NEW YORK (Reuters) -Wall Street advanced on Friday, notching weekly gains as investors parsed a spate of earnings and looked for signs of easing tensions in the U.S.-China trade dispute.

The recent selloff in the U.S. stock market blindsided Wall Street’s top forecasters, forcing many to swiftly slash their year-end S&P 500 targets after President Donald Trump’s ever-changing ...

NEW YORK: US stocks rebounded on Tuesday (Apr 22) as a spate of quarterly earnings reports and hints at the de-escalation of US-China trade tensions brought buyers in from the sidelines.

3M jumps after results Northrop Grumman, RTX tumble IMF cuts US growth forecast Indexes up: Dow 2.66%, S&P 500 2.51%, Nasdaq 2.71% Stocks surge in extended trade after Trump says no plan to fire ...

The decision to reduce the thickness of the walls of the elevator shafts at the new State Audit Office (SAO) building contributed to the building’s collapse, according to Justice Minister Tawee ...

The Indian stock market last rallied sharply to log its best week in four years, driven by a reversal in foreign investors' selloff and expectations of a breakthrough in US-Japan trade ...

But, with no formal process in place to submit their requests, and no direct line to the one decision-maker who matters, most businesses and industries are hitting a wall, so far. And those in the ...

In Asia, a central bank decision in China is in focus as policymakers seek ways to support the economy amid an intensifying tariff battle with the U.S. Regional CPI prints will offer clues on ...

Global markets were mixed with trade tensions in focus, as traders weighed tentative ... stock futures rose after the tech-fueled slump on Wall Street on Wednesday and Federal Reserve Chair ...

The company’s earnings and revenue topped Wall Street expectations, and Schwab said it had confidence in previously issued earnings guidance. Charles Schwab stock rose 3% Thursday morning after ...