Jessica Menton

U.S. stocks rallied Thursday after equities in Asia rebounded following a sharp selloff a day earlier.

U.S. stocks were under sharp pressure Wednesday, even before a trading glitch at the New York Stock Exchange.

The New York Stock Exchange unexpectedly halted trading Wednesday for more than three hours, due to a technical issue.

A growing number of economists say events in Greece, China and Puerto Rico may cause the U.S. central bank to hold off on interest rate hikes planned for later in 2015.

Investors continue to grapple with concerns Greece will exit the eurozone, as well as the extreme volatility roiling China's stock markets.

U.S. stocks dropped Tuesday after Greece failed to submit new written proposals to its creditors.

Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras is headed for a showdown with creditors Tuesday after a resounding majority of Greeks voted against austerity demands Sunday.

Developments in Iran, China, the U.S. and Greece combined to hammer global crude oil prices.

U.S. stocks remained largely unchanged Monday after Greeks overwhelmingly rejected austerity measures over the weekend.

"With the difficult circumstances prevailing today you made a very brave choice," Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras said.

"I'm fully aware the mandate you gave me is not one of a rupture with Europe but a mandate to strengthen our negotiating position to seek a viable solution."

A "no" vote from Greek voters could lead to Greece's exit from the eurozone and a return to the drachma.

Greeks go to the polls Sunday in a pivotal moment that could determine the country's fate in the eurozone.

Although Yelp has received interest from “several” potential suitors, the company will hold off on a sale for the "immediate future."

The employment report left investors wondering whether the U.S. Federal Reserve will remain on course to lift interest rates in September.

A robust jobs report could provide further evidence the U.S. economy is on strong enough footing to absorb the impact of a Federal Reserve interest rate hike in September.

Economists are looking ahead to the U.S. employment report for June, which is forecast to show another strong month of job creation.

The Dow leapt 100 points on renewed hopes Greece would strike a bailout deal with its international creditors after Athens defaulted on its debt payment to the IMF.

Greece's debt crisis is coming down to the wire as the country will be in arrears on an International Monetary Fund payment of 1.6 billion euros ($1.78 billion) as of midnight.

European Union authorities are making a last-ditch offer to Athens to save the country from going bankrupt, but Athens is likely hours away from defaulting on its debt.

Standard & Poor’s estimates there's a 50 percent chance Greek will exit the eurozone.

The Greek government wants to prevent citizens from stashing all of their cash under their mattresses.

Global stock markets tumbled on Monday amid fears a "Grexit" would ensue — a situation in which Athens would default and leave the eurozone.

Greece failed to strike a deal with its international lenders over the weekend, sending European and Asian markets tumbling.

U.S. consumer optimism jumped this month, offsetting investors' concerns about Greece's ongoing debt crisis.

Demand for Nike’s Jordan, LeBron and Kobe basketball shoe brands have continued to drive strong sales growth.

The blue-chip index lost 70 points Thursday after Greece failed to secure a bailout deal with creditors.

Thursday’s gains were driven by the healthcare sector, after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled federal subsidies under the Affordable Care Act are legal.

Match's parent company IAC, which also owns OkCupid and Tinder, is looking to spin off its dating segment into an IPO.