The Daily Caller

NYSE Euronext, which has owned the NYSE since 2006, agreed Thursday to a buyout offer

Facebook is in talks with the New York Stock Exchange to move its stock from the Nasdaq Stock Market after a botched initial public offering on Friday

It would have controlled 90 percent of Europe’s derivative trading

It was 8:46 a.m. and Wall Street was almost ready for business when the first plane hit the World Trade Center a decade ago

German court ruling in favor of proposed bailout packages spurs European stock gains as well

Stock exchange Vice President Louis Pastina says NYSE will not open if ‘none of our customers can get to their desks’

‘The near-term impact on Japanese growth is likely to be negative and potentially quite large’

‘I don’t get the sense that there’s anything near-term at all’

The sell-off came after the People’s Bank of China raised its benchmark deposit and lending rates for the first time in 3 years

The life savings of millions of Americans could disappear in an instant and the SEC has no idea what to do about it

Stocks surge in third quarter

Shares rose after a stronger-than-expected increase in orders for manufactured goods in August

As many companies watch their profits dwindle, ‘doomsday’ product makers see growth

Stocks slide to five-week lows as investors react to economic signals pointing towards another recession

The tanned reality show cast rang the bell at the New York Stock Exchange Tuesday morning

Tom Karol offers analysis of the Financial Reform Bill and looks at the market at the beginning of the week

Uncertainty over the sovereign debt crisis exacerbating fears

Everyone in a position of authority seems to have jumped to the conclusion that something went seriously wrong when the Dow Jones Industrial Average suddenly lost nearly 1,000 points

In the search for the problem at the root of the apparent breakdown of trading on May 6, launched with such fanfare and urgency but so far showing scant results