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Shares in London-focused real estate groups fell after Jefferies downgraded much of the sector as the work-from-home trend creates a surplus of space.

Behind declines for shares of McDonald's and Verizon, the Dow Jones Industrial Average is falling Wednesday afternoon. The Dow was most recently trading 172...

With the S&P 500 up so much this year, investors might expect a stretch of continued gains. But that is far from a sure thing.

By Colin Kellaher Biohaven shares rose sharply Wednesday after the biopharmaceutical company posted pharmacodynamic updates for its BHV-1300 bispecific...

Orders for long-lasting goods rose a stronger-than-expected 0.2% in August, but the increase mostly stemmed from higher defense spending.

By Adriano Marchese Stocks in Toronto were lower in midday trading Wednesday after a brief and slight rise earlier in the morning. The utilities,...

The potential for more cracks to emerge in the banking sector is seen as the greatest area of concern for global insurers overseeing $29 trillion in assets.

A U.S. government shutdown would prevent the SEC from overseeing markets, as well as initial public offerings and issuance of new stocks and bonds.

Right now, stocks fall on good economic news and bad economic news too.

The U.S. economy can avoid a hard landing, and investors can still see stock prices fall, writes Bhanu Baweja, UBS chief strategist.