Author: Jessica Menton, USA TODAY

Stocks catapulted to levels just shy of records Monday after Pfizer reported the first successful late-stage clinical trial for a COVID-19 vaccine.

Industries from fossil fuels to pharmaceuticals could feel the impact of a Biden-Harris administration.

U.S. stock futures added to their post-election gains on Sunday evening after Democrat Joe Biden defeated incumbent Donald Trump in the U.S. presidential election.

The next coronavirus stimulus package could be smaller after an expected Democratic blue wave failed to materialize, experts say.

Stocks closed out their best week since April on Friday, driven by the potential for more gridlock in Washington even as the winner of the White House is still unknown.

Stock futures extended their post-election gains Wednesday evening, as investors embraced the prospect of more gridlock in Washington.

Stock futures gyrated Wednesday morning as investors await election results, with hotly contested states like Michigan and Pennsylvania up in the air.

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If you’re watching the stock market to signal who the next president is, Friday’s closing is a telling sign.

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