Merger Monday on Wall Street

U.S. stocks started the week little changed as investors focused on Yahoo's $1.1 billion deal to buy Tumblr.

Death cross brewing in bond market

This ominous-sounding technical signal points to another move down in bond yields. So much for the Treasury bubble bursting?

Yahoo buys Tumblr, promises to not 'screw it up'

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An Apple bear calls a bottom

Sees the Inverse Head and Shoulders he's been waiting for.

JPMorgan shareholders ready to grill the board

At Tuesday's board meeting. shareholders want to hear what the board says about an independent chairman, its risk controls and who could be the next Jamie Dimon.

New: CNNMoney's Hot Stocks

CNNMoney readers love tech stocks. Apple is by far the most looked up ticker on the site. Google, BlackBerry and Nokia also make the list. Here's a snapshot of the top 10.

Danone looks to milk China demand surge

Danone has struck two deals with the China Mengniu Dairy Company in a bid to take advantage of surging demand for internationally-branded milk and yoghurt.

The Winklevoss twins are Bitcoin bulls

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Bloom Energy still sees profits... eventually

Fuel-cell maker Bloom had a tough first quarter.

Boeing is the new hedge fund favorite

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Oil-price manipulation: the next Libor?

A scandal is brewing in Europe that could rival the Libor controversy, as the European Commission says it's probing suspected attempts to manipulate global oil prices.

Tesla may be a bubble ... but nobody cares

Shares of Tesla have been red hot this year. Although some worry about the valuation and earnings quality, they are in the minority.

Missed out on Facebook IPO and couldn't be happier

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Facebook IPO: Winners & losers

From Sheryl Sandberg and the Nasdaq to the graffiti artist who took stock instead of cash, here's who's riding high and lying low one year after the Facebook IPO.

Facebook has grown ... but not its stock

It's been a wild year since the IPO. A volatile stock price, long-awaited move into mobile ads, exploding headcount and more.

Another massive loss for J.C. Penney

J.C. Penney reported dismal sales figures on Thursday for the quarter in which former CEO Ron Johnson stepped down.

T. Rowe dumps some Dell

Dissident Dell shareholder loses a bit of its voice.

SolarCity shares surge on news of financing from Goldman

SolarCity says the agreement with Goldman will support $500 million worth of solar projects.

The U.S. looks like Japan: Investors rejoice

America is almost halfway into a post-recession Lost Decade, but investors couldn't be happier.

A hole in JPMorgan's Dimon defense

Jamie Dimon's supporters want shareholders to focus on the bank's bottom line. They're hoping they will miss some accounting moves that have significantly boosted profits.

Cisco soars but doesn't lift whole market

John Chambers used to be able to move the entire Dow and Nasdaq with positive comments about tech spending. Not anymore. But Cisco investors don't mind.

Tesla plans stock offering to repay government loan early

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Netflix stock goes bananas

With cult comedy hit "Arrested Development" set to soon make its debut on Netflix, subscribers and investors are excited for the return of the Bluths.

Yahoo in focus as stocks stick near records

U.S. investors were unwilling to make big bets early Monday after four weeks of stock market gains, but Yahoo could stir things up with a deal to buy blogging site Tumblr.

Jana jumps into Zynga, Groupon

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Stocks on a roll: Yahoo, Microsoft stoke appetite

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Traders are freaked by Bloomberg message leak

Wall Street mostly shrugged off the Bloomberg snooping story. Then many users were alarmed when they found out messages had been posted online.

Where is Calpers's governance when you need it?

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Stocks finish higher for fourth straight week

Investors pushed stocks higher Friday following a strong report on consumer sentiment. All three indexes ended higher for a fourth week, with the Dow and S&P 500 hitting new highs.

Robin Hood: Big Wall Street donations are back

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