Wall Street is giving President Trump's first speech to Congress a standing ovation. The Dow raced above the 21,000 level on Wednesday for the first time ever, as investors cheer the tone of Trump's speech.
It's one of the most eagerly awaited IPOs in years. But Snapchat's IPO might not be a smart investing choice for young Millennials who love the app. Snapchat is losing money and user growth is sluggish.
McDonald's is looking to beef up its sales with new tech. The company said Wednesday that it plans to launch an app where diners can place orders for pickup, and it'll start expanding its delivery services.
Wells Fargo's board announced plans on Wednesday to strip CEO Tim Sloan and seven of his top lieutenants of their 2016 bonuses and slashed stock awards they were due to be paid.
Dyson -- famous the world over for its sleek vacuum cleaners -- has purchased a massive 517-acre facility in England that will be dedicated to research and development.
Trading on Signet Jewelers halted on Tuesday morning following news that a massive class action lawsuit has been taken against Sterling Jewelers, which owns Kay Jewelers an Jared the Galleria of Jewelry and is itself a part of Signet.
The stakes are high for President Trump's primetime address on Tuesday. Wall Street wants Trump to back up the pro-business promises that have sent the Dow skyrocketing 2,500 points since the election.
The billionaire former owner of collapsed retail chain BHS has agreed to pay £363 million ($451 million) to safeguard the pensions of his former employees.
Sterling Jewelers, the company that owns Kay Jewelers and Jared the Galleria of Jewelry, has been accused of fostering a culture of sexual harassment and discrimination against its female employees.
Wilbur Ross, tapped to be a crucial player in President Trump's trade agenda, will finally get on the field. The U.S. Senate voted Monday evening to confirm the billionaire as America's next commerce secretary.
When the NBA fines a player, coach or owner, the money goes to charities selected by the league's players association. But it's unclear which charities benefit.
