Stocks Notch Fifth Rise in Past Six Sessions .

The Dow Jones Industrial Average inched up in choppy trading to claim the fifth rise in six sessions, as investors paused following a strong run-up and fresh uncertainty in Egypt...


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Investors, prepare for volatility

Investors are using options to brace for big swings next week as Wall Street enters the peak of the most volatile month for stocks historically...

Stock futures inch higher as rally continues

Stock futures inched higher Friday as investors bet the economy will continue to grow, albeit slowly....

Asian shares slip as rising yen hits Nikkei

Asian stocks fell on Wednesday, with Japan's big exporters among the heaviest losers...

Asia stocks near 1-month high; euro dips after WSJ

Asian stocks hovered near one-month highs on Tuesday as investors awaited Chinese data, while the euro took a hit after a newspaper...

Stocks enjoy best day in 8 weeks

Wall Street posted its best day in eight weeks on Wednesday as investor mood brightened...

Guilty plea in NY in Disney insider trading scheme

A man charged with selling secrets about finances at Walt Disney Co. pleaded guilty in federal court Monday to wire fraud charges and conspiracy......

Wall Street Tries to Sort Through Economic Reports

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The economic reports, on business inventories, retail sales and the Consumer Price Index, were in much the same vein as those that Wall Street....

Intel Settles Antitrust Case

Intel Corp. agreed to a series of restrictions as part of an antitrust settlement with U.S. regulators to resolve charges the Silicon Valley giant engaged in...

Probes Spotlight Dual Roles in Housing Deals

Probes of the collapsed mortgage-bond boom are shedding light on how Wall Street firms...

Wall St falls on tech outlook worries

U.S. stocks sagged in volatile trading on Thursday...

Mega Banks Pressure Smaller PlayersBank

Bank of America, J.P. Morgan Chase and Wells Fargo hold 33% of all deposits..

Chinese IPO May Be Largest Ever

Agricultural Bank of China's initial public offering, to be priced as early as Tuesday, is testing investors' faith in China's fast-growing economy...

The SEC's Russian Roulette

The past two years, the SEC has approved public listings for nine start-ups run by people in Ukraine or Russia..