WW is doubling down on Oprah
Oprah Winfrey has extended her partnership with WW, formerly known as Weight Watchers, for another five years.
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App completely disrupts trading industry
Robinhood's free-trading ethos turned the online brokerage industry on its head.
Stocks whipsawed following news of a US-China trade deal
Stocks ended Friday mostly flat after Chinese officials said that a phase one deal had been reached with the United States that would avert an escalation of the trade war and higher tariffs set to kick in on Sunday. President Trump confirmed the news in a series of tweets.
The pound jumps after exit poll predicts Johnson win in UK election
UK stocks and the pound shot higher after British Prime Minister Boris Johnson secured an election victory that clears the way for Britain to quickly leave the European Union.
Stocks hit record highs as US, China reach tentative trade deal
US stocks raced to record highs Thursday on news that the United States and China reached a tentative trade deal. Earlier in the day, President Donald Trump said that an agreement was "very close."
Uber, other unicorns flopped on Wall Street
In a year when the Dow Jones Industrial Average has risen almost 20%, shattering one record after another, some newly public companies have been left in the cold.
Economy could keep Dow rising in 2020
Trade jitters have taken financial markets on a wild ride this year, putting some cracks in the global economy. But stocks still kept hitting record highs.
Asian markets move higher after Fed holds interest rates steady
Asian markets mostly rose Thursday after the Federal Reserve kept interest rates steady, putting an end to the year's series of rate cuts.
Saudi Aramco shares increase 10% after world's biggest IPO
Saudi Aramco shares increased 10% when they began trading on Wednesday, capping a stock market debut that shattered records but failed to achieve the $2 trillion valuation sought by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
UK election surprise could sink British pound
Investors are betting that Prime Minister Boris Johnson will sweep to victory in Thursday's election. If he doesn't, the pound and UK stocks are poised to plunge.
