Nationwide, Americans’ well-being improved in 2016 compared to 2015 and 2014. While many enjoy comfortable, healthy, and happy living and take their well-being for granted, not all Americans enjoy such standards. For many, hardship,…
Apple, DuPont, Disney, and Goldman Sachs were top performers on the DJIA Wednesday, with Apple and Disney posting new 52-week highs.
Although this earnings season has been relatively positive, the Dow has stepped away from its 20,000 mark, and it seems the animal spirits powering this rally might not be as positive as they once…
For most American adults who have grown up before the last decade, Porsche is a brand that probably rings highly with luxury sports cars. That was then. Now Porsche is a car company that…
New construction in December totaled an estimated $1.2 trillion seasonally adjusted annual rate, down slightly from the November rate, but 4.2% higher than the December 2015 rate.
Credit Suisse cut its ratings for a few of the largest movie theaters chains, after forecasting weaker domestic attendance growth despite a strong movie slate for 2017.
Exxon Mobil earnings did not cause analysts either to rush into or out of the company's stock. The verdict seems to be wait-and-see.
Ford F-Series pickups were January's best sellers by a wide margin. Looking ahead, two primary drivers for new car sales are tugging in opposite directions.
24/7 Wall St. has put together a preview of the two Dow stocks scheduled to report their quarterly results on Thursday: Merck and Visa.
US crude oil inventories swelled by more than 6 million barrels last week, but the increase did not stop a price increase as traders see early results for OPEC-led production cuts.
If economists and investors were looking for confirmation that the post-election rally was going to turn into real growth in economic readings, look no further than the January ADP Employment Report.
Under Armour saw its shares get crushed on Tuesday after the company reported earnings. Unfortunately this wasn’t the end of it.
GM continues to pull out of the fleet sales business, having chosen instead to focus on the higher margin retail business. The effect is to depress volume sales.
Year over year, sales dropped 11% at Fiat Chrysler in January, in part due to slow Jeep sales, but that was less than expected.
Earnings propped up Apple's stock for Wednesday’s rally, but as more analysts continue to weigh in the stock it could run even more.
