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BP joins biggest shipping groups in halting traffic through the Red Sea on Houthi threat

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S&P 500 sees bearish ‘doji’ pattern form, highlights raging war between stock-market bulls and bears to end 2023

The S&P 500 registered an ominous sign in a centuries-old charting technique, which could indicate a coming reversal of bullishness in the closely watched stock-market index.

Vodafone shares surge after Iliad proposes $11.4 billion merger of Italian units

Iliad put forward plans to merge Vodafone's struggling Italian business with its own operations in the country

Oil prices boosted as BP reportedly suspends Red Sea crude shipments

Oil futures find support as worries mount over Middle East supply disruptions.

There are rarely this many stocks ‘overbought’ — but usually it’s a good sign

'This could signal the start of the process toward a fresh [all-time high] for equities'

We faced COVID head-on, but I fear we’ve neglected other important health concerns. Is it time to get that colonoscopy?

Too many Americans get sick or die needlessly from so many conditions beyond the virus.

How a big, messy ‘cleanup’ in crypto could pave way for a more regulated, mature market in 2024

Bitcoin rallied over 150% on the year-to-date. A changing of the guards may be partly why.

Exclusive: Airbnb says hosts earned $7 million in apartment-rental program’s first year

New York City cracked down on short-term leisure rentals. Airbnb put down roots in U.S. rental-housing market.

The market is second-guessing its dovish reaction to Powell. This analyst says the Fed could slash rates by as much as 75%.

The market is worried maybe it's too dovish, but this economist flags the risks the Fed may be very aggressive next year in cutting rates.

Nippon Steel said it’s reached a deal to buy U.S. Steel for $14.1 billion

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Nio stock jumps as Abu Dhabi investor to pour in $2.2 billion

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Ten-year Treasury yields hover near five-month lows as traders parse Fedspeak

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