There are some notable exceptions — such as Coach and Swiss shoemaker On, which saw growth across all consumer segments — but shoppers' pullback could portend a rocky holiday retail period ahead. Investors will get more insight from next week's earnings reports, which include some of the biggest retailers: Walmart, Target, Gap and Home Depot.

Stocks look set to extend their slide Friday amid investor jitters about the tech sector and the path of monetary policy.

In fact, Oracle is also trading, at least in part, as a proxy for OpenAI which also happens to sit at the epicenter of concerns over massive AI spending commitments that could fac

Major stock indexes finished mixed Friday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average declining for a second straight session but registering a weekly gain.

US stocks were mixed on Wednesday, with the Dow posting a fresh record but Big Tech stocks wobbling as chances grew that the record-long US shutdown will end soon. Meanwhile, hopes are rising for a key House vote that could end the longest government shutdown in US history as soon as today.

The S&P 500 is on track to return 6.5% a year for the next decade, underperforming the rest of the world, according to Goldman Sachs.

The S&P 500 slumped 1.6% last week — but bad first weeks in November usually don’t hang over the stock market.

Novo Nordisk A/S remains attractive with strong cash flow and robust pipeline. Click here to read why NVO stock is a Buy.

Newmont (NEM) stock could be a strong candidate to leverage the current momentum. Why? Because it offers strong margins, a low-debt capital structure, and robust momentum

IBM shares were up 0.5% recently, after rising nearly 4% this morning to an all-time high of $324.90. The stock has gained 44% since the start of the year, making it the third-biggest gainer in the blue-chip Dow Jones Industrial Average so far in 2025.

See why Micron Technology, Inc. stock surged 180% YTD, outperforming Nvidia, as its HBM expansion and margin turnaround impress investors. Click for more on MU.

Nvidia recently disclosed visibility into more than $500 billion in revenue through the end of next year. Plus, its recent lagging stock performance suggests “a lower bar for execution.”