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U.S. stock-index futures saw a modest rise Sunday night, as financial markets reacted to an apparent assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump a day earlier at campaign rally.

Google parent Alphabet Inc. is poised to make its largest acquisition ever, the Wall Street Journal reported Sunday, with a roughly $23 billion deal to buy cybersecurity startup Wiz.

There’s speculation the Trump campaign may also try to capitalize on the imagery: “That picture is going to be one for the century.”

A dark day in U.S. history will offer a test for financial market participants as they react to an apparent assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump.

The seemingly impossible task facing the Federal Reserve and Chairman Jerome Powell is to achieve a decisive victory against inflation, without pushing the world’s largest economy into a recession or, at least, a deep and prolonged one.

Netflix Inc. reports second-quarter results on Thursday, as a bigger portion of Wall Street concludes that it has essentially won the streaming wars.

Hedge-fund manager Bill Ackman and Tesla CEO Elon Musk have said they would support the re-election campaign of former President Donald Trump’s.

Bitcoin, which trades around the clock, surged after former President Donald Trump was shot, potentially a reaction both to the perceived increased likelihood the Republican will win as well as to a more unstable political environment.

Berkshire Hathaway shares reclaim record territory on Friday for the first time in months, boosted by investors’ growing appetite for value stocks.

The majority of stocks picked in 2023’s most popular stock picking TikToks ended up profitable.

Don’t give up just yet, advisers say: “The next few years are so crucial to get right.”

Investors this week dumped megacap technology stocks and turned to roughed-up corners of the market. What do investors need to know before piling into small caps?