News Formal

Wall Street ended a shortened holiday week on a down note, with stocks closing lower. The S&P 500 fell 1.1%, the Dow Jones Industrial Average lost 0.8%, and the Nasdaq composite dropped 1.5%. Technology stocks, led by declines in Nvidia, Tesla and Microsoft, weighed heavily on the market. Despite Friday's loss, the S&P 500 still managed a modest gain for the week and is on track for its second consecutive annual gain of over 20%.

United States Breaking News

Latest news right now

Market bets decline for BoC rate cut this month following strong jobs data

Poll Shows Widespread Belief Health Insurance Industry to Blame for CEO's Killing

US stocks slump after strong payrolls; Delta, Walgreens soars

Trump Faces Sentencing in Business Records Case

Peso rebounds but stock market dips

Raided POGO hub linked to love, investment scams —NBI

Cardano Price Rebounds as Market Sentiment Improves

Alabama can build on momentum in business, education, in 2025 legislative session: op-ed

These are the 3 internet stocks you should own in 2025: Mizuho

Toncoin (TON) Skyrockets 94% in Whale Moves Amid $482 Million Market Sell-Off

The Surprising Business Benefits Of Returnable Packaging Technology

Q4 Earnings Season Preview: S&P 500 Stocks Poised for Strongest Growth in 3 Years

Hot Topics

United States latest news on United States trending topics

News

United States Stories

Top news stories of the day

FastBull Finance Summit to Bring Together Global Finance Leaders at Coca-Cola Arena

Stocks Close Lower as Tech Stocks Drag Down Market

European stocks pull back; autos stocks fall over 1%

These stocks, including Nvidia, are among Bank of America’s top stocks to buy in 2025

Former Company Directors Fined for Misusing Company Funds

Market Swings and Tech Trends: A Look at Recent Market Activity

Cramer on Market Losses: Tech's Strength Shielding Market From Casualties

Property Market Outlook 2025: A Buyer's Market?

Bryce Underwood opens up about Michigan decision: 'Business is business'

ai16z Meteors to $2 Billion Market Cap: Meme Coin Surge Amid Market Red