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The Paycheck Protection Program under the CARES Act got off to a rocky start.

Crude oil had its best trading day ever last Thursday, increasing by nearly a full quarter after President Trump tweeted optimism that Saudi Arabia and Russia may be planning to reduce production.

Public companies should disclose to shareholders whether they plan to tap coronavirus-related bailout funds from the federal government, the nation's top securities regulator said.

Nearly one-third of households earning less than $60,000 per year expect to save less than they usually do over the next three months. Wealthy households will save more.

With apologies to Winston Churchill, this is not the end or the beginning of the end, but it is the end of the beginning .

Amgen (AMGN) is running into resistance at its historically bearish 160-day moving average

Demand for the federal loans through Paycheck Protection Program under the CARES Act is skyrocketing.

Security prices reflect a of "tug-of-war" between reality and perception. We can use rules-of-thumb to determine if perception is too bearish. Investments are long-dated assets and it takes an enormous amount of short-te...

Demand for loans under the Paycheck Protection Program is surging.

Companies with female directors are more likely to quickly recall dangerous products, researchers say.

U.S. stocks are staging a remarkable two-day rally, but the worst likely isn't over for the equities market. Many analysts are calling the recent run a rally within a bear market.

Has the market bottomed, or are we headed for another leg down before we can start to even think about any upside?

Coronavirus and its aftermath may provide new markets for cybersecurity companies, but will also slow the flood of money into financings and deal-making in the sector.

Coronavirus cases in the U.S. grew to 367k as of April 6. While the country reported about 30k new infections on Monday, April 6, there is a possibility that the rate of growth is slowing as daily new cases dropped from ...

The Treasury Department is expected to ask for another $200 billion in funding to replenish the Paycheck Protection Program.

Its time to put aside what you "think" and listen to what the market is still telling us I am a technician (chartist) through and through.

Everyone knows what caused the immense housing debt bubble to inflate and then nearly collapse the entire financial system in 2008: artificially low interest rates, the perceived view that home prices couldn't go down (d...

The Dow jumped nearly 900 points at Tuesday's open.

Investors should consider being careful about getting too exuberant as this wild rally continues. The U.S. virus caseload continues to grow, though it's good to see positive signs from overseas. Bear-market rallies are c...

"When will startup valuations decline?" for most companies, the answer is that they already have. Here's why.

Argentina was never going to make good on its ridiculous foreign debt, dished out by the IMF. The coronavirus just gave it a great excuse.

Qatar began marketing U.S. dollar-denominated bonds, the first Persian Gulf state to tap the debt markets since the twin headwinds of a coronavirus pandemic and collapse in oil prices tightened budgets across the region.