US stocks made a comeback on Monday, recovering from the previous week’s steep sell-off, triggered by weaker-than-expected labor data and concerns over rising tariffs.

Baker Hughes is making headlines with its pursuit of a transformative $13.6 billion all-cash acquisition of Chart Industries, a move that would override the previously announced all-stock merger between Chart and Flowserve

Coinbase (COIN) plummeted 14% on Friday after releasing disappointing second-quarter earnings. The steep decline came as the crypto exchange platform reported a slowdown in trading activity due to reduced crypto asset volatility.

U.S. stocks saw notable declines on Friday, with the major indices dipping after the release of a weak July jobs report and President Trump's official announcement of tariff hikes.

Just days after Union Pacific’s early-stage talks to acquire Norfolk Southern made headlines, CSX Corporation is now signaling that it, too, could be reevaluating its long-term path.

Microsoft has officially entered the elite $4 trillion market cap club, becoming only the second publicly traded company to reach this milestone, joining Nvidia.

US stock markets are trading strong on Thursday, with the Nasdaq and S&P 500 hitting new heights, fueled by positive earnings reports from Meta and Microsoft, as well as optimism around trade deals.