Author: super@dmin

Traders are trying to shake off a tryptophan hangover following Thanksgiving on Thursday, where markets were closed.

After a Thanksgiving respite, the cryptocurrency selloff has resumed with all major coins trading lower on Friday and on track to log their third-consecutive weekly declines.

U.S. stock benchmarks on Friday are set to open lower to end the week solidly in the red, in an abbreviated post-Thanksgiving session.

Treasury yields fell in early Wednesday trading following a fall in European bond yields after a round of tepid economic data in the eurozone, drew speculation the European Central Bank would slow its policy normalization path

Wall Street analysts fuel bearishness on Apple stock, writes Mark Hulbert.

European Union and U.K. negotiators agreed on the outlines of future U.K.-EU ties, a document British Prime Minister Theresa May hopes to use to rally much-needed domestic support for her Brexit deal.

The pound shook up an otherwise quiet forex market on Thursday, climbing on news negotiators for the U.K. and EU had worked out the outlines of a deal on post-Brexit relations.

DeVos restored federal recognition to the Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools, ending two years of limbo.

On the Thanksgiving Day holiday for the U.S., European stocks fell on Thursday, with oil, bank and drug stocks leading the way south.

After broad early gains, Asian stock markets have started struggling for direction with thin action amid the Thanksgiving holiday in the U.S.