Wall Street doesn't seem worried at all about FBI director James Comey's hearing in Congress. The Dow, after initially trading sideways, jumped to a new all-time high Thursday afternoon towards the end of the highly-anticipated testimony.
Matt Zames, the COO of JPMorgan Chase and a 13-year veteran of the bank, is leaving the firm. That means that Wall Street needs to start guessing once more about who could eventually replace Jamie Dimon as CEO.
Trump wants to slash spending on a renewable energy program by 71.9%. Those deep cuts would do "serious harm" to America's energy future, according to former leaders of the program.
The oil industry's most powerful lobbying group met last spring with President Trump's interior secretary at the Trump International Hotel on the same day the administration killed a rule that oil companies strongly opposed.
Shares of the search and mobile giant have surged into four digit territory -- just one week after the stock of Amazon topped the $1,000 mark for the first time.
New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman just filed a series of court documents that he says suggest Exxon did mislead investors about how climate change-mitigating regulations may impact the company's business.
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