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U.S. stocks staged a dramatic rebound to kick off the first full trading week of the new year, just in time to rescue the so-called Santa Claus rally from going missing for another year.

For the oil market, the hype is real — the U.S. now has the opportunity to to more freely access crude from Venezuela, a country that’s widely accepted to be home to the world’s largest oil reserves. But the reality is that U.S. oil companies may not be all that eager to jump in.

United will now look for its seventh full-time manager since club legend Alex Ferguson retired in 2013.

The retailer’s current problems are temporary and are a reflection of “too much consumer demand,” one analyst said.

Looking across the S&P 500 at unreported fiscal years, no company is expected to grow revenue faster than Micron.

Melius Research says Intel’s foundry business may start getting more respect, and that could give the stock a further boost.

It’s a new year, but Congress is spending time on an old issue — the now-expired Obamacare subsidies that played a lead role in last year’s record-breaking U.S. government shutdown.

An affiliate of Paul Singer’s Elliott Management won an auction for Citgo late last year

Gold and silver emerged as the big winners of flight-to-safety trades by investors on Monday following the U.S. intervention in Venezuela.

“I really, really hate my job. I do work from home, but I’m very burned out.”

The early ratings for Versant are in — with shares of the new owner of cable television stalwarts like CNBC, USA Network and the recently rebranded MS NOW (formerly MSNBC) tumbling nearly 15% on their first day of trading.

Lam, Applied Materials and KLA shares are some of the sector’s biggest winners upon heightened enthusiasm for the data-center build-out.