Trump Tax Plan Offers Big Cuts For Business

President Donald Trump will release a tax plan on Wednesday that proposes to sharply slash rates on businesses and overseas corporate profits returned to the United States, officials said.

Markets Rally In Relief After French Vote

Global stocks soared and the Dow Jones industrial average jumped more than 200 points Monday after the first round of the French presidential election sent a pro-business, euro-friendly candidate into the final contest next month.

The 10 Best Stocks to Buy for the Next Decade

Almost a year ago to the day, InvestorPlace’s Dan Burrows highlighted the 10 best-performing S&P 500 stocks of the past decade. The most important lesson one finds studying these highflying stocks is that patience wins out over all other attributes of a successful investor.

Why Are Billionaires Buying Up Bitcoin

Billionaire investor Mike Novogratz is betting big on digital currencies like Bitcoin and Ether. It's the "best investment of my life," Novogratz said. Bitcoin was worth under $500 a year ago. Today the digital currency trades at over $1,200.

Growth Stock Of The Week: National Beverage (FIZZ)

Growth stocks are undeniably exciting by nature. The businesses underlying these investments often operate in early-stage markets with long runways to build their sales and profits.

Why Wal-Mart and Amazon Are Trading Places

Amazon and Wal-Mart might once have existed in parallel universes, but these days they're in a price war. Both giants are now seeking to make acquisitions to compete on the other's turf.

Tuesday Markets What You Need To Know

Asian stocks pulled back and the dollar gave up the gains it had clocked on the U.S. Treasury Secretary's comments in support of a stronger currency, as escalating tensions over North Korea dragged sentiment lower.

How To Benefit From A Weaker Dollar

President Donald Trump likes a weaker dollar, and some corners of the market agree. Though the greenback’s knee-jerk reaction from Trump’s comments Wednesday has all but been reversed, the U.S. currency appears to be entrenched in a new range amid prospects of delayed policy from Washington and a slower pace of interest-rate hikes.