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What kind of human does this and then turns to constituents and says we're going to be just fine?

J. Kyle Bass, who predicted the 2008 housing market crisis, said the stock markets should be closed to keep people from making emotional decisions with their money.

In response to the news, some have called for an outright prohibition on stock ownership by members of Congress.

The Republican lawmakers reportedly sold off large quantities of stock before the COVID-19 pandemic caused markets to plunge.

"Now, maybe there's an honest explanation for what [Burr] did," Carlson said. "If there is, he should share it with the rest of us immediately."

While Cuban has mostly been plowing money into an exchange-traded fund, he's also scooping up shares of Live Nation Entertainment, a curious choice considering the business it's in.

"We have taken precautions, increased social distancing, and also have contingency plans—if needed—to trade on a fully electronic basis," the New York Stock Exchange said Tuesday.

As the coronavirus undid the economic gains of the past three years, financial professionals told Newsweek what President Trump should do.

The world is a very different place than it was in the late 90s, and the well-established tech firms of today are unlikely to face the same pitfalls as their digital ancestors. But not all are safe.

The Fox Business host accused some investors of allowing their "hate" for the president to fuel Monday's market spiral.

As concerns about the economic impact of the coronavirus roil stock prices around the world, here are five smart moves to stop stressing about the market and protect your savings now.

Financial markets have suffered historic losses and major companies have cancelled or withdrawn from key events and restricted travel for employees due to coronavirus fears.

The Trump administration has embarked on policy goals uniquely poised to impact stock prices, such as his trade war with China.

For starters, taking the company private could take more than $55 billion in debt, a tough move to finance amid slumping stocks.

Teva Pharmaceuticals will pay less than 0.014 percent of its annual revenue as of 2018 over a 10 year period and will produce free drugs at just a slice of their operating cost.

Analysts said that investors were not concerned Trump would be removed from office and therefore not worried about the economic impact of the impeachment proceedings.

The president made the remarks after the Dow Jones fell by 623 points Friday, a drop sparked by Trump tweets from earlier in the day.

On Sunday, Trump administration officials Larry Kudlow and Peter Navarro touted economic strengths and dismissed analysts' warnings that the U.S. could be facing another recession soon.

Does a global economic slowdown, the China trade war, and an inverted yield curve on Treasurys equal a recession for the American economy?

Banks have a surprisingly intertwined history with the Independence Day.

It's been 10 years since the crash. Hope you've enjoyed the expansion—because it's probably going to end soon.

Niantic doesn't have an IPO yet, but these five companies could benefit from the "Harry Potter: Wizards Unite" release.

According to Google, the US dollar to Naira exchange rate saw a dramatic change Friday, but are the results correct? Find out what's really happening with the reported changes in Nigeria's currency, here.

"The second-quarter number would be humongous if the government reopened. It would be like 4 or 5 percent," Kevin Hassett, chairman of Trump's Council of Economic Advisers, told CNN.

Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin said the banking chiefs told him "they have ample liquidity for lending to consumer, business markets and all other market operations."

"If America were a business and the CEO was facing a dozen criminal and ethics investigations, multiple members of his inner circle had gone to jail, he was making rash decisions that prompted his top advisers to quit in protest and the company had to temporarily shutdown over failed internal business negotiations, what would happen?"

Americans could cut back on spending if the stock market does not bounce back.

Many economic experts fear that a recession could hit the U.S. economy in 2019.

The experts surveyed expressed their dismay over how the president has handled economic policy and and have lowered their expectations for economic growth.

Trade deficits between the U.S. and China reached an all-time high in October as imports rose 0.2 percent to $266.5 billion and exports fell 0.1 percent to $211 billion—making it clear that increased tariffs were not making "America rich again."