Visa Inc.

Shares of the airlines soared by as much as 73% on Oct. 21.

Visa is facing a lawsuit from the DOJ alleging the credit card company is running an monopoly.

Here are the stocks making the biggest market moves midday.

China's widest stimulus in nearly a decade is boosting markets around the world.

Growth stocks have outperformed value stocks in recent years.

United Airlines chief executive Scott Kirby called the bipartisan bill "bad policy."

Mastercard and Visa want to do away with you putting in your credit card number for online purchases.

The S&P 500 on July 2 closed north of the 5,500-point mark for the first time, extending the benchmark's 2024 gain to 15.5%.

Stocks are riding a three-week winning streak into the final days of the second quarter, but a key inflation test remains in focus.

Her flagship Ark Innovation ETF has slumped 20% year to date.

Qatar Airways Senior Vice President of Loyalty Thomas Vadakedath talked to TheStreet about the new program.

Wall Street is looking to extend its recent rally ahead of the first of the Big Six big tech earnings after the closing bell.

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

Investors have been setting their sights on low-cost airlines amid high demand for air travel.

The Breeze Easy Visa Signature card has an annual fee of $89 but offers faster points-collecting.

The decades-long legal battle will see fees decrease by $30 billion over the next five years.

Investors face a muted rate backdrop and thin trading volumes as megacap tech stocks lead Tuesday's rebound.

Tech stocks are back in the driver's seat as markets look to another round of the Fed chairman's comments and a jobs report to extend recent gains.

The big bank deal faces a key risk unrelated to the health of the American consumer.

The current concentrated nature of the S&P 500 is without precendent. Let's look at how we arrived here and what that means for the market. Plus, an update of my current top-10 holdings.

Let's look at this retail giant as we head into the holidays.

We've got a mixed bag with Alphabet, Snap and Visa moving up as Chipotle, SoFi and others take it on the chin. Let's check the macro, rates and a plan for AMD.

Three- and six-month U.S. paper yields 4.61% and 4.48% respectively. When will investment dollars will be diverted away from equities and into short-term paper?

Let's check three charts that could prove to be good short plays.

After the Department of Justice hit the fintech giant with a major lawsuit, I would much rather buy into its competitor if I'd buy either.

These names are displaying bearish tendencies based on their technical patterns.

These shares have been working lower from March. What should we take from that?

Rumors of shoppers slowing down have hit this big credit card company in the worst way.

Perhaps the real reason for overnight pressure did not come from either Tesla or Alphabet. Just beneath the surface of those headliners, lurked something else more troubling.

As earnings season heats up, with key reports from Alphabet and Tesla, we're assessing how CrowdStrike's fumble has shaken up the sector, and if a market rotation is even deserved.

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.

Plus, our thoughts on Mastercard after earnings from American Express.

Here we look at the rest of the Dow names, including IBM, Microsoft, Walmart and more, stock by stock ... slope by slope.

There's no way to sugarcoat it, the macro has been weaker of late. And a lot seems to be riding on the June jobs report after the numbers posted on Wednesday.

Traders were led to believe that the Senator had some special knowledge about this small-cap stock, but he may have lost money on the investment.

Trading levels do suggest that Monday's greenery probably should not be taken too seriously until we see more of it.

We broke the lines for a change Monday. Here's everything else that did, including something that hadn't in six months!

Here's what turned my head on a day when those lines (yes, those) finally broke and what could lead to a short-term rally.

Stocks are riding a two-week losing streak as 10-year Treasury yields flirt with 5%.

Consumer-based inflation expectations are running at the highest levels since 2008.

Doug McMillon is putting himself in front of a potential issue in 2025.