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Top Stories : 2018February27Tuesday

Market Snapshot: Stock market turns lower as Fed’s Powell testifies before House

How to survive financially during a strike

Futures Movers: Oil prices down on bets for growth in U.S. crude supplies

Economic Report: Consumer confidence in U.S. hits highest level since November 2000

This could be the next $1 billion drug, if patients get on board

You still can’t buy this EpiPen competitor, eight months later

Metals Stocks: Gold on track for biggest loss in a week as Fed chief Powell testifies before Congress

The Tell: Declining fertility rate may predict the next recession

MarketWatch First Take: The SEC wants to know why Google doesn’t report YouTube revenue

Project Syndicate: The market dogs that didn’t bark

Real-time headlines : 2018February27Tuesday

April gold down $14.30, or 1.1%, at $1,318.50/oz after $1,317 low

Gold prices trade near session's lowest levels

Itron upgraded to buy at Canaccord Genuity

Badger Meter downgraded to sell at Canaccord Genuity

10-year yield at 2.888%; 2-year yield at 2.254%; 30-year yield at 3.162%

Treasury yields shoot higher after Powell says economic outlook has strengthened

April gold down $6.70, or 0.5%, to $1,326.10/oz

Gold futures extend losses after U.S. consumer confidence data

U.S. consumer confidence highest since November 2000

ICE U.S. Dollar Index up 0.4% at 90.194

Market Pulse : 2018February27Tuesday

Dollar index touches 5 1/2-week high during Powell testimony

Treasury yields jump after Powell highlights strengthening economic outlook

Apple stock trading above record high for first time since Jan. 18

Fitbit stock on track to close at record low, but Oppenheimer analyst remains bullish

Intel hits new high after Citi names it top chip stock to target

Trump plans 2020 run, names campaign manager, according to Drudge Report

Splunk shares fall after announcement of Phantom Cyper Corporation acquisition

Retail stocks jump after Macy's and Dillard's earnings announcements

Mallinckrodt's stock soars to pace NYSE gainers after profit and revenue beat

Stocks open slightly higher after Powell remarks

Breaking News: 2018February27Tuesday

Need to Know: How to react if recession signals start flashing this year

U.S. stock benchmarks turn negative as Fed's Powell testifies in House

Dow industrials up 30 points as earlier gains dwindle

U.S. home-price rise accelerated at close of 2017: Case-Shiller

U.S. durable-goods orders sink in January

Powell says Fed will seek ‘balance’ between expanding and overheating economy

Department store Dillard's shares rise after earnings and sales beat

U.S. set to become world’s largest oil producer as early as 2018, IEA says

EU will drop complaint if Ireland fully recovers taxes from Apple: Report

Sky rallies 18% after Comcast rivals Fox with $30.9 billion takeover bid

Internet Stories: 2018February27Tuesday

How to survive financially during a strike

MarketWatch First Take: The SEC wants to know why Google doesn’t report YouTube revenue

Next Avenue: Want to travel the world in retirement? Try these travel hacks

Next Avenue: What to do with those old family photos

This unknown Chinese company may create headaches for Nvidia, AMD and Qualcomm

The Ratings Game: Amazon is pulling even further ahead of Walmart

Next Avenue: Many older Americans are living a desperate, nomadic life

Dropbox IPO: 5 things to know about the cloud-storage company

Everything coming to Netflix in March — and what's leaving

Key Words: Xi Jinping’s power grab ‘does hark back to darker times in China,’ says expert

Financial Services: 2018February27Tuesday

How to survive financially during a strike

Metals Stocks: Gold on track for biggest loss in a week as Fed chief Powell testifies before Congress

Credit.com: Identity theft is skyrocketing, and getting more sophisticated

Credit.com: The most expensive colleges in America

NerdWallet: Why black-owned banks are worth saving

Encore: It’s harder than you think to spend down your 401(k) account in retirement

Key Words: Forget inflation — worry about what happens when this ‘Goldilocks’ era ends, says Ray Dalio