Wall Street's main indexes fell on Friday after two straight sessions of gains as news that President Donald Trump had contracted COVID-19 stirred up political uncertainty just weeks before the election.
Many gamers likely consider Sony's (NYSE: SNE) PS5 and Microsoft's (NASDAQ: MSFT) Xbox Series X and S to be the top consoles to watch this holiday season. Pre-orders are already high for all those new consoles, which should generate fresh growth for their gaming businesses.
It might seem a little strange that Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL), a company known for simplicity, has two separate Apple TV offerings. There's the Apple TV set-top box, and then there's the Apple TV app. The set-top box has gone through numerous iterations since it was first released in
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Advanced Micro Devices' (NASDAQ: AMD) stock surged more than 180% over the past 12 months as the chipmaker continued its multiyear comeback. Shares of its chief rival, Intel (NASDAQ: INTC), stayed nearly flat. Let's look back at why AMD impressed the bulls and where its stock c
U.S. stock index futures tumbled on Friday after President Donald Trump tested positive for COVID-19 weeks before the election, with Washington's failure to reach a new fiscal stimulus deal also hurting sentiment.
Passive investors cautiously returned to investing in some index-tracking technology funds in latest week after pulling out more than a billion dollars as rising uncertainty around the outcome of U.S. elections curbed summer-like optimism.
The NASDAQ 100 After Hours Indicator is down -.97 to 11,582.23. The total After hours volume is currently 71,431,546 shares traded.The following are the most active stocks for the after hours session: VICI Properties Inc. (VICI) is unchanged at $23.72, with 6,720,551 shares trad
Wall Street closed higher at the end of a whipsaw session on Thursday as investors juggled hopeful and pessimistic news on the progress of stimulus talks Washington amid signs of waning momentum of economic recovery from the pandemic recession, now entering its ninth month.
Wall Street see-sawed on Thursday as investors juggled optimism over progress on stimulus talks Washington with signs of waning momentum of economic recovery from the pandemic recession, now entering its ninth month.
Wall Street's main indexes rose on the first day of the fourth quarter on Thursday as investors bet on more fiscal stimulus after data showed a recovery in the labor market was slowing.
Wall Street's main indexes rose on the first day of the fourth quarter on Thursday as investors bet on more fiscal stimulus after data showed a recovery in the labor market was slowing.
Wall Street's main indexes were set to jump on the first day of the fourth quarter on Thursday as investors remained hopeful of a new coronavirus fiscal aid package, while data showed weekly jobless claims hovered at recession levels.
With a framed Joe Biden poster in the background, Amazon.com Inc's Jay Carney made no secret of his long history with the presidential candidate while speaking at a virtual policy roundtable during August's Democratic party convention.
Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) made waves in the video game industry recently with the acquisition of Bethesda Softworks owner ZeniMax Media for $7.5 billion. It's a huge deal, given the top gaming franchises that Bethesda produces, which will bolster the exclusive titles that will b
If you're thinking of checking out the world of podcasts, you won't be a pioneer: They've already grown into a big business. Fully 27 million people, for example, listen to NPR podcasts each month.
U.S. stock index futures rose on Thursday as investors remained hopeful of a new coronavirus fiscal aid package ahead of a clutch of economic data including consumer spending and weekly jobless claims.
With a framed Joe Biden poster in the background, Amazon.com Inc's Jay Carney made no secret of his long history with the presidential candidate while speaking at a virtual policy roundtable during August's Democratic party convention.