Cboe Global Markets Inc.

Stock trades lower as recession fear grows.

Markets will gyrate right up until the Fed announces its interest-rate decision. But don't forget: Apple reports quarterly results on Thursday, and a big jobs report lands on Friday.

The S&P 500's P/E ratio is significantly higher than when stocks bottomed last fall.

The market's recent selloff could make it a perfect time to add these stocks to portfolios.

CME plans to pay for Cboe in stock, sources told the Financial Times. Cboe shares rose, and CME shares fell in reaction to the news.

The Cboe options exchange delayed reopening its trading floor by a week following the civil unrest and curfews in the city.

Jim Cramer says talk of a recession is getting buried under bullish but anecdotal evidence.

Cboe Global Markets revenue expected to fall 15% to $279.2 million.

New York state isn't waiting for federal regulators to develop a comprehensive set of rules governing trading in cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin. Instead, according to a press release, the state is helping to 'advance' the 'thriving' market - with a new license for Tagomi Trading.

RBC Capital Markets says fundamentals remain robust for most industrial sub-sectors and present buying opportunities.

Worries over volatility-related products has hammered CBOE shares. However, Jim Cramer says investors can now buy the stock.

A whistle-blower sounded the alarm Tuesday on alleged manipulation of the CBOE's VIX.

Futures for the Dow Jones Industrial Average turn lower following the previous session's bloodbath; House passes budget bill to re-open the U.S. government, Nvidia's quarter is 'lights-out.'

"When legitimate companies enter a hot, new sector, con artists almost always follow suit."

The stories about bitcoin continue to come in hot and heavy. The latest one is on the weird side.

Adding a futures market can scale back some of the intense volatility in bitcoin. Here's what billionaire Tyler Winklevoss says.

Exchanges like Cboe and CME are playing a bigger role in financial markets by guaranteeing transactions across a wide swath of trading contracts on things like pork bellies and interest rates. Regulators are warning of the risk of a major default on the exchanges, while banks worry that new bitcoin contracts could expose the financial system to greater threats.

There's no such thing as a slow week for bitcoin, but this is what matters most - from futures to rivals.

If bitcoin reminds you of tulips but you still want in on the party, here's what S3 Analytics recommends you do.

Could These 3 Exchanges Be Foreshadowing a Decline in the Markets?

Perhaps the big story here is not in the eye popping improvement in the Meta's results, but in what the firm plans to do with that free cash flow.

As we enter this seasonally challenging month, we'll keep eying for chances to add to Bank of America, McDonald's, Qualcomm, and Trinity Capital, while evaluating our inverse ETF holdings.

We also will listen for what Fed officials say about interest rates as they hit the speaking circuit and we check in on Apple and ponder its next iPhone release.

We are increasingly bullish on the shares.

We're exiting this winning name after earnings.

Here's what the market is expecting for the July Employment Report.

Amid a busy week of digesting earnings and economic data, we saw big gains in holdings like Alphabet and Applied Materials, and we closed out our position in Ford.

Here's what's allowing us to make these trades.

We disconnected our Verizon shares and bought some more Coty; now we have our sights set on Axon, OLED, and Morgan Stanley.

Action Alerts PLUS team-member Carley Garner makes a compelling case for why we should all be ready to see S&P take a dive.

We added to two positions and raised two price targets as another earnings season kicked off.

Let's look at news with these three companies, as we prep for the next inflationary data point.

The shortened holiday week brought a mixed picture for our Action Alerts PLUS holdings, and more data points to digest for the economic outlook.

We will continue to update the list in new alerts to members.

Plus, updates on two portfolio names.

There's a nice, sideways consolidation on lower volume over the past couple of months.

CBOE is making higher-highs -- here's my next price target, according to the charts.

We saw a strong showing this week from our holdings in Apple, Applied Materials, Amazon, Coty, Deere, Ford, Mastercard, United Rentals and Vulcan Materials.

The distressed retail chain files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, facing macroeconomic headwinds.

Dr. Alan Baratz sits down with TheStreet to explain why Nvidia's CEO is "dead wrong" about quantum computing's future.

Here’s what could be next for AMD and its AI ambitions.