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 connected bike company keeps getting bad news as it struggles with demand.

Stocks finished higher Monday as investors kick off October on a positive note after September's dismal losses, with Friday's non-farm payrolls report in focus.

The women's health drug specialist rebuffed an offer from its majority shareholder. A roller coaster ride could be ahead.

The popular airline works a little different than rivals like JetBlue, Delta, and United.