A steep slide in technology stocks weighed on U.S. stocks Friday, pulling the market lower for the second day in a row
Losses among technology and consumer products companies weighed on U.S. stocks, snapping a three-day winning streak for the market
US stocks finished broadly higher Wednesday, giving the S&P 500 its third gain in as many days. Energy companies rose more than the rest of the market, riding a big upturn in crude oil prices. Solid gains in industrial stocks and retailers
Technology companies led U.S. stocks solidly higher Tuesday, giving the market its second straight gain. Consumer-services companies, retailers and health care stocks accounted for a big slice of the broad rally. Banks declined, and oil prices
Investors shrugged off geopolitical jitters, sending U.S. stocks broadly higher, extending the market's gains from last week
NEW YORK — Bank stocks buckled on Friday, even after several reported fatter profits than analysts expected, and the sharp declines overshadowed gains elsewhere in the market to drag the S&P 500 lower. JPMorgan Chase and several
Apple and Microsoft lead the upward tick.
US stock indexes finish mostly lower as banks and technology and health care companies fall, but energy companies rise as oil prices hit a three-year high
US stocks jump after Chinese President Xi Jinping makes conciliatory remarks on trade, easing the market's fears about US-China trade tensions
Health care companies finished the day with strong gains.