Markets

The S&P 500 broke through its longer-term 200-day moving average on Friday for the first time in over five months.

A furious late-day rally pushed the Nasdaq up a half-percent on Monday. Here are several tech stocks that led the charge.

Weak economic data spawned the largest one-day market decline of the year on Friday. These five stocks got hit especially hard.

Two weeks ago, the IPO market was red-hot. But Facebook's (Nasdaq: FB) epic failure has rendered the market completely silent.

Starting in the next month, China and Japan will conduct business in yuan and yen. The dollar will be out of the loop. And that’s a huge development.

The numbers are in, and they're not pretty. Jobs growth slowed to its lowest level in a year, and the unemployment rate increased for the first time since last… Read more

In the ever-evolving drama that is the European debt crisis, Spain is the new Greece and German bonds are the safest place to hide from all the carnage.

Facebook (Nasfaq: FB) shares dipped below $30 yesterday. And the stock might not be finished falling.

The U.S. consumer-confidence index fell to its lowest level since January this month – a sign that the economic recovery isn’t moving as fast as Americans would like.