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Top Stories : 2016February28Sunday

The Margin: 10 things you probably don’t know about the Oscars

Here’s a sneak peek at the new MarketWatch

The Margin: Here’s what a $1 million home looks like in 20 different cities

Economic Preview: U.S. jobs report for February comes at pivotal time

NewsWatch: Warren Buffett says America is still great

Bizarre new fronts in the battle of the sexes: Laundry detergent, yogurt

These maps show the Americans hit hardest by student-loan crunch

The Tell: European oil majors tally $19 billion in losses as oil prices bite

Energy companies’ latest move as oil prices slump? Sell, sell, sell

Herbalife’s stock soars amid hopes that FTC probe may finally be resolved

Real-time headlines : 2016February28Sunday

Clinton leads Sanders 80.1% to 19.7% in very early returns: AP

Clinton soundly defeats Sanders in South Carolina primary: reports

Berkshire Hathaway net worth rose $15.4 billion in 2015: annual letter

Dow industrials end day down around 57 points

Nasdaq Composite finishes with 0.2% gain

S&P 500 ends 0.2% lower

Stocks end session mostly lower, but post 2nd straight weekly gain

Nasdaq up 0.2%

Dow industrials down 0.4%

S&P down 0.2%

Market Pulse : 2016February28Sunday

U.S. stocks close lower but log 2nd straight weekly rise

Oil settles lower, but gains for the week

Southwestern Energy's stock tumbles as outlook prompts analyst to throw in the towel

Gold futures suffer second weekly loss in a row

Oil prices continue higher as Baker Hughes reports a tenth weekly fall in U.S. oil rig count

Chris Christie endorses Donald Trump for president

Macy's adds $1.5 billion to share buyback program, boosting quarterly dividend by 5%

Tupperware downgraded to sector weight at KeyBanc due to emerging market concerns

U.S. stocks open higher, on track to end week with gains

Foot Locker quarterly earnings spring past expectations

Breaking News: 2016February28Sunday

Hillary Clinton easily wins South Carolina primary

Warren Buffett's wit and wisdom on display in annual investor letter

Berkshire Hathaway net worth rose $15.4 billon in 2015

U.S. stocks end mostly lower but notch weekly gain

Christie has endorsed Trump but wasn't always in his camp

United Technologies opposes combination with Honeywell

Friday gain puts crude oil in line for second straight weekly advance

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie endorses Donald Trump for president

FIFA elects Gianni Infantino to succeed Sepp Blatter as president

Macy's adding $1.5 billion to share-buyback plan

Internet Stories: 2016February28Sunday

Here’s a sneak peek at the new MarketWatch

Bizarre new fronts in the battle of the sexes: Laundry detergent, yogurt

LendingClub shifts risk ahead of court ruling, others in crowded field may follow

The Wall Street Journal: Zenefits layoffs come days after crackdown on frat-house culture

The Margin: Want world peace? Share much more on Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg says

Outside the Box: An FBI win over Apple could create a surveillance state

The Wall Street Journal: Snapchat calls on Nielsen to tell advertisers their money is well-spent

How many Apple engineers does it take to unlock an iPhone for the FBI?

Need to Know: Here’s why it’s too late, too foolhardy to ditch stocks now

The Wall Street Journal: Alibaba in talks with banks for up to $4 billion loan

Financial Services: 2016February28Sunday

These maps show the Americans hit hardest by student-loan crunch

LendingClub shifts risk ahead of court ruling, others in crowded field may follow

Market Snapshot: Oil drags on stocks but Dow, S&P 500 gain for second week

Warren Buffett’s annual letter and nine other money stories you may have missed

Deep Dive: Income investors are leaving money on the table if they don’t use this easy options strategy

Deep Dive: Warren Buffett’s stock picks crush Carl Icahn’s so far in 2016

Social media can keep you from being ‘The Millionaire Next Door’

Why a $5,000 home renovation pays off the most

The Fed: Tightening financial conditions are equal to 3 rate hikes, Fed’s Brainard says

This is how many Americans have ‘great’ credit