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Shares of mortgage real-estate investment trusts declined sharply, reflecting growing concerns about firms that use borrowed money to juice returns at a time when funding markets are in turmoil.

Going by trends seen during the 2008 crisis, Union Pacific could potentially outperform the broader market, when the current crisis is over. We compare the performance of Union Pacific vis- -vis the S&P 500 in our intera...

Airline and hotel workers, cabinetmakers, booksellers, ferry operators and travel agents have been impacted so far.

Global markets diverged as governments around the world scrambled to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus and to support individuals and businesses.

The New York Stock Exchange will close its famed trading floor in lower Manhattan effective Monday, calling the move a precautionary measure against the spread of coronavirus.

The oil and gas and hospitality industries are among the most vulnerable.

As the coronavirus outbreak has sent consumers into panic- buying mode and hunkering down at home, money-losing meal-kit company Blue Apron is suddenly getting plenty of love: Its stock more than doubles Wednesday, exten...

The exchange will move to fully electronic trading.

The stock markets have been in free fall for just over a month. During another brutal day at the low point, the Dow was 4% below when President Trump took office. Only a very late day rally kept it above that watermark.

Investors are anticipating the needs of the stay-at-home consumer.

In trading on Wednesday, shares of Mack Cali Realty were yielding above the 5% mark based on its quarterly dividend (annualized to $0.8), with the stock changing hands as low as $15.66 on the day.

The stock market is now almost lower than it was when Trump took office.

Bill Ackman panicked about the coronavirus early on, hedging his $5.6 billion investment firm. Then he went on CNBC to tell America "there is a tsunami coming," and tanked the stock market.

It was oil's third worst day on record.

Norfolk Southern has underperformed the broader markets through the current coronavirus and oil price war crisis, with the stock currently down by about 33% since early February, after the WHO declared a global health em...

COVID-19 patients get blood tests to monitor their health. How safe are the workers who do the tests? It depends on which blood testing machine they use.

The world's largest hedge-fund firm took a big hit to its funds as it got caught out by the market impact of the coronavirus.

Coronavirus restrictions will cost Uber and Lyft and likely sideline their road to profitability.

The Trump impeachment centered on U.S. corrupt companies in Ukraine. A new president was hired to clean it up. How's he doing?

Stocks were down again on Wednesday, erasing the previous session's gains as investors grappled with ongoing uncertainty from the coronavirus.

The window briefly cracked open for blue-chip companies to raise cash by selling bonds on Tuesday. But by Wednesday morning, the window had shut again.

"We will get through this," the Treasury Secretary said. "The U.S. economy is going to come roaring back."