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Stocks rise on jobs, banks
Stocks rise on jobs, banks
2:01pm: Wall Street advances after payroll losses in April are not as bad as expected and stress test results are finally released. More
Oil climbs above $58
10:51am: Futures rise as investors respond to signs of economic stabilization.  More
Treasurys cheer jobs report
9:10am: Prices for U.S. debt rise as investors cheer a much lower-than-expected monthly job loss total. Borrowing rate hits fresh all-time low.  More
Investing Strategy
Stocks: I love the 70s? Or the 80s?
This explosive stock market rally reminds some of the bear market blips from the mid-1970s. But others think it's the beginning of a new bull like 1982. Who's right? More
Bank stress tests: Everybody gets an A!
Even though a majority of the 19 banks that took part in the stress tests might be required to raise more capital, the market is giving them all a gold star. That's silly. More
Cashing in on litigation
A new crop of funds invests in an asset class that has nothing to do with the markets: lawsuits. More
Commentary
Are consumers back from the dead?
by Paul LaMonica
Consumer spending rose 2.2% in the first quarter and shares of many retailers are on fire, leading some to expect a quick economic recovery. Not so fast.  More
It's still safe to bring home the bacon
by Paul LaMonica
Call it swine flu or H1N1. But the outbreak has led to bans on pork and falling prices of commodities and pork processors. It looks like an overreaction.  More
Fed fights a losing battle on bonds
by Paul LaMonica
The central bank is buying U.S. Treasurys in order to keep long-term rates low. But yields are higher now than where they were before the purchases began. More
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