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Here are the stocks making the biggest market moves today.

Some homeowners are saving thousands, but the cost could come back to bite them.

Overlooking this important detail could be devastating.

Homeowners insurance in the country's largest state is getting increasingly harder to buy.

U.S. stocks finished the session higher, reversing two consecutive days of losses, as investors looked past Pelosi's Taiwan visit and ahead to key economic data.

One CEO called his company's returns over the past two quarters 'unacceptable.'

BMO suggests dividend growth stocks to deal with market volatility. Morgan Stanley, Intel and Discover also are on the list.

The Allstate Corp. closed on the sale of Allstate Life Insurance Company of New York to Wilton Re for about $400 million.

Stock futures point to a rebound following a selloff in technology shares; General Motors and Uber report earnings; cryptocurrency dogecoin sets an all-time high.

Allstate says Wilton Re will pay $220 million to acquire Allstate Life Insurance Company of New York.

Xerox Holdings, Flowerserve among companies being removed from benchmark index effective March 22.

Stock futures fluctuate as critical battleground states remain too close to call in the presidential election; Uber and Lyft soar as they win measure to keep california workers independent; recreational pot legalized in New Jersey and Arizona.

Jobless benefits hold steady for a fifth straight week in a sign that the summer rebound in the labor market may be beginning to fade.

Goldman Sachs joins a growing list of blue-chip companies resuming full-time job cuts as the coronavirus pandemic continues to pummel economic growth.

Shares of National General surge after insurance giant Allstate says it will acquire the company for about $4 billion in cash.

Allstate is extending its shelter-in-place rebate program through June.

Stock futures trade higher after the United States begins easing lockdown restrictions; United Airlines reportedly plans management cuts of 30%; Walt Disney reports earnings.

Allstate will rebate car-insurance customers 15% of their April and May premiums, a total of more than $600 million.

The seriousness of the coronavirus crisis is only just beginning to dawn on people.

Also, today is Jobs Day and here's what I expect to see.

Here's what gives me pause about the stock's price action.

Let's check the charts and indicators for any signs 'mayhem.'

As climate change creates a more volatile world with extreme storms and shifts in temperatures, these companies could benefit.

The damage has been done even if the shares begin to move higher.

Where there will be change with the FOMC will be in the economic projections, the first made since December.

I've made a few new buys Thursday morning.

The charts are on the defensive.

Don't just follow the herd, time your exits and entrances well -- even if it is a big player like Warren Buffett that is leading the charge.

I don't think any of the takeaways have to do with the political mess in Iowa, nor the 'State of the Union' address scheduled for Tuesday night.

I will very much approach the environment provided (China talks) from the view of the pragmatic. I will trade whatever is in front of me.

This stock moves fast, so acting on target prices and panic points is essential.

Here are a few stocks that could take a residual hit in the third quarter.

These names are showing signs of either bullish or bearish reversal patterns.

I think it very possible that there will be a positive reaction tonight, more likely based on what Tim Cook says.

What is the strike price, and/or what the expiration date might be on such plunge protection?

The stock began today with a powerful breakout gap to reach all-time, or ALL-time, highs.

Firms that adapted to hard times are now doing exponentially better.

On the long side, it would be national refiners, with Valero Energy at the top of the list; on the short side, it's the bedraggled oil producers.

The distressed trucking company filed for bankruptcy after defaulting on a factoring agreement.

This CEO wants to swoop in on EV buyers fed up with the Tesla leader's political views.

McDonald's launched its latest Happy Meal partnership with a beloved family favorite.