Wall Street Breakfast

Our top stories today: Vote of confidence and Brexit’s next steps; U.K. inflation sinks to lowest level in 2 years; and Lampert prevails in Sears' bankruptcy auction.

Our top stories today: Historic vote for Brexit future; stocks boosted on China stimulus measures announcement; and bank earnings get into full swing today.

Our top stories today: China data adds pressure to trade deal; shutdown the longest in U.S. history; and Newmont Mining acquires Goldcorp.

Our weekend preview of upcoming IPOs, earnings reports, conference presentations, investor days, IPO lockup expirations, FDA decisions, Barron's mentions, and other key events that could impact stocks.

Our top stories today: Volkswagon looks for auto sales crown; US futures mixed post-Powell speech; and Japan indicts Ghosn for a second time.

Our top stories today: Big day for Fedspeak; US futures point to first loss in five sessions; and Sears Chairman Eddie Lampert submits revised $5 billion dollar takeover bid.

Our top stories today: Government shutdown enters day 19; shutdown put US sovereign credit rating on watch; and Apple’s Cook optimistic about the tech giant’s future.

Our top stories today: US-China wrap up trade meeting; Trump to address nation about border wall; and CES showcases state of the art new tech.

Our top stories today: Asian markets gain on trade talk optimism; trade talks with China begin; and Nvidia launches lower-priced graphics card.

Our weekend preview of upcoming IPOs, earnings reports, conference presentations, investor days, IPO lockup expirations, FDA decisions, Barron's mentions, and other key events that could impact stocks.

Our top stories today: Jobs report and Powell speech; market rebound on US/China trade talks announcement; and Apple shares have plunged 39.1 percent since October.

Our top stories today: Apple warning rattles Wall Street; Asian flash-crash overnight; and Apple suppliers have a rough day.

Our top stories today: Stocks skid into 2019 with slowdown fears; Trump/Democrats at an impasse over border wall funding; and drugmakers hike prices to kick-off 2019.

Our top stories today: 2018 comes to a close; U.S. futures rallying; and Austria to levy big tech taxes.

Today's Top Stories: The market rollercoaster rides on, the US government shutdown continues, and the bell tolls for Sears.

Wednesday marked the biggest post-Christmas rally for U.S. stocks ever, a U.S. trade team will travel to Beijing to hold talks with Chinese officials, and India will ban e-commerce companies from selling products in which they have an equity interest.

Traders returning from the holiday are sending U.S. futures higher, gold climbs to a six-month high, and Amazon customers made this holiday season record-breaking with more items ordered worldwide than ever before.

Following the worst week for stocks since the financial crisis, U.S. stock index futures are getting a little bounce, President Trump’s White House advisers are discussing arranging a meeting between him and Fed Chairman Jay Powell in the coming weeks, and marking its first national security space mission for the U.S. military, a SpaceX rocket blasted off from Florida's Cape Canaveral on Sunday.

Our top stories today: Shut down fears add to market turmoil; Spain hikes minimum wage 22 percent; and Facebook is working on a cryptocurrency.

Our top stories today: Did Jerome Powell poke the bear; Sweden hikes interest rates for first time in 7 years; and Tokyo court rejects request to extend Ghosn’s detention.