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Bitcoin suffered substantial losses recently during times of macroeconomic turmoil. Will the cryptocurrency serve as a safe-haven asset going forward?

Wall Street is now convinced the Fed will again have to cut interest rates to zero.

Italy is planning to introduce a large-scale moratorium on debt repayments, including mortgages, to help families and businesses cope with the coronavirus outbreak.

Investors struggling to follow the wild swings in prices across financial markets are also having to cope with another issue: finding people to trade with.

Wisdom will replace the effects of idiocy, perhaps soon

Investors shy away from debt likely to be affected by the virus, such as travel and hospitality bonds.

The coronavirus outbreak initially spurred gains for drugmakers, but investors may be having second thoughts.

Is it time to buy Apple (AAPL), Tesla (TSLA), and Amazon (AMZN) or should you just stick to the SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY)?

A digital heat map of Shanghai and Hong Kong hotels after large event cancellations. This will play out in Italy now and soon, the U.S.

On Monday, the extra yield that investors demand to hold U.S. corporate bonds over Treasurys increased by 0.3 percentage point.

Investors looking for places to hide in the stock-market rout have few options.

Stocks could fall even lower but history shows that the market typically recovers within six months.

Saudi Arabia is prepared to ramp up production to more than 12 million barrels a day.

Enphase Energy (ENPH) just pulled back to a bullish technical signal on the charts

Wells Fargo's new CEO, Charles Scharf, told Congress that the troubled bank is charting a new path to move past its yearslong sales-practices scandal.

The financial firm named longtime executive Maggie Serravalli as the firm's new finance chief, succeeding Gerard McGraw.

Concerns continue to mount over the potential spread, duration and deadliness of the coronavirus and any effects it could have on global economies. But what does this mean for the U.K. property market?

Heavily shorted Stitch Fix is clobbered again after disappointing results.

The biggest one-day stock market drop in history didn't come from a business flaw or Wall Street malfeasance - it got a virus.

Russian government votes in overwhelming favor to abolish term limits, setting up yet another term for Putin.

Sell a security in your taxable account that's at a loss to take a tax benefit this year, and simultaneously buy a similar security to replace the one you sold to maintain your position in the market.