Wall Street climbs as Trump pursues global trade deals; S&P 500 up 0.7%, Nasdaq up 1.1%, even as copper tariffs and oil prices weigh.

The U.S. stocks end a record-breaking holiday week with new highs, boosted by trade deals and strong job data. Read more about this week's major events on Wall Street.

When the Labor Department on Thursday releases job numbers for last month, they’re expected to show that businesses, ...

Most Asia-Pacific markets are set to climb on Friday, trailing gains on Wall Street after a better-than-expected jobs report ...

Futures contracts tied to the U.S. central bank's policy rate indicated just a 5% chance of a Fed rate cut in July, down from ...

While this development fueled optimism in some corners, other regional markets, including Japan, edged lower, as investors ...

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company’s expanding footprint in north Phoenix has triggered a cascade of development that ...

U.S. private payrolls fell for the first time in more than two years in June as economic uncertainty hampered hiring, but low ...

The labor market remained fairly resilient over the past six months, holding up while the bond market got "yippy" after President Donald Trump's "liberation day" tariffs in early April and as the S&P ...

U.S. job openings unexpectedly rose in May, showing resilience in the labor market despite high borrowing costs and rising ...

Asian stock markets started the week on a firm footing Monday, with most regional indices advancing as signs of progress in a ...