Jessica Menton

The Greek debt crisis still hovers over markets, as Athens is again risking a default and exit from the eurozone.

The U.S. economy shrank in the first three months of the year, driven by a slowdown in shipping due to West Coast port disputes.

A rebound in all three major indexes was led by sharp gains in the technology and biotechnology sectors.

The slowdown reflected a sharp sales decline for the company’s watches across America, while tourists eased spending due to a stronger U.S. dollar.

Technology boosted the blue-chip index higher Wednesday, led by gains from Microsoft and Apple.

The jeweler and specialty retailer faces challenges due to a strong U.S. dollar, but saw a boost in sales last quarter in fashion gold jewelry and statement jewelry.

All 30 stocks in the Dow closed lower Tuesday, while the S&P 500 information technology sector was the biggest decliner in the index.

Tuesday’s losses were led by sharp declines in the technology sector, with Apple, IBM, Intel and Microsoft all losing 1 percent.

Here's a glimpse at stocks on the move Tuesday.

The S&P 500 financial sector edged higher in afternoon trading as it looks set to benefit from a hike in interest rates this year.

The Fed’s objectives of maximum employment and price stability are best achieved by proceeding cautiously, said Federal Reserve chair Janet Yellen.

Investors will be eyeing the speech for further clues as to the timing on when the central bank plans to lift rates.

Aeropostale has seen its shares lose 42 percent of their value in the last 12 months as the teen retailer struggles to compete with chains like H&M and Forever 21.

The Dow came within roughly 25 points of its all-time high, set earlier this week.

Shake Shack’s stock is on the rise after its recent trademark application for "chicken shack."

Shares of the e-commerce giant leaped after it announced its Amazon Prime Now service is offering delivery from local stores in Manhattan.

The consumer electronic company’s profit and revenue beat Wall Street forecasts last quarter, boosted by sales of large screen televisions, mobile phones and appliances.

Controversy continues to surround the company's safety problems as the largest U.S. retailer of hardwood flooring plunged 17 percent after CEO Robert Lynch unexpectedly resigned.

The second-largest U.S. drugstore operator plans to expand its presence in the growing senior health care market.

The data storage equipment maker announced plans to lay off around 500 employees globally to cut costs and focus on cloud-based products.

Despite a favorable jobs report in April, the central bank seems likely to hold off on raising interest rates until September.

The Dallas carrier warned it expects a key revenue metric to drop this quarter.

U.S. stocks traded mildly lower Wednesday after the Dow hit a record high for a second straight session a day earlier.

To boost sales growth, Target cut its year-round shipping rates in half earlier this year, lowering the minimum order to $25 from $50.

Etsy is a market leader in a niche within a broader industry, and there are a lot of ecommerce players that would benefit from that kind of diversification.

A steep drop in U.S. gasoline prices is expected to boost retail sales, but Americans remain somewhat cautious on spending.

Much of the focus this week will be on the final leg of earnings season, Japan’s economy and the U.S. Federal Reserve.

The index set a new all-time high for the second time this week.

May's reading was the largest point decline since December 2012.