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Johnson & Johnson's stock lost more than 23% - dropping from $146 at the beginning of the year to below $112 in late March - then spiked 35% to around $150 now. That means it has fully recovered to the levels where it st...

The yellow metal has been white hot this year. But those who rush to buy it could still end up in the red.

Congress is scrambling to pass another stimulus law before time runs out.

Amex says card holders are still spending money to rack up travel points, possibly planning trips for when the coronavirus pandemic is under control.

The Wall Street bank reached a $3.9 billion settlement with Malaysia in connection with a multibillion-dollar scandal that has plagued the firm and rocked the country's politics.

A decline in big tech stocks also dragged the market lower.

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Bond investors are retreating from Turkey, adding to the pressure on an economy long seen as dependent on foreign funding.

A timeline of the scandal out of Malaysia that ensnared a prime minister and Goldman Sachs, and spurred a spending spree of yachts, luxury condos, art and the film 'The Wolf of Wall Street.'

The precious metal rose to a new closing record of $1,897.50 a troy ounce, eclipsing the price set in August 2011 as investors added bullion to their portfolios amid fears about the coronavirus pandemic.

Leading oil-field-services companies Halliburton, Baker Hughes and Schlumberger have done themselves a favor by quickly confronting their new reality and ruthlessly cutting costs.

The world's largest hedge fund made layoffs in its research department, client-services team and among recruiters, an unusually large cut amid a difficult period for Bridgewater's business.

Demand for safe-haven U.S. government bonds remains high as the economic recovery shows signs of stalling, with Treasury yields swinging between small gains and losses after mixed data on the economy's rebound.

After the UK ban on Huawei, The Economist magazine is pessimistic - we are said to be "at the endgame" - in effect, the end of trust-based free trade as we know it. But the Huawei episode is likely not an end but a begin...

If your hoping for student loan relief or student loan forgiveness, you may not find it in the new stimulus package.

Congress has been unable to agree on how to extend a $600-per-week federal supplement.

Is this the beginning of a pullback, or simply another "Buy the Dip" opportunity? If you are in the former camp, our deep learning algorithms using Artificial Intelligence ("AI") technology have identified several Top Sh...

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An announced chip delay by Intel helped set the day's negative tone, but the return of trade tensions between the U.S. and China have punctuated it in early trade Friday. Next up: eyes turn to Amazon, Apple, and other bi...

A decline in big tech stocks also dragged the market lower.