Sharp drops hit Wall Street on Thursday as technology stocks fell and bitcoin plunged again to roughly half its record price set last fall. Several discouraging reports on the U.S. job market also ...

After a choppy start to February, selling pressure intensified late Thursday. From the NYSE floor, veteran trader Peter ...

Against the backdrop of the technology sell-off this week, Bitcoin, the world’s largest cryptocurrency, saw dimming enthusiasm and was trading about 9% lower at just under $65,000 early Friday, after ...

NEW YORK (AP) — More drops for technology stocks are yanking the U.S. market lower on Thursday, while bitcoin's price dropped ...

Silver was by far the worst performer in metals, with spot silver tumbling as much as 16% to $73.5565/oz in Asian trade.

Major equities indexes closed mixed on a busy earnings Wednesday, with technology shares pulling the Nasdaq and S&P 500 lower ...

Sharp drops hit Wall Street as technology stocks sank even more and bitcoin’s price plunged again to roughly half its record ...

US stocks dropped Thursday, continuing a recent patch of volatility, as Wall Street grappled with persistent nerves about artificial intelligence and economic data showed the labor market weakened ...

The Dow Jones Industrial Average slid nearly 600 points, or 1.2%, while the S&P 500 fell 1.2% and the Nasdaq dropped 1.6%. The pain spread across risk assets, with volatility spiking and digital ...

Wall Street is coming off a major sell-off in software stocks that drove the S&P 500 to a second straight day of losses.

Major stock indexes plummeted Thursday, with technology shares extending recent declines. Meanwhile, bitcoin fell below $67,000 and silver sank.

NEW YORK] Wall Street’s main indexes opened lower on Thursday (Feb 5) as investors fretted over Alphabet’s spending plans and Qualcomm’s downbeat forecast. Read more at The Business Times.