The Estée Lauder Companies cut its dividend because of continued weakens in the Chinese prestige-beauty market, leading to sequentially lower sales. The American market is also pressured.

The U.S. dollar among other assets has continued to rise post election. The Bloomberg Trade-Weighted Dollar Index is now up 1.66% versus the close on election day.

China’s direct investment liabilities in its balance of payments dropped $8.1 billion in the third quarter.

AbbVie reports disappointing mid-stage data for its schizophrenia drug.

Buying dips, chasing rallies, and leverage have been popular themes, and quite frankly, that trifecta has generally worked beautifully – particularly last week, when the S&P 500 rose over 4% on post-election euphoria.

Home Depot reported Q3 earnings Tuesday, while Lowe's reports next Tuesday.

The share prices for the private equity and credit foursome, with nearly $3 trillion of combined assets under management, jumped immediately following the election.

Corn closed a little higher last week as the U.S. harvest wraps up and as demand remains strong. The export demand in recent weeks has been very strong.

Bitcoin is proving its mettle, and showing no signs of stopping.

The VIX fell for two main reasons. One was the election and the the other was the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy.

After last week’s presidential election and Fed rate cut, the public is paying attention to the stock market again.

Taking stock as the markets enter a new week, we have fresh all-time highs in all major stock market indices except the Russell 2000.

Stocks – and especially small and mid-cap stocks – rose as if the new Trump term will usher in a boom while bonds acknowledged no such likelihood.

Cigna Group has decided not to merge with Humana, leading to a rise in Cigna's stock and a drop in Humana's stock.

With TSLA pushing for $260 and HIMS at all-time highs, today’s movers are primed for action. Here’s what’s driving these gains.

MicroStrategy Incorporated provides artificial intelligence-powered enterprise analytics software and services in the United States, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and internationally.

The benchmark FTSE 100 index rose 39 points, or 0.49%, after falling 0.8% on Friday.

When Kamala Harris became the Democratic presidential nominee in August, she failed to convince voters that the border crisis would be fixed. President-Elect Donald Trump aggressively ran on the issue and turned out the victor.

Wall Street is extending its post-election rally into a new week.

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