Stocks finished higher Friday as easing bond prices sent investors back to the markets in search of bargains to close out a wild week.

Results at the maker of engines for outdoor equipment lags analysts' estimates. The company says it will close a Kentucky plant and consolidate production in Missouri.

Shares of Briggs & Stratton tumbled Thursday after the gas engine manufacturer missed Wall Street's second-quarter earnings expectations and cut its 2019 guidance due to droughts in Australia and Europe and the Sears bankruptcy.

This market's stupidity is your buying opportunity, says Jim Cramer.

Jim Cramer weighs in on Centene, Daseke, Briggs & Stratton, Oracle, Cliffs Natural Resources, Community Bank System, Ally Financial and more.

The cloud software firm's shares are off sharply due to its guidance. However, CEO Tien Tzuo remains upbeat about the growth of his firm's addressable market.

Jim Cramer says foolish traders believe a trade war will trigger a recession, but they're wrong. Fight the crosswinds with a game plan for next week.

Jim Cramer says that in this market, what we thought were safe stocks are now risky, and the dangerous ones have become the safer bets.

Here's the mood on Wall Street.

Universal Studios has begun construction on Epic Universe, its third theme park planned for Florida.

The e-commerce giant has just made a decision that suggests the health of the economy is not improving.

The Tesla CEO has put his offer for Twitter back on the table. And as rich as he is, investors are worried.