Thursday, December 27, 2018
Evening
- Asia stocks edge up as Wall St. extends comeback rally
- Wall Street roars back late to keep rally going
- Oil prices drop as U.S. stock markets retreat
- Schumer: Democrats, Republicans far apart on U.S. government funding
- Government shutdown likely to extend into next year as Trump and Congress fail to break border wall stalemate
- Drop in U.S. consumer confidence stokes fears of economic slowdown
- Sears may be down to its last 24 hours. Iconic retailer likely liquidates if no bid comes in tomorrow
- Saudi king shakes up Cabinet in the wake of Khashoggi crisis
- The Investment That Cost Apple $9 Billion in 2018
- Time Is Running Out for Unprofitable Chinese Startups
- Tett: Expect more turbulence from Trump’s Fed fight
- Tax cuts one year on: ‘we are on a very unstable fiscal path’
- December Early Indicators Show China Slowed for a Seventh Month
General
- Dramatic stock market rally runs out of steam
- Stocks tumble after Wall Street's dramatic surge
- Oil slips back toward 18-month lows on oversupply
- Exclusive: White House considers new year executive order to bar Huawei, ZTE purchases
- Most shorted stocks log record gain as Wall Street surges
- U.S. Commerce Department won't publish economic data during shutdown: WSJ
- China's industrial profits suffer first annual drop in three years, piles pressure on economy
- China’s middle class hit by shadow banking defaults
- China Heads Into Trade Talks Bracing for More U.S. Demands
- Billions in Buybacks No Match for Bears With Stocks Cratering
- Traders Face New Landscape With Powell at Microphone After Every Fed Meeting
- Asian Debt Defaults Are Expected to Rise
- Omega, Jabre Capital Among Hedge Fund Casualties in Dismal 2018