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Bridgewater Associates founder Ray Dalio offered some guidance to investors a few short weeks ago, on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.

The spike in volatility that helped sink stocks earlier this week resulted in a swift and brutal shakeout of what had been termed the world’s most crowded trade. But investors wonder whether there still might be aftershocks to come.

The tax bill signed into law in December with much ballyhoo has failed to bolster one area of the economy that is dependent on discretionary spending.

Amazon is launching ‘Shipping with Amazon’ in Los Angeles, a service that will allow it to deliver packages to customers and perhaps save billions.

Tesla Inc. stock fall the most in a week since July as concerns about the Model 3 production ramp linger and the Silicon Valley car maker moves to clarify that it has all the equipment in place to meet a Model 3 production target.

Revenue at Viacom Inc.’s film division, Paramount Pictures, declined 48% year-over-year during its fiscal first quarter and the filmed entertainment segment it’s a part of reported an adjusted operating loss of $130 million.

The overhaul of the U.S. tax law may be good for tech companies, many of which have kept billions of dollars overseas because of tax rates, but in the long run, it may weaken the credit profile of the sector.

Nvidia Corp. reported full-year earnings Thursday that validated the huge increase in its stock price over the past two years-plus, but the final piece of the bull theory is still in neutral until at least later this year.

TV has been on a reboot bender of late, with announcement after announcement from networks that they are bringing back beloved TV series from the past.

GrubHub and Yum have entered into a partnership in which Yum will purchase $200 million of GrubHub stock and GrubHub will deliver for the KFC and Taco Bell chains.

A Food and Drug Administration warning letter received by one of Teva’s partners is expected to delay approval of as many as three new drugs.

Chipotle has announced upgrades and restaurant refreshes that will cost about $20,000 per restaurant, which Stifel analysts say is much lower than other restaurant chains.

The U.S. tax bill signed into law in December has made the fourth-quarter earnings season a muddle, as companies take wildly different approaches to their disclosures of its impact.

There are a couple signals that need to flash before investors should really worry that a stock market crash is on the horizon.

When Blue Apron Holdings Inc. reports earnings Tuesday morning, the key to the results will not be in the meal kits arriving at customers’ homes but at a large warehouse in New Jersey.

This former Olympic athlete recalls earning the equivalent of $1,500 a month while training.

Parents may be worried about their 529 college saving accounts as the Dow dips.

And he didn’t even buy one stock.

After more whipsaw price action on Friday that saw the main stock-market indexes register their worst weekly performances two years, chart watchers are hunting for clues to where the market goes next.

This stock market looks a lot like 1996-97, says technical analyst Jeff deGraaf.

And the wealthiest among us own 81% of their value.

Here’s why the Federal Reserve’s new chairman isn’t likely to come riding to the stock market’s rescue.

The U.S. stock market entered correction territory on Thursday, with major indexes tumbling in their latest steep move lower. The selling may be enough to scare investors away from Wall Street, but if history is any guide, it shouldn’t be.

There is suddenly stock-market carnage on Wall Street. How unnatural it must feel to wall Street investors after a protracted period of low volatility and a mostly unmitigated pitch straight up for stocks.

‘If you did nothing in 2007, you’d be in a great situation now.’