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Luckin Coffee said China's market regulators are looking into its operations, and the company is assisting with their work.

Last week energy speculators got roasted by the plunge in U.S. oil futures prices to negative $40 a barrel as they were forced to take a loss rather than accept physical delivery. Those in the industry already were aware...

Active funds are supposed to make hay in volatile markets, but it hasn't happened yet. What has gone wrong?

Italian government bonds rallied after S&P Global left the country's sovereign credit rating at two levels above high-yield status, offering a respite to investors who have grown increasingly concerned about how the nati...

The Berkshire Shareholders' Meeting is scheduled for May 2, what should investors expect?

The German bank said late Sunday that it will beat analyst expectations and report a first-quarter profit as higher revenue and lower expenses have helped it offset a €500 million charge it is taking for credit losses ...

The embattled emergency loan program for small businesses experienced glitches and delays just minutes after it resumed taking applications on Monday morning.

The Fed's intervention to support the market worked. The ECB's intervention did not. But why not? The situations are parallel. If the idea worked for Ford, why didn't it work for Italy?

Last quarter, Microsoft's (MSFT) solid earnings results helped kick off a sharp rally in the stock. Part of this rise had to do with MSFT's guidance, which was better than many analysts had expected.

Across party lines, Americans want out of China. Democrats only group that wants in the most, but are still in favor of decoupling.

In trading on Monday, shares of Williams were yielding above the 9% mark based on its quarterly dividend (annualized to $1.6), with the stock changing hands as low as $17.77 on the day.

Strong fund flows into Value ETFs suggest the demise of value investing is overdone. We take a look at some of the top-performing Value ETFs in CY2020.

It's the city's second attempt at shutting down car traffic during the pandemic.

Tiffany's stock has remained extremely buoyant over recent weeks despite the sell-off seen across industries. The trend seems to defy logic, considering the impact that the outbreak and a broader economic slowdown are li...

With more than 26 million people applying for unemployment benefits in the past month and a half, many S&P 500 stocks' revenue will dry up. Gold stocks should shine, by comparison, and I predict we'll see new buyers who ...

Experts are already warning that the extra $310 billion in funding won't be enough.

Investors are relieved that Renault will take up a guaranteed loan from the French government, but doubts may follow. It is revealing that France's other car maker, Peugeot, turned down a similar offer.

Arbitrage opportunities totaling hundreds of millions of dollars abound in the Bitcoin markets. new research shows.

As the coronavirus pandemic ravages the U.S. economy, the M&A market for hemp and cannabis has continued to decline drastically with bankruptcies accelerating.

So far, the Covid crisis isn't proving an insurmountable obstacle on Deutsche Bank's road to redemption.

This week arguably has it all, with earnings from some of the most closely watched companies and a Fed meeting. The focus this morning is on news of economies planning to reopen in Europe and in some U.S. states, which s...

Comparing the trend in Foot Locker's (NYSE: FL) stock over recent months with its trajectory during and after the Great Recession of 2008, we believe that the stock can potentially gain 40% once fears surrounding the cor...