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After a historic rally in the stocks during the month of April, investors appear to be expecting a pullback and favor lower risk assets.

A look at the unemployment stress here and around the world thanks to the pandemic.

The cost to ship gasoline, diesel and jet fuel around the world has soared to record highs, as traders look to dodge the commodity price crash by stashing refined oil at sea.

Some of the 20th century's biggest names in corporate America are in danger of going the way of Sears, Blockbuster and RadioShack.

The Federal Reserve has scrapped plans to use a $600 billion aid program for small and midsize businesses to promote the use of its preferred replacement for the troubled London interbank offered rate.

Investors say they are 'flying in the dark' as the dispersion of earnings estimates reaches its highest level since 2009.

Buffett confirmed that he sold all of his airline stocks during the first quarter.

There were mixed earnings from the five big tech stocks but the averages and underlying technical studies painted a clearer picture.

The American economy has always been 'mixed,' partnering public with private ownership and control. In times of crisis the public role both has to and always grows larger. Here's how to do it now.

While April's relief rally retraced most of March's losses, the stock market appears to be signaling that a downward slide is expected in May.

A handful of companies that are keeping their dividends steady.

The Dow's movement is still mimicking 1931 very closely.

At Berkshire Hathaway's annual shareholder meeting, Warren Buffett shared his views and answered questions on the markets and his investments.