Stock rises on earnings beat and higher expectations for Q4 profits.

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European stocks made solid gains on Thursday, as investors weighed some positive company earnings and as hopes increased that the European Central Bank will accelerate interest-rate cuts to spur ...

In its latest forecast, Fannie Mae (FNMA), which backs one in four U.S. residential mortgages, said it expects the 30-year mortgage rate to fall below 6% by the start of 2025, and to drop to 5.6% by ...

The eurozone's economy looks set to weaken further, with activity contracting for a second-straight month, as policymakers at the European Central Bank consider whether to accelerate interest-rate ...

Intel scored a win Thursday after the European Union's top court ruled the bloc couldn't reimpose a penalty of 1.06 billion euros ($1.14 billion) on the company in a long-running case over alleged ...

Hapag-Lloyd raised full-year earnings guidance as it continues to ride the wave of strong demand and higher freight rates. The German shipping company, the world's fifth-largest container line by ...

"If you're a signer on a joint account, it's worth checking with your bank to make sure that the account has automatic rights of survivorship," according to Bankrate. "Some banks freeze joint accounts ...

Recession and inflation are bad for stocks. And that last option, known as stagflation, is a big negative for stocks, too. Stagflation contributed to extended stock market malaise during the 1970s.

The answer is "we have no idea" because it will depend on what is going on around the world and where else investors could park their money, said Maya MacGuineas, the president of the Committee for a ...