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Bitcoin's chart is at a crucial area. Stuck between lower highs since 2017 but higher lowers in its long-term trend, and the heralded "havening" around the corner, bitcoin speculators expect King Crypto to be on the verg...

Uber's costs are rising much faster than its decelerating revenues. Can it really become profitable in 2020?

The decline of crude oil and energy stocks in 2020 has gotten quite a bit of attention as the bearish sentiment is quite high. Technical analyst Tom Aspray takes a look to see if there are any signs that crude oil is rea...

"Late cycle" is a popular guess. But how late?

President Trump continues to gaslight that this is the "Best economy ever". When you compare the three years he has been in office to Obama's last three, Trump's yearly job growth didn't exceed any of Obama's. Over that ...

Bank of America greenlighted a $26.5 million pay package for its top executive in 2019 after the bank's shares marked their best run in years.

A yearslong crackdown on cheating in futures markets is yielding new wins for the government, but several trials to come will show whether the Justice Department's focus on a tactic known as "spoofing" is ultimately succ...

The technology giant will raise far less than anticipated for its next fund after investors, disillusioned by bad bets like WeWork and by the chaotic and unorthodox way the fund operates, have refused to put up new cash,...

Meanwhile, JD.com says mainlanders are buying everything from baking flour to rice online in record numbers due to coronavirus lockdowns.

Mobile apps are already playing spoiler to traditional payment methods. They may be doing it to reality-television shows, too.

Crude futures seesawed this week as investors tried to gauge the fallout from the coronavirus that has sickened thousands in China and tamped down demand in the world's largest importer of oil.

Growth in the labor force and in payrolls sent the economy an all-clear from the jobs report.

A leader of Goldman Sachs Group's flagship private-investing business has quit, the latest senior departure at the Wall Street firm and one that could undermine a big fundraising push.

Investors are diving into the bond market like never before. It's a sign of prudence, not folly, says Jason Zweig.

U.S. government bond prices rose, as poor European economic data and continued coronavirus fears outweighed a solid U.S. jobs report.

Will Dr. Li's death anger people in China over a government too quick to censor, and punish? Meanwhile, nearly half economy on hold.

Tidjane Thiam's ouster from the helm of Credit Suisse solves one problem for the board but creates others.

Fast food companies face a number of threats from climate change, but are not doing enough to tackle them, investors say.

The overall amount of temporary liquidity provided to financial markets by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York continued to decline on Friday.

The solid January employment report offers another source of comfort for Federal Reserve officials, who shifted to a make-no-moves posture in October after cutting interest rates.

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The 3.1% January wage growth is something you like to see, because it could mean consumers continue to feel optimistic about the economy. Strength in construction jobs might have reflected warm weather, but the manufactu...