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Tonight on Nightly Business Report, this week tested investor nerves as volatility returned to the market. Plus, $1 billion reasons to buy a lottery ticket.
With the Russell 2000 under pressure, our market monitor says now is a good time to pick up undervalued names in the small cap index.
The measures are significantly more dramatic than some previous Democratic proposals – a reflection of the proximity to the midterm elections and the early interest surrounding the presidential race in 2020.
Tonight on Nightly Business Report, stocks tank again but this time a new concern – Europe.
Why investors need to start keeping an eye on what’s happening across the pond.
Tonight on Nightly Business Report, stocks tank again but this time a new concern – Europe. Why investors need to start keeping an eye on what’s happening across the pond.
Tonight on Nightly Business Report, what some of the world’s biggest retailers are doing to get a piece of the $11 billion hole left by Toys “R” Us.
Plus, lottery fever grips the nation with more than $1 billion up for grabs.
Tonight on Nightly Business Report, what some of the world’s biggest retailers are doing to get a piece of the $11 billion hole left by Toys “R” Us.
Plus, lottery fever grips the nation with more than $1 billion up for grabs.
Homebuyer demand is strong, but affordability was weakening even before rates began to rise, as tight supply pushed home prices sharply higher.
For the largest tech companies, cardiologists are the new hot commodity.
Stocks fell on Wednesday as volatile trading continued through the start of the earnings season.
Tonight on Nightly Business Report, the Dow soars 500 points as investors cheer solid earnings from some of the nation’s biggest companies.
Plus, Netflix powers past earnings estimates and the stock soars in initial after hours trading.
Tonight on Nightly Business Report, the Dow soars 500 points as investors cheer solid earnings from some of the nation’s biggest companies.
Plus, Netflix powers past earnings estimates and the stock soars in initial after hours trading.
Investors are looking at Netflix’s subscriber additions, after the company missed estimates for the first time in five quarters last quarter.
Dow surges more than 200 points as strong earnings help the market recover from last week’s sell-off
Stocks rose on Tuesday after the release of strong quarterly results from some of the largest U.S. companies helped the market recover from last week’s sell-off.
Tonight on Nightly Business Report, rising tensions between the U.S. and Saudi Arabia add another element of uncertainty for investors.
Plus, Sears was once a part of the fabric of America. Now, it’s bankrupt.
