The Latest Breaking News from Dow Jones

The S&P 500 is above its 50-day, but the market rally is still shaky. Tesla doubled its year-end U.S. discount to $7,500.

Stock market indexes all closed the day up over 1%, with Dow's Nike and Boeing leading the way. Caterpillar stock broke out of a flat base.

Dow Jones futures were higher early Tuesday. Apple shares sold off again and are approaching new lows, while Tesla stock hit a new low.

Disney and Amazon slide on disappointing holiday sales as investors await the elusive Santa Claus rally.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell Monday after last week's heavy losses. Tesla stock jumped early on Elon Musk's Twitter poll that said he should step down, but quickly reversed lower.

The market rally started strong, but sold off hard in a big outside week. Leading stocks tumbled. Tesla plunged, but is trying to bounce. Here's what to do.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 200 points Friday, as the major stock indexes threatened to add to Thursday's stock market plunge.

Yesterday’s retail sales report showed that consumers pulled back on spending last month, raising fears of a recession. Moreover, the Fed signaled to keep raising rates more through the following year. Given an uncertain market backdrop, investors should buy fundamentally sound and dividend-paying stocks Johnson (JNJ), Coca-Cola (KO), and Cardinal…

The Nasdaq undercut key support on recession fears, with Apple tumbling. Little is working, but here's the silver lining,