Author: Adam Shell, USA TODAY

Stock market volatility and Dow Jones industrial average swings: Is Wall Street’s nearly 10-year-old bull market over?

After the worst year for stocks in 10 years, where is the market headed in 2019? Wall Street pros are calling for a rebound. Here’s why:

Wall Street’s nearly 10-year-old bull is on the ropes. A dreaded bear market, while not quite official yet, is closing in.

The ‘Santa Claus Rally,’ the typical year-end stock surge, may not deliver in 2018. Too many worries persist on Wall Street.

The Dow Jones industrial average is under pressure Thursday following the Federal Reserve’s latest rate hike and plans for two more hikes in 2019.

Jittery investors reacted negatively to the Fed’s decision to hike its key interest rate by a quarter point. The Dow fell 352 points on the news.

Dow mounts 83-point rebound after a 1,000-point, two-day drop, as Wall Street looks to Federal Reserve for support.

Sure, the Dow has had a rocky year. But there are still ways to boost your portfolio as the year winds down. Here are 5 portfolio moves to make now

401(k) retirement plans are taking a hit from the stock market drop. Declines are steeper for all-stock portfolios.

Ride-hailing app Uber has confidentially filed paperwork for an IPO with regulators, creating race with Lyft to be first to sell stock to public .