It was 10 nights before Christmas, and all the way down Wall Street the coast was clear. A flatbed truck turned the corner and lurched to a stop directly in front of the New York Stock Exchange.

A group of climate activists vandalized the Wall Street Charging Bull with bright green graffiti early Monday — but then swiftly wiped it all off when they spotted cops nearby. Members of the ...

Wall Street's iconic Charging Bull statue on Tuesday was vandalized by a group of environmental activists who sprayed the bronze sculpture with neon green paint. The group, called Extinction ...

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Wall Street is now gearing up for a short break as markets close early Tuesday and remain shut Wednesday for Christmas. Investors, however, have their eyes on upcoming economic reports ...

who said he came to see the statue because he loves “The Wolf of Wall Street,” had recently moved to Utah.) So, here’s what the rest of the world thinks of our bull statue, and especially ...

NEW YORK — Technology stocks led a broad rally on Wall Street on Tuesday during a holiday-shortened trading session ahead of Christmas. The Standard & Poor’s 500 rose 1.1% for its third ...

Languages: English. Wall Street futures fell this week as a possible shutdown of the government looms before Christmas, while lawmakers discuss a temporary spending bill. S&P 500 futures fell 1 ...

Wall Street stock market strategists have largely abandoned the lofty expectations they took into 2025, but one bull isn’t budging: Wells Fargo Securities LLC’s Christopher Harvey. He projects ...