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Stocks took a beating last week amid inflation and Middle East worries. Now they face a big week of earnings. And maybe a rally.

Elon Musk has his work cut out from him in 2024.

The government said bribes were inaccurately recorded as legitimate business expenses in the German company's books and records.

Software giant Microsoft, like other multinationals, faces the dilemma about Russia after the country invaded Ukraine: Stay or go?

Inflation returned to the highest levels in 13 years last month, BLS data noted Wednesday, offsetting the pre-market boost from stronger-than-expected earnings from JPMorgan.

Stocks edge higher ahead of inflation data, JPMorgan earnings; Apple reportedly planning iPhone 13 production cuts; SAP rides cloud to forecast boost; Plug Power gets upgrade from Morgan Stanley and William Shatner begins countdown to the 90-year-old actor's first voyage into space.

Analysts react positively to Qualtrics second-quarter earnings, which beat expectations.

U.S. stocks could claw back all of Monday's losses at the start of trading Wednesday as markets head into the heart of what is expected to be a powerful second quarter earnings season.

Global stocks test fresh all-time highs despite record COVID cases in India, reported state of emergency orders in Tokyo and the slowing pace of vaccinations in the United States.

Volkswagen shares have surged nearly 50% over the past week in a move that German media have compared to last month's Reddit-fueled rally in GameStop.

Workday shares were higher after it closed the $700 million purchase of Peakon and a key analyst affirmed an overweight rating on the stock.

Qualtrics, which went public Jan. 28, receives mixed commentary from analysts.

Microsoft has integrated its videoconferencing and learning programs with work-life balance tools through Viva.

Qualtrics debuts at $41.85 a share, ahead of its suggested trading range of between $27 and $29.

DXC Technology was higher on Thursday following reports that French tech-services provider Atos had proposed to acquire the company.

Customer-survey-software maker Qualtrics, a unit of SAP, filed for what could become the first U.S. initial public offering of the new year.

Jim Cramer shares stock market news discussed buying SAP stock, a mask mandate, and investing in volatile markets.

Jim Cramer sees buying opportunities in 5G, digitization, home renovation, cars and personal-care products. That's where the bulls are.

Stocks end sharply lower, with the Dow off 2.3%, as coronavirus infections surge and stimulus negotiations remain stalemated.

We're watching these two data points next to gauge the market’s Fed rate cut recalibration.

Economic conditions and increased odds of a Trump victory are pressuring bonds and pushing up interest rates.

There's a reason why third-quarter S&P 500 earnings could be stronger than expected.

Let's look at M2 Money Supply, October uncertainties and why we should watch out for ... BRICS.

While good earnings and economic optimism are driving market momentum, hundreds of names are set to report results this week.

The much-expected volatility has yet to materialize, but you know what has? A concerning Put/Call ratio. Reader questions and trading ideas include LRCX, CLF, ASTS, CELH, ZS, STWD, MO, NOW, SAP, AXP, and MDB.

After WDAY's beat, let's check the prices and key technicals, and what I'm watching.

During a week of notable market rotation, our chip stocks took a hit while several non-tech positions mitigated the negative impact on the portfolio by moving higher.

Here's why and how I'm taking advantage of the stock's situation amid Difucci 'Sell' call.

For all of the price movement last week, the US dollar remains strong, and Treasury yields remain close to six-month highs.

It hasn't been as bad as certain bears expected, but some of the things disclosed should give pause to bulls.

But among the sagging tech names like Salesforce, SAP and Microsoft, one stands out.

Demand is cooling for some products and services, and a strong dollar is a clear headwind. But not all of the news has been bad.

Many fast-growing cloud software firms are now far from expensive, and both their business models and IT spending trends make them appealing targets.

AMD now has a lot more resources to invest in areas such as chip packaging, software and specialized products.

A softening Chinese economy could be a headwind even if Evergrande is bailed out. However, deals can be found among companies with little or no China exposure.

Stocks at pivot points either find resistance there, or get the 'slingshot' treatment.

CRM posted solid beat and is poised to continue to benefit from the 'fourth industrial revolution' and its current acquisition of WORK.

Performance was mixed for the portfolio over the last week as small-caps struggled on a relative basis versus larger-cap stocks.

Record holiday spending powered a better-than-expected gain for a key retail sales component last month.

Stocks lost ground after a solid opening bell.

The airline launched a dozen new routes to a variety of destinations.