Increasingly, investors are able to trade on weekends and market holidays. But that doesn't mean that every equity or asset is available to trade after hours. Here's what you should know.

Here are five key things investors need to know to start the trading day: ...

Investors will enjoy a late-week break, with both the stock and bond markets closed on Friday for the Fourth of July.

Robinhood rolled out tokenized shares of OpenAI and SpaceX to users in Europe, its first step toward making private equity ...

Yes, U.S. financial markets, including the New York Stock Exchange, Nasdaq and bond markets, will be closed. And heading into the long holiday weekend, these markets will close early on Thursday as ...

America's birthday is on Friday. Are banks and stock markets closed? Will there be mail delivery? What about UPS and FedEx?

For billionaires in a recent study done by Forbes, the luxury that a significant number of them can't live without is far ...

On April 8, when stocks were on the verge of plunging into a bear market, few Wall Street experts were predicting that the ...

AM to 4:00 PM ET. Trading can happen before and after regular hours, but it comes with more risks. Stock markets close for ...

Even if Palantir were to meet Wall Street's consensus forecast, which calls for cumulative sales growth of 132% from 2024 ($2 ...

HAL to announce its final dividend for FY25 on June 27; check your eligibility and stay updated on the upcoming payout.

Juneteenth is the longest-running African American holiday, and it became a federal holiday a few years ago. Here's what's ...