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Should we prepare for a rate cut? What if the Fed doesn't cut?

Europe's major economies are already hurting, but rising energy costs will make it worse, especially for any company dependent on discretionary spending.

Bob Lang, Real Money Contributor and Steve Sosnick, Chief Strategist at Interactive Brokers, weigh in.

Jim Cramer's breaking down the ticker tape for investors.

U.S. stock futures decline modestly and oil prices slip following one of the biggest single-day price jumps on record; investors adopt a cautious stance ahead of the Federal Reserve's two-day rate-setting meeting and the start of formal U.S.-China trade talks; FedEx, Adobe and Chewy report earnings.

Jim Cramer reveals how playing fantasy football has changed how he approaches investing.

Copper has rallied over the past few weeks but slipped on Monday following weak Chinese economic data.

Stocks finished down, ending the Dow's eight-day winning streak, after oil prices surge the most in more than two decades following an attack on two key Saudi Arabian oil facilities.

The company plans to offer 19.4 million common shares at $30 to $32 each, according to an SEC filing.