Stock futures moved higher Friday ahead of the release of U.S. labor market data that Federal Reserve officials will be watching closely as they consider their next move on interest rates.

Investors braced for a key monthly jobs report, with the Middle East crisis and a return to work at US ports also in high ...

Stocks are seeing their initial post-open pop ease on Friday, although they remained firmly in the green following a September jobs report that was much stronger than economists had anticipated. At ...

The trading week was ending with investors digesting the strong September jobs report, a selloff in the bond market, the end of a port strike, and still-rising oil prices after Iran's missile attack ...

In a statement on Thursday, the International Longshoremen’s Association said it had reached a tentative agreement on wages ...

The Dow Jones Industrial Average and the major indexes climbed higher after a robust September jobs report. Tesla looked to ...

U.S. stocks have had a remarkable run during the first nine months of 2024 — and if the past is any guide, it will likely ...

The TSX Venture Exchange hiked 6.04 points, or 1%, to 595.96. All but two of the 12 TSX subgroups gained ground midday Friday, with information technology soaring 1.3%, while energy took on 1.2%, and ...

With the jobs report a day away, the focus is tentatively turning back to the economy, pushing Mideast worries to the background.

NWSA stock grew from around $25 to $26 during this period, underperforming the broader indices, with the S&P rising about 20% ...

September jobs report is due, U.S. dockworkers agree to suspend three-day strike, and Spirit Airlines shares sink on report ...

Friday’s report capped a week of mostly encouraging data on the job market, including an update indicating layoffs remain ...