The Dow closed up more than 100 points, shaking off the latest Trump comments on pressing ahead with higher tariffs on China-made goods.

U.S. stock futures decline following comments from Donald Trump that suggested a summit with China's President Xi Jinping may not yield a breakthrough in trade talks; Apple slides after Trump hints at new tariffs on iPhones; United Technologies says it will break into three separate companies by 2020.

What comes next? Anything concrete to justify this rally? Sorry, says Jim Cramer. It's just a reprieve, not a sustainable turnaround.

U.S. stock futures fall amid weakness in the chip sector following disappointing third-quarter earnings from Nvidia; a second chip company - Applied Materials - sinks on weak guidance; SpaceX gets the OK to operate 7,500 satellites; PG&E jumps on report California regulator doesn't want bankruptcy for the utility.

U.S. stock futures are higher on Monday as investor concerns revolve around slowing U.S. corporate earnings; IBM reaches deal to buy Red Hat for $34 billion; Tesla CEO Elon Musk says the tweet he sent in August about taking the electric vehicle company private at $420 a share was 'worth it.'

The Treasury sold $43 billion in 2-year notes at a high yield of 4.29% - nearly a full percentage point above last month's auction levels.

Macu, the world's largest gaming hub and a key source of U.S. casino operators revenues, will begin allowing tour visits in November.

Britain's new government said it will continue focusing on tax cuts and new borrowing to boost growth even as markets push the pound to a record low against the U.S. dollar.

With interest rates soaring, credit card consumers may be in for a shock