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UBS and Credit Suisse will pay 2019 dividends in two installments, as lenders across the world shore up capital to withstand the coronavirus crisis.

March 2020 made records in the S&P 500. In recent weeks we've seen some of the most volatile trading days in history. Is smooth sailing ahead?

BP's sale of its Alaskan business is in jeopardy after a group of banks balked at financing the $5.6 billion deal to buyer Hilcorp Energy amid a historic rout of oil and gas prices, according to people familiar with the ...

Firms with strong core earnings will be able to sustain their dividends.

The cycle bottoms have hit their lows and are now confirmed by market action.

BlackRock Chief Executive Laurence Fink earned $25.25 million last year, a 5% boost for an increasingly influential figure behind the U.S. government's response to the coronavirus crisis.

Once every decade or so, something really bad happens to stocks.

COVID-19 is moving more people away from bank branches and ATMs to digital payments. Look for more M&A.

LongTail Alpha funds capitalized on the markets' reaction to the new coronavirus pandemic.

Other members of the OPEC+ group have not yet agreed on cuts.

Investment-consulting firm Aksia, run by Jim Vos, says federal loan forgiveness shouldn't be going to alternative asset managers whose management fees aren't significantly impacted by the coronavirus crisis.

Investors snapped up the debt of car makers, oil drillers and other wounded companies after the Federal Reserve said it would lend trillions more to support the U.S. economy.

Morgan Stanley Chief Executive James Gorman said he has recovered from the new coronavirus, the most senior Wall Street executive known to have been infected.

Jeff Schulze of ClearBridge Investments examines whether a vigorous policy response will help avoid a worst-case outcome recession and accelerate us into recovery.

COVID-19 has turned our world upside down. From the way we travel to how we work, American life is entering a new normal.

"Data suggests that we are flattening the curve so far," Cuomo said.

The $2.2 trillion coronavirus relief package that President Donald Trump signed into law on March 27 is just the beginning, explains Frank Holmes, CEO of US Global Investors, editor of Frank Talk, and a contributor to Mo...

Other members of the OPEC+ group have not yet agreed on cuts.

The time for cardiac arrest has passed, OPEC+ introduced its oil supply cut. It was widely expected that the cartel would cut its oil production by nearly 10 million B/D, and they have delivered.

The novel coronavirus crisis has pushed millions of Americans out of work and it will lead to millions more layoffs before it has run its course. The sooner all those people get back to work, the better. The danger is th...

OPEC and other oil exporters are working to broker a consensus on oil production cuts with a view to removing 20 million barrels a day from global supply, people familiar with the matter say.

Major producers are expected to agree on big output cuts to bolster energy markets laid low by the coronavirus pandemic.