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The calendar flipped to December with investors hoping the market's most reliable month delivers again as several S&P 500 stocks show decades of strong seasonal gains.
Warren Buffett and Berkshire Hathaway have beaten the S&P 500 in three of the last four years. In Buffett's last year as CEO, the conglomerate trails the market index.
Beyond Meat shares are surging Monday afternoon, trading sharply higher on heavy volume even though the company has not issued any fresh news or filings.
Street's 2026 rally hopes hinge on productivity gains. Explore the top future-of-work ETFs poised to benefit from AI, automation, and smart infrastructure.
Black Friday's e-commerce sales rose markedly this year, boosted by AI-powered deal discovery and competitive discounts, despite slower offline foot traffic.
Tom Lee predicts a year-end melt-up for the S&P 500, with a target of 7200-7300. Liquidity and fund managers' performance chasing could fuel the rally.
Airbus shares are trading lower Monday after the company reported a software glitch issue affecting its A320 family aircraft. The company on Monday announced the majority of aircraft have now received the necessary modification.
New York City is closer to having three casinos with a gaming board approving three finalists. The Trump Organization and billionaire Steve Cohen could be winners.
The first full week of December kicks off with the market near all-time highs, software earnings ahead, and crypto trying to claw its way back into the holiday spirit.
Cardano (CRYPTO: ADA) on Monday dropped 10% straight into all-time structural support, and a fresh bullish divergence is now flashing at a level that historically
Wall Street kicked off December with stocks slightly easing after a strong late-November rally, as rising global bond yields and sharp moves in commodities and crypto set a more cautious tone for equity traders.
