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Trader Joe's says some bottles of Gerolsteiner sparkling water may be cracked or damaged and should be discarded carefully.

Trafigura ‘semi-seriously’ looks at changing traders’ hours to match president’s social media output

While stocks across the board tumbled on Monday, the pain was acutely felt by shares of brokerages like Robinhood, Charles Schwab and Interactive Brokers.

Big drops in the stock market have led to major gains for the Cboe Volatility Index, which is now up 52% over the past month.

Small investors have piled in to defence companies targeted by short sellers, in an echo of 2021’s GameStop trade

Have-a-go investors ‘buy the dip’ this year in Wall Street equities

Commodity houses face battle from trading network that has served Moscow since invasion

Traders are selling stocks even as Jerome Powell and the White House convey confidence about markets.

When the “fear gauge” is more than one standard deviation above average, traders may be too anxious.

Also in today’s newsletter, traders make $16bn shorting Tesla and economists warn of US economic slowdown

Watch natural-gas futures for signs energy traders believe a credible Russia-Ukraine peace deal is at hand.

Traders charge commissions of 30% on hard currency while others repair bills by hand due to severe shortage

The Nasdaq Composite rose on Wednesday after a soft inflation report eased concerns about the economy and as investors snapped up beaten-up technology shares.

Exchange says allegations ‘unfounded’ and concerns have been ‘repeatedly reviewed’

Yields on U.S. government debt finished mixed on Monday after February retail sales came in below expectations and raised continued questions about the strength of the economy.

There’s now looming uncertainty about how exactly new military spending will be allocated.

There was some debate after the Federal Reserve’s press conference was over whether Chair Jerome Powell was trying to convey a hawkish message or a dovish one.

Bond yields ended higher Friday, but were nearly unchanged for the week, as traders awaited next week’s Federal Reserve policy meeting.

Traders brace for more potential market chaos following Wall Street losses in all U.S. markets; Farmers fear the impact of new Chinese tariffs.

When a young man from California broadcast his death on X, profit-hungry traders piled into a cryptocurrency created in his image.

Traders on Monday brushed off price target cuts and, instead, focused on signals that the U.S. may avoid starting a full-blown trade war.

Traders on Wall Street hoping to rally back after Monday's major selloff are starting Tuesday with another dip. Meanwhile, President Trump has announced additional tariffs for Canada. CBS News' ...