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The stock market rally continued for a second day after Donald Trump beat Hillary Clinton, a reaction few expected.

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Donald Trump could have an ally in Alan Greenspan, the former Federal Reserve Chair, when it comes to financial regulations.

Walmart, Target and Best Buy have rolled out their Black Friday plans.

Donald Trump has pledged to resurrect the coal industry. If he follows through on that promise, that's great news for many railroads, which can generate big sales from transporting coal across the country.

He might have won the presidency, but Donald Trump won't be back at Macy's.

Donald Trump's ascension to the White House is delivering a "yuge" boost to oil, gas and coal producers.

Despite months of public sparring, Jeff Bezos is keeping an open mind about Donald Trump.

Red cups are back at Starbucks -- and they're looking a lot more like Christmas this year.

If I want my savings to support me the rest of my life after I retire, how much can I safely withdraw each year? --Danny

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Most journalists were convinced that Donald Trump would lose to Hillary Clinton. A day and a half later, a sense of shock still pervades newsrooms. To unpack what went wrong and what might happen next, I listed these 52 questions in Thursday morning's "Reliable Sources" newsletter about the media:

How far are some Americans willing to go to escape Donald Trump? To the ends of the Earth, apparently.

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Pre-election polls underestimated support for Donald Trump -- and now there's a crisis of confidence in polling and media circles.

Donald Trump vowed to give Americans "the strongest economy anywhere in the world" in his victory speech on Election Night. Now he has to deliver.

India's sudden switch to new banknotes left millions of people lining up Thursday to get their hands on the cash.

The amount of oil hitting world markets will continue to grow relentlessly if OPEC fails to agree production cuts, the International Energy Agency has warned.