Joseph Woelfel

U.S. stock futures rise Wednesday as investors prep for an announcement from the Federal Reserve on interest rates; Micron tumbles after a weak second-quarter sales forecast; Glaxo and Pfizer combine their consumer health businesses; FedEx slumps after lowering its outlook.

U.S. stock futures rise on Tuesday, rebounding slightly from Monday's sharp selloff; global shares sink in the face of slowing economic growth; Oracle spikes after earnings and revenue top analysts' forecasts; T-Mobile and Sprint merger moves another step closer to completion.

U.S. stock futures are lower Monday as investors remain cautious over the health of the world economy and look to the Federal Reserve's decision on interest rates Wednesday; officials in Malaysia file criminal charges against Goldman Sachs related to the 1MDB scandal; Nissan's board is meeting Monday to pick a chairman to replace Carlos Ghosn, who was arrested on charges of financial misconduct.

U.S. stock futures tumble Friday and global shares slump after economic data in China are weaker than expected; Starbucks falls after unveiling expansion plans in China; Adobe's earnings come in just shy of estimates; Apple reportedly to push software updates in China.

U.S. stock futures turn mixed amid an easing of trade tensions between the U.S. and China; Apple will invest $1 billion to build a new campus in Austin, Texas; Japan's SoftBank will replace equipment from China's Huawei in its 4G telecommunications network infrastructure with hardware from Ericsson and Nokia, a report says.

U.S. stock futures rise as investors cheer progress in U.S.-China trade talks; U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May faces a leadership challenge that could deepen the country's political crisis; SoftBank reportedly plans a sale of its stake in chipmaker Nvidia; Chinese hackers are behind the massive breach at Marriott, The New York Times reports.

U.S. stock futures rise sharply Tuesday with investors reacting cautiously to progress in U.S.-China trade talks but remaining concerned by the ongoing political chaos surrounding Britain's Brexit vote; Google CEO Sundar Pichai will testify before a House panel on Tuesday; Under Armour reportedly ousts two sports-marketing executives.

U.S. stock futures turn mixed as investors continue to express concerns over the fate of U.S.-China trade talks; Tesla's Elon Musk says, 'I do not respect the SEC'; Carlos Ghosn and Nissan are indicted in Japan for underreporting the former chairman's pay.

U.S. stock futures are lower as investors creep back into risk markets but maintain a cautious stance ahead of the U.S. jobs report; economists expect the U.S. to have added 195,000 jobs in November; Broadcom surges as its revenue outlook for fiscal 2019 tops estimates; Fiat Chrysler reportedly plans to open a new assembly plant in Detroit.

U.S. stock futures are falling significantly following the arrest of a high-level Chinese business executive in Canada that threatens to unravel the U.S.-China trade truce; Tesla seeks bidders to build gigafactory in China; Facebook says it has never sold users' data; Lam Research CEO resigns amid 'misconduct' allegations.