Author: Adam Shell, USA TODAY

After the worst year for stocks in 10 years, where is the market headed in 2019? Wall Street pros are calling for a rebound. Here’s why:

Add a possible government shutdown to list of worries weighing on Dow Jones industrial average. History, however, says stocks can weather shutdown.

Wall Street’s nearly 10-year-old bull is on the ropes. A dreaded bear market, while not quite official yet, is closing in.

The ‘Santa Claus Rally,’ the typical year-end stock surge, may not deliver in 2018. Too many worries persist on Wall Street.

Jittery investors await a key Fed decision on interest rates at 2 p.m. ET. Here’s how the central bank’s next move could impact the Dow.

Dow mounts 83-point rebound after a 1,000-point, two-day drop, as Wall Street looks to Federal Reserve for support.

Sure, the Dow has had a rocky year. But there are still ways to boost your portfolio as the year winds down. Here are 5 portfolio moves to make now

Ride-hailing app Uber has confidentially filed paperwork for an IPO with regulators, creating race with Lyft to be first to sell stock to public .

Fears about trade and the economy spurred relentless selling on Wall Street Friday, capping a dismal stretch. The Dow fell 4.5 percent for the week.