tuesday, a day after recording their worst day in months as violence escalated in the city.
Uber shares fell to an all-time low Wednesday as its stock lockup period ends.
Chinese markets sagged Friday as renewed trade fears sent tech stocks plunging.
The economic mood in the United States has changed quickly over the past six months. At the end of last year, the stock market suffered a steep decline, consumer spending tanked, and economists were forecasting a recession around the corner.
US oil prices raced above $65 a barrel on Monday for the first time since Halloween after the White House pledged to deepen its crackdown on Iran.
The first quarter is over. Now we're about to find out just how bad it was for big American companies.
The US economy could be headed for a recession this year if it doesn't reach a trade deal with China.
Wall Street on Tuesday cheered a reversal of two trends that had been weighing on investors: US politics and oil.
Gold is supposed to be a haven, a place for investors to turn during tumultuous times.
Winmark Corp. (WINA) on Wednesday reported first-quarter profit of $7 million.