Jessica Menton

Economists are looking ahead to Friday's highly anticipated jobs report after the Dow plunged as much as 350 points Monday.

Blue chips followed oil prices lower Monday. Oil fell to less than $50 a barrel for the first time since April 2009.

The Dow tumbled more than 200 points Monday after oil prices dropped to new five-year lows.

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The Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq closed lower in the final day of 2014 trading, but they all posted gains for the year.

The Dow climbed above the 18,000 milestone Wednesday during the last day of trading for 2014, while oil nears a six-year low.

Political turmoil in Greece, among other causes, knocked down the blue-chip index of U.S. stocks.

The Dow fell Tuesday after snapping a seven-day winning streak the previous session as oil prices continue to drop.

U.S. home price gains continued to slow in October, but San Francisco, Denver and Tampa saw prices rise faster compared with a year ago.

The S&P 500 and Russell 2000 closed at record highs Monday, despite political uncertainties in Greece weighing on the global stock market.

"Shack-onomics" is preparing to take the world by storm following Shake Shack's IPO filing Monday.

The Dow fluctuated Monday as economists weighed the impact of political turmoil in Greece and declining global energy prices.

According to the SEC filing, the fast food burger joint plans to expand its footprint to at least 450 stores.

The holiday shipping wars grew fierce this year, but there was one striking difference compared with last year.

The Dow recorded a new all-time high for the 38th time this year Friday as Wall Street capped off a record-breaking week.

The Dow closed at a new all-time record Wednesday for the 37th time this year as Santa Claus came to town.

Fresh economic data on the strengthening U.S. economy sent the blue-chip index into the stratosphere on Tuesday.

The final revision surpassed economists expectations for the economy to grow at a 4.3 percent annual pace.

The record was broken for the 50th time this year while the Dow closed in on a new psychologically important milestone.

The global decline in crude oil prices is beginning to reveal consequences around the globe — far beyond the Russian ruble crisis.

Following last week’s advances, Wall Street expects a “Santa Claus Rally” from the Dow and S&P 500 by year-end.

The Dow and the S&P 500 completed three straight days of gains Friday, as U.S. stocks soared to the largest three-day rally since 2011.

The Dow skyrocketed 400 points Thursday, and the S&P 500 jumped more than 2 percent, in their biggest one-day gains this year.

Nike, the world's largest sportswear maker, reports Thursday and analysts will be eyeing possible foreign exchange headwinds.

The Dow soared Thursday after global; crude oil prices bounced back from five-year lows earlier this week.

Even as the Russian ruble appeared to rebound after a sharp decline, the ripple effects of the crisis will be widespread.

The Federal Reserve replaced "considerable time" from its monetary policy Wednesday, promising to be "patient" when hiking rates.

U.S. Federal Reserve prepares Wednesday to debate inflation concerns at a meeting in Washington.

Russia's oil-dependent economy faces three key problems: Falling oil prices, trade sanctions and a flight of investment capital.