US stocks hit new record highs
US stocks climbed past their all-time highs on Tuesday, as stocks continued to rally from their December lows.
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US stocks climbed past their all-time highs on Tuesday, as stocks continued to rally from their December lows.
The market is rallying this year. But investors may be ignoring a few risks that could bring trouble in the year ahead.
1. Stocks still have room to gain: It's been a bumpy ride for stocks lately, but the bull market that began in March 2009 is about to make history: On Wednesday, it will be 3,453 days old — the longest ever.
Harley-Davidson may face a downgrade of its corporate credit rating because of retaliatory tariffs by the European Union.
Fears of a trade war have handed the Dow its longest losing streak in 15 months. Goldman Sachs thinks these worries will get even worse.
Swiss voters have overwhelmingly rejected a proposed overhaul of the country's banking system that had been described as "dangerous" by its critics.
Deutsche Bank's credit rating was downgraded on Friday, delivering another blow to Germany's biggest bank.
Apple and a solid jobs report lifted stocks on Friday.
Wall Street's so-called fear gauge was "manipulated," a new federal class action lawsuit alleges.
Iconic American guitar manufacturer Gibson is facing some financial blues.
Sears is at risk of defaulting on its debt according to credit rating agency Standard & Poors. And that sent its already battered stock to record lows Friday.