Bitcoin rose on Friday as U.S. stocks recorded the biggest two-day wipeout in history, showing signs of a potential divergence between the crypto asset and stocks, which have often moved in tandem.

AvalonBay Communities entered into a $2.5 billion revolving credit facility, replacing an older facility that was set to expire next year.

There were no safe havens in the consumer sector as the discretionary and staples companies both logged declines. Makeup firms such as Estee Lauder, beverage companies such as Coca-Cola, and ...

The technology sector ended in the red, finishing a painful week as investors moved toward safe-haven assets. Computer-memory firm Micron added to a miserable week, falling another 13% to bring its ...

Stocks of producers of metals and other materials products logged losses. Chemicals companies such as Dow, Eastman and Dupont suffered a poor end to the week. Packaging firms continued to ail as the ...