U.S. stocks ended the week on an ugly note Friday, posting their worst day of 2025 — and a run of soft economic data was getting much of the blame.

The S&P 500 dropped 1.7% and the tech-heavy Nasdaq lost more than 2% on Friday.

Churchill Downs logged higher revenue in the fourth quarter, mainly boosted by its racing and gaming businesses. The Louisville, Ky.-based horse racetrack operator and gambling company on Wednesday ...

Dow Jones was mostly flat as traders reacted to economic reports and FOMC Minutes. Johnson & Jonhson, which was up by 1.7%, ...

The S&P 500 reached new all-time highs, driven by a late-session rally in chipmakers, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average ...

Walmart (WMT) is among the major concerns offering earnings results this week and the foremost among Dow Jones Industrial ...

The stock market could be facing possible instability due to a divergence between the Dow Jones and the benchmark S&P 500 index.

Excitement surrounding stock splits. Donald Trump's return to the White House. Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffett. Image ...

But perhaps nothing has been more influential for the stock market over the last three months than Donald Trump's election ...

Another seasonal trend is the four-year U.S. presidential cycle. In general, the market rises modestly in the first year after a presidential election, followed by trouble in the second year. In years ...

A hefty rise in weekly U.S. crude supplies contributed to oil's losses this week. The Energy Information Administration reported Wednesday that commercial crude inventories climbed for a second week ...

Dow Jones Industrial Average futures slipped Thursday as tech giant Amazon fell following its quarterly earnings release.