Stressing about investing? CEO of M1 Finance, an investment app, gives his tips for new investors.

U.S. equity futures edged higher Thursday, helped in part by stronger-than-expected semiconductor earnings, even as global investors remained defensive positions amid ongoing concerns over the strength of the world economy, the fate of U.S.-China trade talks and the potential for a change in tack from key central banks.

While good for savers, higher interest rates could drag on consumer spending in the year ahead.

As the shutdown drags on into the year, companies are forced to make do without SEC guidance. And that could create problems for investors, too.

Here are some of the newest, most fuel-efficient small cars you can get.

American Airlines posted better-than-expected fourth quarter earnings Thursday and guided investors to a stronger performance in 2019 that it said would top its key competitors.

Here's what Jim Cramer thinks of the newest drama between the U.S. and China.

Lam Research shares after the semiconductor services company posts stronger-than-expected second-quarter earnings and guides for near-term sales that suggest a potential upturn in activity for global chipmakers.

From the Model-T to the F-Series and Mustangs today, Ford been in the auto biz since 1908. Watch the video, a part of TheStreet's new series 'Behind the Label'

The database giant believes its integrated approach to selling cloud solutions will pay dividends.

Here's what you need to know to protect your 401(k) in a volatile market.

Apple cuts about employees from its autonomous car program but says it still sees opportunity in the space.

Jim Cramer discusses his Wednesday Real Money column.

At Davos, Alibaba chairman Jack Ma broke down which type of candidates make the best employees.

Microsoft said Thursday that authorities in China have blocked access to its Bing search engine, marking what could be the end of foreign-backed portals inside the world's second largest economy.

What should we expect from initial public offerings in 2019? David Ethridge, PwC's U.S. IPO Services Leader, gives TheStreet an outlook.

Global stocks stalled Thursday, with investors largely retreating to defensive positions amid ongoing concerns over the strength of the world economy, the fate of U.S.-China trade talks and the potential for a change in tack from key central banks.

China shuts down Tencent news app Tiantian Kuaibao for spreading 'vulgar and negative information.'

Jim Cramer takes a closer look at Caterpillar, PG&E, Nio, Visa, Tenneco and more.

Jim Cramer says these giant hedge funds treat stocks like a plaything, and individual investors can lose out.