Latest investing news and finance headlines straight from Wall Street.
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Chinese conglomerate Fosun still confident in country's market, growth potential
"China is slowing down a little bit, but (it is) still one of the fastest growth economy," Fosun CFO Thomas Xue says, "The population is there and we believe the growth is still there."
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Janet Yellen says 'there is good reason to worry' about the US economy sliding into recession
While the former Fed chair doesn't see a recession on the horizon, she also noted that the risks are piling up.
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Here's what happened to the stock market on Thursday
Stocks fell for a third day as investors tried to make sense of the latest U.S.-China trade news.
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Schwab's zero-fee trading kicked off a price war and could pay off with the deal of a lifetime
Charles Schwab's decision to give investors no-commission online trades could work out well for the firm and land it the deal of a lifetime.
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E-Trade shares fall on disappointment it's not the one being bought by Charles Schwab
Wall Street pegged E-Trade as the most likely acquisition target.
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Obscure 'marble bubble' stock which became the best performer on the globe just crashed 98%
The best-performing stock in the world just lost nearly all its value in the blink of an eye.
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John Malone says he doesn't understand investing in 'deep-loss businesses' like WeWork and Uber
Liberty Media Chairman John Malone takes issue with SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son's investment approach in light of the botched WeWork IPO.
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Stocks making the biggest moves premarket: TD Ameritrade, KLA, Sonos, Macy's, RH & more
Names on the move ahead of the open.
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Liberty's John Malone sees HBO losing out in the streaming wars
"I don't see the growth for HBO in going this route," John Malone said of WarnerMedia's new HBO Max streaming service.
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Your first trade for Thursday, Nov. 21
The "Fast Money" traders share their first moves for the market open.
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'Full-blown profits recession' could hit US in early 2020, all-star investor Richard Bernstein warns
Institutional Investor Hall of Famer Richard Bernstein sees evidence the economy is weakening.
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A legendary trader who made billions betting on wars, other macro events is hanging it up
The step to privatize Moore Capital will mark the end of a storied era at the firm and follows years of weaker performance at the fund.
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How three friends turned a college project into a $2.5 billion software unicorn
The company just raised $290 million from investors including the CEOs of Qualtrics and Procore.
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A digital bank that raised $110 million from investors including DiCaprio has run into trouble
The start-up may have been caught in a shift as previously high-flying unicorns slammed into the reality of public markets.
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Moody's downgrades outlook for German banking system to negative
Moody's has downgraded its outlook for German banks to "negative" from "stable" as profitability and overall creditworthiness weaken in a low interest rate environment.
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Fintech unicorn Plaid expands further across Europe, launching in Ireland, France and Spain
On the heels of its U.K. expansion, Plaid is now launching in three more European countries.
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European start-ups score record funding in 2019 — but most of it still goes to all-male teams
According to Atomico, 92% of the money invested into European start-ups went to companies with all-male founding teams.
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Stocks making the biggest moves after hours: Tiffany & Co., L Brands, Uber & more
See which stocks are posting big moves after the bell.
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Here's what happened to the stock market on Wednesday
Uncertainty around U.S.-China trade talks grew throughout the session to pause the market's run to record highs.
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Markets more fearful about trade war, but still see chance for phase one deal and tariff rollback
Market pros are more skeptical about a trade deal with China, which they say may require President Trump to cave on tariffs.