U.S. stocks are stuck in their longest long streak since the summer and the biggest pullback from a recent high since last spring as Wall Street heads into what could be a crucial two-day stretch for investors looking to protect their hard-fought gains into the end of the year.

The prospect of an interest-rate cut typically boosts the stock market, since the promise of cheaper borrowing means a potential boon for firms and their investors. But the opposite also holds true, analysts said: As hope of a rate cut fades, stocks may turn lower.

Tech stocks are falling for a fourth consecutive session as investors brace for Nvidia's earnings report. Bitcoin dropped and bond yields tumbled.

Nvidia and Microsoft unveil a massive AI partnership with Anthropic, Home Depot reduces its full-year sales outlook, and Cloudflare reports widespread outages.

Stocks closed markedly lower on Tuesday as fears of a bubble in artificial intelligence technology hammered markets for a fourth consecutive trading day.

For most of the past three years, Big Tech had something to offer no matter the market environment: soaring profits in boom times, rock-solid balance sheets in times of stress.

Upcoming data releases represent the main risk to what Goldman Sachs believes is “an otherwise benign global cyclical picture” heading into 2026. If they suggest an economy merely weakening as opposed to tripping into recession,

New research shows that millions of Americans with modest incomes bought their first stocks over the past five years. We unpack the trend.

Global shares steadied on Wednesday, after another selloff driven by nerves over AI valuations, although the mood was cautious ahead of what could be make-or-break earnings from chip titan Nvidia and U.

With the rise in AI stocks, many investors focus on a narrow group of well-known semiconductor names; however, there are also under-the-radar companies developing breakth

Berkshire Hathaway initiated a new position in one stock in Q3. The conglomerate added to its stakes in eight other stocks. One of Berkshire's purchases should be the biggest winner over the long term,

Veteran investor Tom Russo hailed Berkshire Hathaway's Alphabet stake, and said he's more worried about the US debt and the dollar than an AI crash.