OraSure Technologies received emergency use authorization from the Food and Drug Administration for a new version of its ebola test. The diagnostic testing company said Tuesday it received the ...

Active stock pickers almost always lose against the broad market. They can’t beat simple math.

Many stock analysts compare the current tech-heavy U.S. market to the late 1990s internet-stock boom, specifically 1999 — ...

Alphabet will be kicking off Big Tech’s second-quarter earnings wave on Wednesday, offering a prime read on the status of the ...

Global oil prices rose above $90 a barrel on Tuesday morning, extending gains from the previous session after the U.S. completed a fresh round of strikes against Iran on Monday evening, while Yemen’s ...

Oil prices are taking another leg higher on Tuesday morning, but stocks are shrugging off the move as investors remain fixated on AI, betting the technology's earnings potential could outweigh the ...

Precious metals such as gold and silver were getting a boost on Tuesday, with gold attempting to break a tight recent trading range to above $4,100 an ounce. The most active gold contract, for August ...

President Donald Trump is threatening to bomb Iranian nuclear sites as oil prices climb Tuesday. "Any site where they're even thinking about nuclear, we'll be hitting it very, very powerfully," Trump ...

While all three major U.S. stock indexes were surging to their session highs in early-afternoon trading, their gains weren't as broad-based as the headline numbers suggest. The S&P 500's ...

Markets were firmly in risk-on mode Tuesday, with investors piling into bitcoin, small caps and tech stocks as optimism around AI outweighed concerns about rising energy prices. The Russell 2000 index ...

U.S. stocks opened higher on Tuesday as semiconductor names bounced back. The Nasdaq Composite Index was up 1%, at 25,762 as of 9:30 a.m. Eastern time, according to FactSet data. The S&P 500 was up 0.

Tuesday's rebound in semiconductor stocks shows that the selloff of the previous week was more about "short-term positioning" rather than a full-blow meltdown of the most popular trade on Wall Street, ...