Housing market stalls as homeowners struggle to sell
Sales of existing home fell in March to the slowest pace in six months, the National Association of Realtors said.
Sales of existing home fell in March to the slowest pace in six months, the National Association of Realtors said.
Shares of Merck & Co. were headed higher in early Thursday trading, after the drugmaker extended its long streak of quarterly earnings beats and held firm with its full-year outlook despite expected tariff costs.
At the start of the year, the labor market was strong. Now there is a lack of churn, one economist says.
A flush of Boeing contracts and companies seeking to stock up ahead the Trump tariffs sent orders for U.S. durable goods soaring in March, but the strength is unlikely to last as trade wars begin to bite.
Telecom equipment maker Nokia is getting more business from a key U.S. client while tariffs are set to hit its profits, the company disclosed on Thursday.
Higher borrowing costs pressure the financial, technology and consumer-discretionary sectors.
Louis Navellier: “I’m expecting up to four Fed rate cuts and then we’ll get this turbo boost.”
Toy company’s first-quarter results wow Wall Street. Its outlook excludes any impact of tariffs due to uncertainty over trade negotiations.
Comcast has been struggling with falling broadband and cable subscribers amid a broader industry decline.
Easy money was never meant to last forever. Expect a 4% return on cash, 5% on bonds and 6% from stocks.
PepsiCo’s stock falls after the company reports a rare quarterly earnings miss as tariffs raise costs, slow consumer spending.
Investors have gotten one signal the stock market bottom is in, they just need this one to confirm, says Warren Pies, founder and strategist at 3Fourteen Research
Goldman Sachs chief economist Jan Hatzius took to the pink-hued pages of the Financial Times to argue, ostensibly to an international audience, that the U.S. dollar will fall further.
Buyers across the U.S. — and across income levels — say they’re hitting the brakes on one of the biggest purchases of their lives amid stock-market turbulence and recession fears.