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US stocks fell Tuesday. Plus, Coca-Cola’s new AI-created flavor, McDonald’s removes self-serve soda machines, and UPS estimates its union contract price tag.
US stocks rose Monday. Plus, Apple is set to announce its iPhone 15, oil futures hit new highs, and sports fans might pay as much as $200 per month
US stocks rose Friday. Plus, ChatGPT traffic falls for a third month in a row, Disney narrows its lawsuit against DeSantis, and Spotify offers an audiobook trial.
US stocks were mixed Thursday. Plus, Walmart cuts pay for new hires, WeWork intends to renegotiate leases, and the Biden administration cancels oil and gas leases in a federal wildlife refuge.
US stocks fell Wednesday. Plus, Messi drives subscriptions for MLS Season Pass, Musk repays $1B loan from SpaceX, and GM says UAW’s demands threaten manufacturing.
US stocks fell Tuesday. Plus, Mercedes unveils new EV concept cars, a UAW strike looks highly likely, and Novo Nordisk becomes Europe’s most valuable company.
US stocks were mixed Friday. Plus, the UAW filed charges against GM and Stellantis, Walgreens CEO steps down, and a Federal judge blocks age verification for social media.
US stocks were mixed Thursday. Plus, American Airlines workers authorize a strike, Apple explores 3D printing for its Apple Watch, and a gallon of gas nears record price.
US stocks rose Wednesday. Plus, Burger King faces lawsuit over size of its Whopper, Amazon CEO pushes return to office, and Apple expected to unveil the new iPhone.
US stocks rose Tuesday. Plus, Farmers Insurance cuts 2,400 workers, Amazon raises free shipping minimum, and Hurricane Idalia cancels hundreds of flights.
US stocks rose Monday. Plus, IHOP rolls out biscuits menu nationwide, Hilton to double its Asia-Pacific presence, and 3M likely to settle earplugs case for $5.5B.
US stocks TKTK Friday. Plus, Spirit Airlines has to pay $8.25M in class action lawsuit, Peloton’s seat post recall saga continues, and Heineken withdraws from Russia.
US stocks fell Thursday. Plus, Shein inks a deal with Forever 21, the US added fewer jobs than initially reported, and CNN news joins streaming service MAX.
US stocks rose Wednesday. Plus, UPS Teamsters Union ratifies deal, San Francisco reduces GM’s self-driving taxi fleet, and Messiflation hits soccer club tickets.
US stocks rose Tuesday. Plus, Meta’s Threads rolls out web app, British chipmaker Arm files for an IPO, and American Airlines pilots strike a deal.
US stocks were mixed Monday. Plus, Eggo’s new waffle is drinkable, most movie tickets will cost $4 on Sunday, and Elon Musk admits X may fail.
US stocks were mixed on Friday. Plus, WeWork seeks to regain listing compliance on the New York Stock Exchange, Ford reveals 800 horsepower Mustang, and Lyft and Uber threaten to leave Minneapolis over minimum wage bill.
US stocks fell again on Thursday. Plus, NYC bans TikTok on government devices, Stellantis invests $100M+ in a California lithium project, and two brands suspend advertising on X over some of the platform’s content.
US stocks fell again on Wednesday. Plus, Cava turns a profit in its first report since IPOing, Lego creates an ASMR nature playlist, and this Vietnamese EV maker is worth more than Ford.
US stocks fell sharply on Tuesday. Plus, Biden urges UAW deal with automakers, X gets rid of promoted accounts, and Tesla launches cheaper, lower-range models.
US stocks rose Monday. Plus, Dunkin’ adds booze to iced coffees and teas, Taylor Swift donates big to food banks on Eras tour, and Toyota recalls its Tundra models.
US stocks were mixed Friday. Plus, UPS jobs are hot after its union deal, X is close to breakeven, and regulators green light driverless taxis in San Francisco.
US stocks rose Thursday. Plus, Biden bans some US investments in China, Las Vegas food service workers plan to rally, and Amazon tracks US staff over in-office rule.
US stocks fell Wednesday. Plus, WeWork admits doubt about its survival, Target adds Starbucks curbside pickup, and US consumer credit card debt surpasses $1T.
US stocks fell Tuesday. Plus, Microsoft touts size of Salesforce rival Dynamics, Mattel announces ‘Weird Barbie’ doll, and Google plans to delete inactive accounts.
US stocks rose Monday. Plus, Tyson Foods to shut four more US chicken plants, Nikola CEO leaves after just 18 months, and Barbie joins the $1 billion club.
US stocks fell Friday. Plus, Hyundai and Kia recall 91,000 US vehicles, Anheuser-Busch offsets Bud Light sales drop, and Tupperware might not go out of business.
US stocks fell Thursday. Plus, Zelda sales juice Nintendo Switch, Yeezy stock sales improve outlook for Adidas, and Beyoncé’s $157 ‘listening only’ ticket backlash.
US stocks fell Wednesday. Plus, Starbucks is booming in China, Meta begins blocking news access in Canada, and writers union and Hollywood will resume talks.
US stocks were mixed Tuesday. Plus, Amazon rolls out its virtual health clinic, Twitter sues hate-speech watchdog, and Bed Bath & Beyond is back from the dead.
US stocks rose Monday. Plus, the iPhone 15’s new charging port, Musk’s controversial new X sign, and Georgia’s new nuclear reactor.
US stocks rose Friday. Plus, Meta plans retention hooks for Threads, Adidas to release a second batch of Yeezy sneakers, and SpaceX almost breaks a 56-year rocket record.
US stocks fell Thursday. Plus, McDonald’s plans a spinoff restaurant, the EU investigates Microsoft, and Mattel goes all-in on Barbie for Christmas.
US stocks were mixed Wednesday. Plus, DoorDash brings CarPlay to its delivery app, Nissan commits $663M to Renault’s EV division, and Australia fines Meta $14M.
US stocks rose Tuesday. Plus, Apple faces a class-action lawsuit, UPS and its Teamsters union reached a tentative deal, and TikTok adds text-based posts.
US stocks rose Monday. Plus, Barbenheimer tops $235M in domestic debut, Spotify increases its subscription price, and Tesla discusses plans for a new $24,000 car.
US stocks rose Friday. Plus, Apple is testing a ChatGPT-like AI chatbot, United CEO confirms problem finding pilots, and user engagement on Threads falls 70%.
US stocks were mixed Thursday. Plus, UPS returns to the bargaining table, Starbucks partners with K-pop sensation Blackpink, and Skims hits a $4B valuation.
US stocks rose Wednesday. Plus, Taco John’s ends its fight with Taco Bell, J&J to pay $18.8M in baby powder lawsuit, and Microsoft announces an AI subscription.
US stocks rose Tuesday. Plus, India is now one of Apple’s top 5 iPhone markets, AmeriCorps recovers $84M in tax breaks, and OpenAI strikes $5M+ local news deal.
US stocks rose Monday. Plus, OpenAI signs a deal with AP, tickets for Messi’s US debut cost as much as $110k, and Musk says Twitter’s ad revenue is down 50%.
US stocks were mixed Friday. Plus, Twitter’s set to start paying creators, buybuy BABY stores are closing, and Disney cuts back on Marvel and Star wars content.
US stocks rose Thursday. Plus, the FTC appeals Microsoft/Activision merger, Farmers Insurance pulls out of Florida, and Elon Musk announces a new AI company.
US stocks rose Wednesday. Plus, Huawei is poised to overcome US ban, Microsoft strikes $2B AI partnership with KPMG, and Ticketmaster suspends ticket sales.
US stocks rose Tuesday. Plus, Threads hits 100M users, McDonald’s phases out McCafe items, and Senator Schumer seeks FDA probe of PRIME energy drink.
US stocks rose Monday, plus, Foxconn pulls out of India chip venture, comedians aren’t laughing about OpenAI, and BMW releases smartglasses.
US stocks fell Friday. Plus, Twitter threatens legal action against Meta, food delivery services sue NYC, and the Biden administration approves offshore wind farm.
US stocks fell Thursday. Plus, Volkswagen eyes self-driving EVs, JetBlue will end its alliance with American Airlines, and Subway unveils freshly sliced meat.
US stocks fell Wednesday. Plus, Meta targets Twitter with rival app Threads, Moderna strikes mRNA deal in China, and a UPS driver strike looms large.
US stocks rose Monday. Plus, Apple scales back Vision Pro production plans, SoCal hotel workers go on strike, and Musk places limits on reading Twitter posts.
US stocks rose Friday. Plus, Snapchat+ adds 4M paid subscribers in its first year, Apple surpasses $3 trillion market capitalization, and aspartame may be carcinogenic.
US stocks were mixed Thursday. Plus, Overstock.com changes website to Bed Bath & Beyond, Virgin Galactic begins commercial flights, and OpenAI is hit with a lawsuit.
US stocks were mixed Wednesday. Plus, Airbnb offers a free stay at Barbie’s Dreamhouse, Pepsi pitches Cola-infused ketchup, and over 9,000 US flights are delayed.
US stocks rose Tuesday. Plus, Biden unveils $42B internet initiative, Snowflake joins NVIDIA’s AI platform, and Meta gives parents insight into kids’ messaging.
US stocks fell Monday. Plus, IBM is set to acquire Apptio, the DGA approves a three-year contract with studios, and Apple is expected to release a new Apple Watch.
US stocks fell Friday. Plus, Honda recalls nearly 1.2M vehicles, a top TikTok exec in the US steps down, and Meta pulls news from Facebook and Instagram in Canada.
US stocks were mixed Thursday. Plus, United plans vouchers for flight disruptions, Overstock wins Bed Bath & Beyond auction, and Twitter accused of stiffing bonuses.
US stocks fell Wednesday. Plus, Senate probes Amazon work conditions, Connecticut examines Hyundai, Kia thefts, and Texas mandates Tesla plugs at charging stations.
US stocks fell Tuesday. Plus, Eli Lilly is acquiring Dice Therapeutics, Alibaba names a new chair and CEO, and Rivian will start using Tesla’s charging network.
US stocks rose Friday. Plus, Biden announced $930M internet access grants, Intel to invest $4.6B in a new chip plant, and Mercedes brings ChatGPT into its cars.
US stocks rose Friday. Plus, Petco collaborates with Snoop Dogg, Live Nation agrees to show ‘junk fees’, and music publishers sue Twitter for $250M.
US stocks were mixed Wednesday. Plus, AMD announces a new AI computer chip, Instant Brands files for bankruptcy, and UPS trucks could get air conditioning.
US stocks rose Tuesday. Plus, Accenture will invest $3B into its AI practice, Bunge and Viterra are merging, and Toyota says its future EVs will have 600+ mile range.
US stocks rose Monday. Plus, NYC increases minimum wages for delivery drivers, Redditors protest API charges, and Walgreens will pay $500M for opioid epidemic role.
US stocks rose Friday. Plus, a new Louisiana bill requires parental consent for online platforms, OpenAI CEO calls for regulation, and Apple goes all-in on soccer.
US stocks rose Thursday. Plus, Apple acquires AR company Vira, Meta adds private broadcasting to WhatsApp, and Amazon plans an ad tier for Prime Video.
US stocks were mixed Monday. Plus, parts of Twitter’s source code were leaked on Github, Amtrak restores its services, and Saudi Aramco is doubling down on China.
US stocks rose Tuesday. Plus, Merck is suing the US government, Microsoft agrees to pay $20M Xbox data settlement, and GM is investing $1B in its heavy duty trucks.
US stocks fell Monday. Plus, global airlines expect to profit $10B this year, the White House announces $570M in railroad grants, and the DGA reaches a deal.
US stocks rose Friday. Plus, Volkswagen debuts its electric van, Netflix shareholders challenge executive pay package, and Amazon wants to offer a wireless service.
US stocks rose Thursday. Plus, Amazon will pay over $30M to the FTC, Walmart swaps out its plastic mailers, and Toyota plans a new electric SUV plant in Kentucky.
US stocks fell Wednesday. Plus, the DXY hits its highest point since March, American Airlines raises its profit forecast, and Alexa discontinues celebrity voices.
US stocks were mixed Tuesday. Plus, State Farm stops issuing home insurance in CA, Daimler and Toyota combine forces, and The Little Mermaid brings in $117M.
US stocks rose Friday. Plus, Neuralink receives approval for in-human studies, DirecTV’s NFL Sunday Ticket comes to bars, and Microsoft calls for AI regulation.
US stocks were mixed Thursday. Plus, clean energy investments are set to outpace oil, Peloton launches 3 new membership tiers, and BMW’s new guided-driving tech.
US stocks fell Wednesday. Plus, Netflix cracks down on password sharing, Adobe adds image generator to Photoshop, and Amazon workers protest work-in-office mandates.
US stocks fell Tuesday. Plus, Paramount+ announces Showtime merger date, United Airlines adds 35 new flights to Denver, and WhatsApp’s new edit function.
US stocks were mixed Monday. Plus, Chevron is acquiring PDC Energy for $7.6B, Ford’s ambitious plans to grow its EV business, and Target recalls nearly 5M candles.
US stocks rose Friday. Plus, Toyota is revamping the Tacoma, Starbucks is switching to pellet ice cubes, and Disney scraps its plans to build $1B campus in Florida.
US stocks rose Thursday. Plus, Montana Governor bans TikTok, Paradromics receives key FDA designation, and the Oscar Mayer Wienermobile is rebranded.
US stocks rose Wednesday. Plus, Google plans to delete inactive personal accounts, Kraft unveils a new 200-flavor dispenser, and Fisker looks for a partnership.
US stocks fell Tuesday. Plus, Taco Bell petitions to cancel “Taco Tuesday” trademark, Vodafone cuts 11k jobs, and Pres. Macron urges businesses to invest in France.
US stocks rose Monday. Plus, Amazon plans to use AI to deliver products, a new startup is offering dual-screen smart TVs, and platinum demand is expected to spike.
US Stocks fell Friday. Plus, Southwest pilots authorize a strike, Peloton recalls 2.2M stationary bikes, and Adidas plans to donate Yeezy proceeds to charity.
US stocks were mixed Thursday. Plus, Best Buy is revamping its membership program, wholesale egg prices are dropping, and Microsoft will not give raises this year.
US stocks were mixed Wednesday. Plus, Paramount shuts down MTV News, Etsy is launching a wedding registry service, and AI companies open their tools to hackers.
US stocks fell Tuesday. Plus, Amazon is paying $10 to pick up purchases, Burger King plans a Spider-Man-themed Whopper, and LinkedIn is cutting over 700 jobs.
US stocks were mixed Monday. Plus, Airlines could compensate passengers for delays, Qualcomm is set to acquire Autotalks, and the US mulls restrictions on China AI.
US stocks rose Friday. Plus, Porsche invests $100M in efuels, Adidas ponders the fate of $1.3B unsold Yeezys, and Google unveils $1,700 Pixel Fold.
US stocks fell Thursday. Plus, Macy’s tests smaller stores, Waymo is expanding its driverless car service, and Michelle Obama is launching a kids nutrition company.
US stocks fell Wednesday. Plus, Ford is cutting its Mach-E Mustang price, Tuesday Morning is going out of business, and Nordstrom is closing two San Fran locations.
US stocks fell Tuesday. Plus, Coinbase is launching a global exchange, General Mills is launching a new Kit-Kat cereal, and Hollywood screenwriters go on strike.
US stocks fell Monday. Plus, American Airlines pilots approve a strike, Subway is pursuing a $10B sale, and investors sue Adidas over Kanye West partnership.
US stocks rose Friday. Plus, Portland General Electric plans the 2nd-largest US battery storage plant, Southwest scales back hiring, and the EU drafts an AI Act.
US stock rose Thursday. Plus, Comcast beats Q1 expectations, Southwest reports $325M hit from holiday meltdown, and Elon Musk to meet lawmakers to discuss AI.
US stocks were mixed Wednesday. Plus, Facebook’s costly advertising glitch, Mattel announces a new line of Barbies, and Britain blocks Microsoft’s Activision buyout.
US stocks fell Tuesday. Plus, SpaceX is approved for a California launch, Apple wins its antitrust battle with Epic Games, and Disney is cutting another 7,000 jobs.
US stocks were mixed Monday. Plus, Twitter restores Blue checks for large accounts, Comcast and NBCUniversal’s CEO part ways, and military spending surpasses $2T.
US stocks fell Thursday. Plus, Snapchat rolls out its AI chatbot, Volkswagen qualifies for the new EV tax credit, and Meta adds another round of layoffs.
US stocks were flat Wednesday. Plus, Google plans to launch its first foldable smartphone, Lululmemon looks to sell Mirror, and Southwest’s delays continue
US stocks were mixed Tuesday. Plus, Meta Platforms agrees to a $725 million settlement, David’s Bridal files for bankruptcy, and Elon wants to start a “TruthGPT”.
US stocks rose Monday. Plus, Chegg is launching an AI study buddy, McDonald’s is upgrading its core products, and Merck is buying Prometheus Biosciences.
US stocks fell Friday. Plus, NPR and PBS have deleted their Twitter accounts, Rivian is on track for 2024 profit, and Hollywood writers could go on strike.
US stocks rose Thursday. Plus, Twitter is partnering with eToro, Apple tripled its production of iPhones in India, and Warner Bros announced its new streaming service Max.
US stocks fell Wednesday. Plus, Twitter has cut over 6,000 jobs, the FBI warns against public charging stations, and first-class stamp prices could reach $0.66.
US stocks were mixed Tuesday. Plus, Twitter ex-executives sue for legal fees, a judge denies bail for Elizabeth Holmes, and Alibaba unveils its answer to ChatGPT.
US stocks were mixed Monday. Plus, Tesla is building a factory in Shanghai, Tupperware warns it could close, and TikTok will be banned at Florida state universities.
US stocks rose Thursday. Plus, Chipotle sues Sweetgreen over trademark violation, regulators investigate Amazon and Microsoft, and Apple plans its first store in Mumbai.
US stocks were mixed Wednesday. Plus. Tesla’s share of the EV market shrinks, Uber launches prescription medicine deliveries, and Google announces a new AI chip.
US stocks fell Tuesday. Plus, TikTok is hit with a multimillion-dollar penalty, Italy bans ChatGPT, and Disney fires back at Governor DeSantis.
US stocks were mixed Monday. Plus, Walmart redesigned its online store, Twitter removed New York Times’ checkmark, and McDonalds closed its offices.
US stocks rose Friday. Plus, Japan restricts semiconductor exports, Amazon adds a “frequently returned” notice, and NATO bans TikTok on its devices.
US stocks rose Thursday. Plus, Cup Noodles launches a breakfast flavor, United Airlines invests in carbon capture, and Bernie Sanders slams Starbucks union-busting.
US stocks rose Wednesday. Plus, Amazon explores an acquisition of AMC, Costco experiments with robots handing out samples, and Pepsi redesigns its logo.
US stocks fell Tuesday. Plus, Disney is cutting its metaverse department, United Airlines and Archer launch air taxis, and the US and Japan ink a battery deal.
US stocks were mixed Monday. Plus, parts of Twitter’s source code were leaked on Github, Amtrak restores its services, and Saudi Aramco is doubling down on China.
US stocks rose Friday. Plus, Ford is launching a Cybertruck rival, Terra Luna founder, Do Kwon, is arrested, and workers in France are striking over pension reforms.
US stocks rose Thursday. Plus, Starbucks’ CEO receives barista training, new home sales rise 1.1%, and White Claw launches flavored and unflavored vodka.
US stocks fell Wednesday. Plus, Starbucks brings its Oleato drinks to the US, Panera tests new pay-by-palm tech, and Stellantis ends 3 gas-powered models.
US stocks ended higher Tuesday. Plus, Google’s Bard rolls out to select users, Fanatics is the new NHL jersey sponsor, and Biden’s EV highway rules take effect.
US stocks finished higher on Monday. Plus, Royal Caribbean changes its smoking policy, Disney World expands park hours, and farm workers march for 5 days for fairer wages.
US stocks ended lower Friday. Plus, Royal Caribbean plans another private island experience, Taco Bell revives the Volcano Menu, and Ford recalls over 1.2M vehicles.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
US stocks ended higher Thursday. Plus, T-Mobile acquires Ryan Reynolds’ wireless carrier, Volkswagen releases a new EV, and Dunkin’ retires the Dunkaccino.
US stocks were mixed Wednesday. Plus, Verizon offers a free year of Netflix, Kraft adds Lunchables to school lunch programs, and Tyson Foods lays off 1,700 workers.
US stocks ended higher Tuesday. Plus, Etsy restores processing for SVB-affected sellers, Southwest vows to increase holiday staffing, and Amazon challenges Starlink.
US stocks were mixed Monday following the president’s efforts to boost trust in the financial system. Plus, Rivian’s deal with Amazon and the Girl Scout cookie shortage.
US stocks ended lower Thursday. Plus, Biden wants a wealth tax to fund Medicare, US oil output could be capped, and a new poll shows inflation’s toll on Americans.
US stocks were mixed Wednesday. Plus, American Airlines matches Delta’s pilot pay increases, chatGPT could automate emails, and Campbell’s Soup beats on earnings.
US stocks ended lower Tuesday. Plus, HelloFresh lowers its profit guidance, Google says it will offer fewer senior roles, and Salesforce teams up with chatGPT.
US stocks were mixed Monday. Plus, Lordstown Motors halts production, Chinese phone makers launch foldable smartphones, and Blue Apron adds a Brunch Box.
US stocks ended higher Friday. Plus, Nordstrom beat on earnings, Starbucks is found guilty of union misconduct, and British chip maker Arm will pursue a US-only IPO.
US stocks ended higher Thursday. Plus, Ford’s February sales jumped 20%, SpaceX sent 4 more astronauts into space, and Mark Cuban shares a grocery savings tip.
US stocks were mixed Wednesday. Plus, Motorola confirms a Razr smartphone, the White House bans TikTok from government devices, and KFC brings back its Double Down.
US stocks ended lower Tuesday. Plus, Microsoft adds its AI-powered Bing to Windows, Canada bans TikTok from government devices, and Meta cracks down on revenge porn.
US stocks finished higher Monday. Plus, Southwest adds iced coffee to the menu, Disney World has a new dining promo, and Amazon teams up with Martha Stewart.
US stocks finished lower Friday. Plus, Apple is set to release its VR headset, Warner Bros falls short of revenue expectations, and Beyond Meat’s sales shrink 20%.
US stocks finished higher Thursday. Plus, Moderna struggles with a vaccine surplus, Lucid falls short of expectations, and Domino’s fails to deliver on sales.
US stocks were mixed Wednesday. Plus, Coinbase posts a hefty loss, Starbucks launches an olive-oil-infused coffee, and Pfizer’s RSV vaccine heads to the FDA.
US stocks finished lower Tuesday. Plus, United Airlines funds sustainable fuel efforts, HSBC expects a profitable 2023, and Molson Coors beats earnings estimates.
US stocks were mixed Friday. Plus, DoorDash delivers for investors, TikTok CEO is set to appear before Congress, and homebuilding hits lows not seen since 2020.
US stocks were mixed Friday. Plus, DoorDash delivers for investors, TikTok CEO is set to appear before Congress, and homebuilding hits lows not seen since 2020.
US stocks finished lower Thursday. Plus, Apple delays its mixed-reality headset, Crocs reports record revenue, and Zillow beats analyst expectations.
US stocks finished higher Wednesday. Plus, Chipotle fires up a new brand, Ford pauses production for its EV truck, and tax refunds are already on their way.
US stocks were mixed Tuesday. Plus, Palantir finally turns a profit, TUI reaches 3.3 million customers, and Walmart shuts down three locations.
US stocks finished higher Monday. Plus, Norfolk Southern could pay for its train derailment, Paxos stops minting BUSD, and Ford plans a new plant in Michigan.
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US stocks finished lower Thursday. Plus, Netflix cracks down on password sharing, Credit Suisse posts a $1.51B loss, and Lucid Motors cuts prices.
US stocks finished lower Wednesday. Plus, Zoom plans to cut 15% of its staff, Under Armour beats on earnings, and McDonald’s introduces a Shamrock Oreo McFlurry.
US stocks finished higher Tuesday. Plus, Nintendo cuts its sales forecast, BP posts $27.7 billion in profits, and Activision beats earnings expectations.
US stocks finished lower. Plus, Tesla lifts the price of its Model Y, the Adani Group is repaying over $1B in loans, and Dell plans to cut 5% of its workforce.
US stocks finished lower Friday. Plus, Tesla slashes prices and China sales surge, Gamestop’s Chairman invests in Nordstrom, and Cigna surpasses profit expectations.
US stocks were mixed Thursday. Plus, Merck beats expectations with cancer drug sales, Ferrari’s profits surge 13%, and Harley Davidson sees its bike shipments rise.
US stocks rose Wednesday. Plus, Instagram founders launch a new social app, OPEC+ advises production holds steady, and new credit card regulations could cap fees.
US stocks rose Tuesday. Plus, Spotify’s active users surge, Exxon posts record profits, and McDonald’s beats on earnings.
US stocks fell Monday. Plus, Adani shares continue to tumble, TikTok’s CEO will testify before Congress, Philips announces layoffs.
US stocks were mixed Friday. Plus, BuzzFeed will use ChatGPT to create content, Hasbro hands in weak holiday sales, and Visa predicts increased China travel in 2023.
US stocks rose Thursday. Plus, airline earnings were mixed, Peacock reached 20 million subscribers, and smartphone shipments fell in the fourth quarter.
US stocks fell Wednesday. Plus, the Fox and News Corp. merger is off, Twitter ad spend slipped 71% in December, and Biebs sold his music rights for over $200m.
US stocks were mixed Tuesday. Plus, Amazon Prime will push prescriptions, layoffs hit Uber Freight, and SpaceX’s Starship is ready for liftoff.
US stocks jumped on the first day of the week, as some investors weighed the prospect of slower rate hikes from the Federal Reserve.
US stocks rose Friday. Plus, the FDA won’t fast track Eli Lilly’s Alzheimer’s treatment, Nordstrom cuts its outlook, and Instagram rolls out its new quiet mode.
US stocks fell Thursday. Plus, Twitter Blue priced at $11/month on Android, Getty Images suing AI art tool Stable Diffusion’s owner, Hertz and Denver partner on EVs.
US stocks fell Wednesday. Plus, Moderna says its RSV shot is 84% effective, the global smartphone market shrank 17% in Q4, and Albertsons paid out its $4B dividend.
US stocks were mixed Tuesday. Plus, Diageo buys Don Papa Rum, Ryan Cohen has a multimillion dollar stake in Alibaba, and DoorDash expands its Starbucks partnership.
US stocks rose Friday. Plus, Tesla is cutting its prices in the US and Europe, Delta Air Lines delivered a mixed report, and HBO Max raised its prices.
US stocks rose Thursday. Plus, American Airlines issues upbeat guidance, DirecTV plans to cut hundreds of its managers, and Bitcoin goes over $18K once again.
US stocks rose Wednesday. Plus, the DOT investigating the FAA’s computer issue, Tesla’s investing $770M in its Texas factory, and Stephanie McMahon is out at WWE.
US stocks rose Tuesday. Plus, Amazon expanding Buy with Prime, Virgin Orbit sells off after UK launch failure, and Coinbase is laying off 20% of its workers.
US stocks were mixed Monday. Plus, AstraZeneca will buy CinCor Pharma, John Deere will let farmers do their own repairs, and Duck Creek Technologies goes private.
US stocks rose Friday. Plus, Apple’s mixed-reality headset could be coming this spring, Delta will offer free WiFi Feb 1, and OpenAI is selling some of its shares.
US stocks fell Thursday. Plus, Bed Bath & Beyond is considering bankruptcy, the DOJ defends Biden’s student loan plan, and holiday online sales jumped 3.5%.
US stocks rose Wednesday. Plus, Twitter will allow political ads, Chinese EV upstart delivered more vehicles than Nio in 2022, and mortgage demand plummets.
US stocks fell Tuesday. Plus, SpaceX is raising $750 million, Starbucks keeps betting on cold drinks, and Gen Z says they need $170K per year for financial health.
US stocks rose Wednesday. Plus, Elon Musk is looking for a new Twitter CEO, Black Adam is out for the DC Comics Universe, and how the $600 rule could change.
US stocks rose Tuesday. Plus, Apple will shift some laptop production to Vietnam, 3M will stop making “forever chemicals,” and gas prices are down to 2021 levels.
US stocks fell Monday. Plus, Elon Musk polls followers about his role at Twitter, Binance.US to buy Voyager’s assets, and Mesa will no longer fly for American.
US stocks fell Friday. Plus, Winnebago beats top and bottom line estimates, Advent snags Maxar Technology for $4B, and Twitter suspends some journalist’s accounts.
US stocks fell Thursday. Plus, millennials plan to tip big this holiday season, the Senate eyes a TikTok ban for government devices, and fuboTV investigates a hack.
US stocks fell Wednesday. Plus, 41% of CFOs are pessimistic about their firms, Binance CEO CZ says the company has stabilized, and Whoosh is Russia’s only 2022 IPO.
US stocks rose Tuesday. Plus, hydrogen-powered prototype The HUV debuts, and copper prices are expected to soar.
US stocks rose Monday. Plus, Airbnb bans one-night bookings for NYE, Thoma Bravo acquiring Coupa Software, Amgen buying Horizon Therapeutics, control of Tepezza.
US stocks wavered Friday. Plus, TSMC boosted by Apple iPhone orders, Li Auto posts a wider-than-expected loss, inflation passes COVID-19 as Americans’ top concern.
US stocks rose Thursday. Plus, the EU tells Google to ditch false search results, New York Times journalists on strike, and how financially transparent are couples?
US stocks were mixed Wednesday. Plus, Southwest Airlines reinstates its dividend, a key vote for the EV industry, Pinterest’s board adding a member of Elliott Mgmt.
US stocks fell Tuesday. Plus, NRG Energy will acquire Vivint Smart Home, Kodiak Robotics inks a contract with the DOD, and Microsoft offers Sony a 10-year COD deal.
US stocks fell Monday. Plus, Vans owner VF Corp cut its profit forecast, iPhone maker Foxconn missed on revenue, New Zealand forcing Meta and Google to pay for news.
US stocks were mixed Friday. Plus, Tesla delivers EV semi trucks, Cracker Barrel misses on earnings and cuts outlook, Genesco beats estimates but reduces forecast.
US stocks were mixed Thursday. Plus, Kroger boosts its guidance amid upbeat report, Dollar General misses and cuts forecast, Designer Brands has too much inventory.
US stocks rose Wednesday. Plus, new Alzheimer’s drug from Biogen and Eisai shows promise, Amazon posts a record “Turkey 5,” and Petco beats on revenue and profit.
US stocks were mixed Tuesday. Plus, Goldman Sachs predicts oil at $115 per barrel, Roku downgraded on market share concerns, DraftKings and Churchill Downs partner.
US stocks fell Monday. Plus, Apple’s latest supply chain snag affects iPhone 14 production, Meta hit with its third major fine of 2022, Progyny ups its guidance.
US stocks rose Wednesday. Plus, John Deere beats on revenue and boosts outlook, New York bitcoin miners must go green, and Royal Caribbean brings back “The Quest.”
US stocks rose Tuesday. Plus, American Eagle beat on revenue and net income, Warner Music Group tops profit and sales estimates, OxFam says Big Oil is secretive.
US stocks fell Monday. Plus, jelly giant J.M. Smucker posts an upbeat report, Domino’s will use 800 Chevy Bolts for deliveries, Denny’s has a free breakfast t-shirt.
US stocks were mixed Friday. Plus, Foot Locker is upbeat and boosts its guidance, Applied Materials beats on profit, Spectrum Brands falls short on sales and profit.
US stocks fell Thursday. Plus, Kohl’s pulls its full-year forecast, Chinese gamers lose access to War of Warcraft, Liberty Media will spin off the Atlanta Braves.
US stocks fell Wednesday. Plus, Toyota shows off the new Prius, JetBlue plans NYC to Paris flights by summer, and Sam’s Club undercuts Costco’s hot dog combo deal.
US stocks rose Tuesday. Plus, Home Depot beat on revenue in Q3, Krispy Kreme posts wider-than-expected loss, food prices keep rising – Heinz ketchup up 53%.
US stocks fell Monday. Plus, Oatly failed to meet expectations, higher input costs shrank Tyson Foods’ bottom line, and Starlink is advertising on Twitter.
US stocks rose Friday. Plus, Ralph Lauren beat estimates for sales and profit, Beyond Meat posted a wider-than-expected loss, and United will bump pilots’ pay 5%.
US stocks rose Thursday. Plus, Sequoia Capital takes big loss in FTX fallout, Nio delivers a record number of EVs, and fewer people will fly home for Thanksgiving.
US stocks fell Wednesday. Plus, Disney is downbeat and warns Disney+ growth may slow, AMC is still struggling with debt load, and Wendy’s beats on profit.
US stocks rose Tuesday. Plus, Anheuser-Busch owns a Major League Pickleball team, Renault and Google are working on a digital twin for cars, Kohl’s beat on profit.
US stocks rose Monday. Plus, VillageMD to buy Summit Health, Blue Apron posts larger-than-expected loss, BioNTech predicts strong demand for Omicron vaccine.
US stocks rose Friday. Plus, Carvana is downbeat as the used car market cools, FuboTV exceeds expectations and adds subscribers, DoorDash beats on sales and orders.
US stocks fell Thursday. Plus, Nikola beats on sales but cuts its guidance, Kellogg’s credits snack division for upbeat report, and Gmail can help track packages.
US stocks fell Wednesday. Plus, Yum brands missed revenue expectations, Maersk posted a record profit, and the New York Times exceeded earnings estimates.
US stocks fell Tuesday. Plus, Uber posts a loss but beats on sales and delivers strong guidance, BP sets another record, and Delta’s pilots could strike without a deal.
US stocks fell Monday. Plus, Walt Disney World in Shanghai shuts down due to COVID, Blackstone invests in climate tech unit, and Howmet Aerospace misses on sales.
US stocks rose Friday. Plus, Colgate-Palmolive misses expectations, Charter adds internet customers but falls short on profit, and AbbVie posts mixed results.
US stocks were mixed Thursday. Plus, McDonald’s beats expectations for sales and profit, Comcast is upbeat but predicts more cord cutting, and the I bonds deadline.
US stocks were mixed Wednesday. Plus, EU issues ruling on Apple products’ chargers, Chipotle exceeds expectations, and Kraft Heinz is upbeat due to higher prices.
US stocks rose Tuesday. Plus, Coca-Cola boosts its guidance amid upbeat report, GM beats expectations and maintains its forecast, Apple has new NFT rules for apps.
US stocks rose Monday. Plus, Beyond Meat unveils a new steak product, Medtronic is spinning two smaller businesses off, and Tesla cut its prices in China.
US stocks rose Friday. Plus, Snap posts a profitable quarter but misses on sales, Apple Fitness+ will be in the next iPhone update, and Instacart puts IPO on hold.
US stocks fell Thursday. Plus, American Airlines boosts its guidance amid upbeat report, IBM beats on the top and bottom lines, Union Pacific posts mixed results.
US stocks fell Wednesday. Plus, United says hybrid work has boosted demand, Spirit shareholders approved the JetBlue merger, and Netflix added 2.41M subscribers.
US stocks rose Tuesday. Plus, Colgate-Palmolive faces pressure to spin off its pet food business, Hasbro falls short of expectations, Lockheed Martin beats estimates.
US stocks rose Monday. Plus, Walmart is selling OTC hearing aids after FDA change, TSA data gives airlines a boost, and BP acquired a renewable natural gas company.
U.S. stocks fell Friday. Plus, Netflix to launch ad-supported tier next month, JPMorgan upbeat while Morgan Stanley misses on profit, and Beyond Meat will cut jobs.
US stocks rose Thursday. Plus, Nikola’s acquisition of Romeo Power can proceed, Bitcoin went above the $19,000 threshold, Social Security COLA will be 8.7% in 2023.
US stocks fell Wednesday. Plus, United will add new trans-Atlantic routes in 2023, PepsiCo boosts its guidance, while Merck and Moderna are testing a cancer vaccine.
US stocks were mixed Tuesday. Plus, American Airlines delivers upbeat guidance, Bank of NY Mellon is accepting client’s crypto, and IMF slashes its growth forecast.
US stocks fell Monday. Plus, IDC says PC shipments were down 15% YOY in Q3, PPG cuts its guidance amid soft demand, Aramark looks to expand plant-based options.
US stocks fell Friday. Plus, Binance hit by a $570M blockchain bridge hack, United wants to have electric planes flying by 2030, and Biden’s pardons boost cannabis.
US stocks fell Thursday. Plus, Apollo and Sixth Street are out on Twitter deal, Constellation Brands is upbeat, and Venator Materials will cut TiO2 production.
US stocks fell Wednesday. Plus, the MBA says total mortgage applications keep slipping, CD Projekt introduces several new games, and Lamb Weston beats on profit.
US stocks rose Tuesday. Plus, TikTok looking for a live shopping feature partner, Meta sells new ads in Messenger and Instagram, Micron plans a NY chip factory.
US stocks rose Monday. Plus, Peloton is putting its bikes in Hilton-branded hotels, Tesla comes up short on its Q3 deliveries, and Intel’s Mobileye files for an IPO.
US stocks were mixed Friday. Plus, Nike’s earnings send fitness stocks lower, the FDA approved a controversial ALS drug, and 60% are living paycheck to paycheck.
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US stocks rose Wednesday. Plus, Vans parent VFC Corp. cuts its guidance, J&J named its new consumer health spinoff, and Apple won’t boost iPhone 14 production.
US stocks were mixed Tuesday. Plus, Chipotle will try out a robotic tortilla maker, Cracker Barrel beats on profit and ups its guidance, Nautilus could sell itself.
US stocks fell Monday. Plus, Apple making iPhone 14 in India, Dick’s Sporting Goods hiring 9K holiday workers, and the pound hit a record-low against the dollar.
US stocks fell Friday. Plus, Apple Music is sponsoring the Super Bowl, Qualcomm says its automotive business pipeline hit $30B, and FedEx is hiking its rates.
US stocks fell Thursday. Plus, Royal Caribbean says bookings are up from 2019, Darden Restaurants missed on same-store sales, and Target is hiring 100K workers.
US stocks fell Wednesday. Plus, Walmart adding 40K holiday workers, Coty says its skincare sales will double, and Investindustrial snags a majority stake in Eataly.
US stocks fell Tuesday. Plus, Amazon says TNF led to a record number of Prime signups, Peloton added a rowing machine to its lineup, and Compass announced layoffs.
US stocks rose Monday. Plus, Take-Two disappointed after Grand Theft Auto leak, Hilton is developing astronaut accommodations, and Ralph Lauren unveils new plan.
US stocks fell Friday. Plus, FedEx CEO warns recession is coming after downbeat report, Uber investigates a potential data breach, JetBlue says demand is robust.
US stocks fell Thursday. Plus, Southwest reports strong revenue and narrows forecast, Walmart intros virtual try-on tool, and NextEra energy will sell equity units.
US stocks rose Wednesday. Plus, the MBA says mortgage applications are down 30% from 2021, Zara owner Intidex beats on sales, and Google must pay a record fine.
US stocks fell Tuesday. Plus, Peloton will expand its rental program amid leadership change, Sony to sell OTC hearing aids, and Eastman Chemical cuts its outlook.
US stocks rose Monday. Plus, Alphabet sells off a secret telecom project, trial begins in Nikola founder’s fraud case, and Target will sell FAO Schwarz toys.
US stocks rose Thursday. Plus, Zscaler beats estimates and posts an upbeat forecast, Tesla could launch a lithium refinery, and Regeneron pops on drug trial news.
US stocks rose Thursday. Plus, GameStop will sell gift cards for FTX, Uber is working on autonomous deliveries with a startup, and GM unveils a $30K electric SUV.
US stocks rose Wednesday. Plus, Nio posts wider loss on increased deliveries, United Airlines shares upbeat guidance, and Kraft Heinz hikes its inflation outlook.
US stocks fell Tuesday. Plus, Apple will unveil its iPhone 14, CVS pushes into at-home healthcare with Signifiy deal, Sitio Royalties and Brigham Minerals to merge.
US stocks fell Friday. Plus, Starbucks names Laxman Narasimhan as its new CEO, Lululemon is upbeat despite inflation, and Rocket Lab reports a successful launch.
US stocks were mixed Thursday. Plus, Campbell Soup says customers are buying cheaper brands, 1-800-Flowers missed expectations, and Signet Jewelers beat on profit.
US stocks fell Wednesday. Plus, Pfizer and Moderna get approval for Omicron booster, Snap is laying off 20% of its staff, and HP warns of slowing PC sales.
US stocks fell Tuesday. Plus, Musk says whistleblower is another reason to scrap Twitter deal, Lucid and Nikola to raise funds, PlayStation has new mobile division.
US stocks fell Monday. Plus, Panera is testing AI at drive thrus, Shell warns of European natural gas shortages, and Boeing will supply UPS with more 767 freighters.
US stocks fell Friday. Plus, Bed Bath & Beyond will announce a new strategy, a Michigan Chipotle votes to unionize, and Gap has excess inventory.
US stocks rose Thursday. Plus, Snowflake shares pop, Amazon pulls the plug on Amazon Care, and Abercrombie & Fitch is pinched by inflation.
US stocks rose Wednesday. Peloton will partner with Amazon, Bed, Bath & Beyond secures a loan, and Chili's parent faces inflation headwinds.
US stocks were mixed Tuesday. Plus, Twitter has a whistleblower, Dick's Sporting Goods sells more golf apparel, and JD.com tops estimates.
US stocks fell Monday. Plus, Signify Health attracts multiple bidders, Tesla will raise driver assistance software by 25%, & Ford will appeal $1.7 billion verdict.
US stocks fell Friday. Plus, Foot Locker exceeds profit expectations, John Deere posts a mixed report, and MSG could spin off its NYC arena into a new company.
US stocks rose Thursday. Plus, Estée Lauder beats on the top and bottom lines, Tapestry posts mixed results, and diners haven’t cut back on tips despite inflation.
US stocks fell Wednesday. Plus, Manchester United’s share price impacted by Elon Musk tweet, Best Buy will sell OTC hearing aids, and Krispy Kreme falls short.
US stocks were mixed Tuesday. Plus, Walmart exceeds expectations, Home Depot is upbeat as DIY remains popular, and WWE has closed the Vince McMahon investigation.
US stocks rose Monday. Plus, a call for Disney to sell ESPN, Wells Fargo says it's rethinking the company’s mortgage strategy, and Weber posts a mixed report.
US stocks rose Friday. Plus, OLO missed on sales as Subway preps replacement, Honest Co. short on profit despite strong diaper sales, Poshmark shares weak guidance.
US stocks were mixed Thursday. Plus, Warby Parker outlook dims, Bumble's stock stumbles, and gas prices drop below $4 per gallon.
US stocks rose Wednesday. Plus, Wendy’s misses sales estimates, Jack in the Box is charging more, and Fox dismisses advertising slowdown concerns.
US stocks fell Tuesday. Plus, AppLovin offers $17.5b for Unity Software, Hyatt sees more demand ahead, and Warner Music Group rides high on new releases.
US stocks were mixed Monday. Plus, Pfizer bid $5.4b for Global Blood Therapeutics, CVS Health eyes Signify Health, and Bed Bath & Beyond gets meme-trading treatment.
US stocks were mixed Friday. Plus, Lyft reports higher ridership demand, DraftKings exceeds expectations and ups guidance, AMC Networks downbeat but grows streaming.
US stocks were mixed Thursday. Plus, Coinbase pops after announcing Blackrock partnership, Amgen is buying ChemoCentryx, and Comcast and Paramount boost streaming.
US stocks rose Wednesday. Plus, Moderna upbeat despite expired vaccine loss, Match will dial back its crypto and metaverse plans, Solana investigating coin theft.
US stocks fell Tuesday. Plus, BP’s profits soar amid higher oil prices, Maersk posts stronger than expected sales, DuPont is upbeat but pulls back its guidance.
US stocks fell Monday. Plus, Boeing can resume 787 deliveries while a strike is postponed, NIO boosted its deliveries in July, and GPN is buying EVO payments.
US stocks rose Friday. Plus, Chevron and ExxonMobil shatter profit records, Instagram pauses app changes, and Roku warns of ‘recessionary fears.’
US stocks rose Thursday. Plus, JetBlue is buying Spirit for $3.8b, Comcast didn’t add broadband subscribers for the first time, and Solana opens a physical location.
US stocks rose Wednesday. Plus, Spotify has 188 million premium subscribers, Boeing surprises Wall Street, and Hilton blows past expectations.
US stocks fell Tuesday. Plus, 3M is spinning off its healthcare division, McDonald's sales figures fall short, and Coca-Cola tops estimates.
US stocks were mixed Monday. Plus, streaming made up 30% of June’s TV viewership, Boeing workers may strike, and 1 in 5 Americans fear their credit card statement.
US stocks fell Friday. Plus, Verizon fell short of Wall Street estimates, Coinbase and SEC continue their insider trading fight, plus AmEx beats on sales and profit.
US stocks rose Thursday. Plus, Dominos posts a mixed report, Tractor Supply is upbeat, and Tesla misses on revenue and says competition for batteries is intense.
US stocks rose Wednesday. Plus, Blackrock bought a renewable natural gas firm, Twitter and Elon Musk have a trial date, and Baker Hughes fell short of estimates.
US stocks rose Tuesday. Plus, Synchron implants its first device into a US patient, you can shop and pay via DM on Instagram, and Halliburton beats expectations.
US stocks fell Monday. Plus, Amazon says Prime Day was the biggest ever, Delta ordered 100 planes from Boeing, and Ford launched its new F-150 Raptor R pickup.
US stocks rose Friday. Plus, Facebook might allow users to have 5 profiles, Elliott Management takes stake in Pinterest, and BlackRock 2Q profit tumbles.
US stocks were mixed Thursday. Plus, Conagra missed on sales, Molson Coors commercials are coming back to the Super Bowl, and Manhattan rents are spiking.
US stocks fell Wednesday. Plus, Fastenal posted a mixed report, Polestar doubled its vehicle deliveries, and Spirit delayed its shareholder meeting again.
US stocks fell Monday. Plus, China’s EV sector faces new COVID-19 restrictions, Macau’s casinos are shut down by an outbreak, and Greenbrier missed on profit.
US stocks fell Monday. Plus, China’s EV sector faces new COVID-19 restrictions, Macau’s casinos are shut down by an outbreak, and Greenbrier missed on profit.
US stocks were mixed Friday. Plus, GameStop focuses on the digital future amid layoffs, Levi Strauss is upbeat, and Volkswagen predicts faster EV deliveries.
US stocks rose Thursday. Plus, Virgin Galactic teams up with a Boeing subsidiary, Shell is building a new renewable plant, and people might buy fewer Hydro Flasks.
US stocks rose Wednesday. Plus, Microsoft’s Activision acquisition is under investigation, Twitter is suing the Indian government, and Rivian aims for 25k cars.
US stocks were mixed Tuesday. Plus, Spotify rival Deezer goes public, Stranger Things 4 sets a streaming record, and McDonald’s $1 sodas are disappearing.
US stocks fell Friday. Plus, Kohl’s calls off the sale of its business, Coinbase wants to expand into Europe, and California will tax lithium used in EV batteries.
US stocks fell Thursday. Plus, Snapchat rolls out its paid subscription model, RH cuts its forecast for 2022, and Constellation Brands swings to a quarterly profit.
US stocks were mixed Wednesday. Plus, Beyond Meat introduces a new steak option, Delta allows free flight changes for July 4, Tesla is closing its San Mateo office.
US stocks fell Tuesday. Plus, Nike beats on the top and bottom lines, Toshiba adds two new directors, and Ernst & Young must pay a $100M fine for cheating CPAs.
US stocks fell Monday. Plus, NIO hits new highs in Hong Kong, Crypto hedge fund Three Arrows Capital defaults, and Spirit dips after its board backs Frontier deal.
US stocks rose Friday. Plus, Polestar goes public via SPAC merger, Carmax tops estimates, and $100 million in cryptocurrency was stolen from Horizon.
US stocks rose Thursday. Plus, Darden Restaurants is upbeat, American Airlines cuts flights amid pilot shortage, and Nike will reportedly leave Russia entirely.
US stocks fell Wednesday. Plus, Coinbase tumbled amid crypto’s struggles, Winnebago beat on earnings, and Daimler Truck said the supply chain is still a problem.
US stocks rose Tuesday. Plus, Elon Musk responds to the lawsuit over Tesla’s layoffs, JetBlue sweetens its offer for Spirit, and Mondelez plans to acquire Clif Bar.
US stocks were mixed Friday. Plus, Roku is moving into e-commerce, Snap is working on a paid subscription option, and the FBI says LinkedIn has a fraud problem.
US stocks fell Thursday. Plus, Revlon filed for bankruptcy, Kroger beat expectations on the top and bottom lines, and a legal claim says Apple slowed down iPhones.
US stocks rose Wednesday. Plus, Qualcomm won its appeal against a $1B EU fine, Foxconn continues its EV push, and Microsoft is retiring Internet Explorer.
US stocks were mixed Tuesday. Plus, American Airlines will pay some pilots more, FedEx raises its quarterly cash dividend, and Continental Resources may go private.
US stocks fell Monday. Plus, Netflix announces Squid Games Season 2, Apple and Nike will make sports films, and Electric Last Mile Solutions files for bankruptcy.
US stocks fell Friday. Plus, Meta Platforms may not want to keep paying for news, Stitch Fix announces layoffs, and Southwest reservation agents are fully remote.
US stocks fell Thursday. Plus, Target will increase its dividend, CVS reconfirms its profit forecast, and Signet Jewelers is upbeat.
US stocks fell Wednesday. Plus, Campbell Soup is upbeat, Scotts Miracle-Gro slashed its forecast for 2022 as a whole, and Roku may be eyeing a sale to Netflix.
US stocks rose Tuesday. Plus, Kohl’s is negotiating its sale to Franchise Group, Apple may not like an EU ruling, and Dave & Busters beat expectations.
US stocks rose Monday. Plus, Elon Musk says Twitter is withholding data, JetBlue sweetens its Spirit offer, and Starbucks is looking externally fors its next CEO.
US stocks fell Friday. Plus, Elon Musk says Tesla needs to layoff workers, Coinbase extends its hiring freeze, and Kohl’s received two new buyout bids.
US stocks rose Thursday. Plus, you can pay with crypto at Chipotle, Ford investing big in US factories, Designer Brands beats on the top and bottom lines.
US stocks fell Wednesday. Plus, Delta predicts sales return to 2019 levels, Nio says lockdowns delayed deliveries, and Ford’s F-150 Lightning is a “power plant.”
US stocks fell Tuesday. Plus, Paramount’s Top Gun: Maverick takes off, Foxconn predicts supply-chain disruptions will ease, and Kirkland’s posts a downbeat report.
US stocks rose Friday. Plus, pot stock Canopy Growth is downbeat, Gap says Old Navy sales are weak amid inflation, and Hibbett misses on profit.
US stocks rose Thursday. Plus, Broadcom is acquiring VWware for $61B, Dollar Tree and Dollar General beat on profit, and Apple is upping its compensation budget.
US stocks rose Wednesday. Plus, Dick's Sporting Goods has a cautious outlook, Kohl's is doubling down on brick and mortar, and Lyft is slowing hiring.
US stocks were mixed Tuesday. Plus, Abercrombie & Fitch posts downbeat results, Volkswagen eyes EV crown, and Petco posts earnings beat.
US stocks rose Monday. Plus, SiriusXM bought Conan O’Brien’s podcast company, Elon Musk is raising funds for SpaceX, Pfizer and BIONTech seek further FDA approval.
US stocks were mixed Friday. Plus, Foot Locker beat on profit, Deere & Co beat on the top and bottom lines, and Coca Cola is tethering bottle caps.
US stocks fell Thursday. Plus, Cisco posted a downbeat report, Kohl’s missed badly on earnings, and McDonald’s has a buyer for its Russian business interests.
US stocks fell Wednesday. Plus, Target plummets after a downbeat report, Lowe’s results mixed amid colder spring, and Saudi Arabia’s PIF invests in Nintendo.
US stocks rose Tuesday. Plus, Berkshire buys Citi and Paramount shares, United Airlines sees higher demand, and JD.com posts slowest quarterly sales growth ever.
US stocks were mixed Monday. Plus, McDonald’s is pulling out of Russia entirely, Warby Parker missed on the top and bottom lines, and Twitter’s slide continues.
US stocks rose Friday. Plus, Honest Co. revenue declines, Luna plunged to zero, and Rivian deals with a recall.
US stocks were mixed Thursday. Plus, Tapestry passes price increases to shoppers, WeWork losses shrink, and Beyond Meat contends with expensive jerky production.
US stocks fell Wednesday. Plus, Coinbase reported a 27% decline in revenue, Krispy Kreme beat on the top and bottom lines, and EVgo added 129 charging stalls.
US stocks were mixed Tuesday. Plus, Virgin Orbit is buying 747 jets for rocket launches, Warner Music beat on sales, and Planet Fitness posted a mixed report.
US stocks fell Monday. Plus, software firm Palantir missed on earnings, Bitcoin hammered as market sell-off continues, and more Americans will get free internet.
US stocks fell Friday. Plus, DoorDash boosted sales by 35%, Lucid reported 30K EV orders and raised its prices, and Goodyear Tire beat on the top and bottom lines.
US stocks fell Thursday. Plus, Elon Musk secured more cash for his Twitter acquisition, Penn National is upbeat, while Shopify missed on the top and bottom lines.
US stocks rose Wednesday. Plus, CVS posted an upbeat report, Ford said revenue fell due to lower truck sales, and the New York Times fell short of expectations.
US stocks rose Tuesday. Plus, Molson Coors beat expectations, Pfizer’s net income rose 61%, and Restaurant Brands International says Burger King helped boost sales.
Stocks rose Monday. Plus, Apple faces antitrust charges in the EU, Lowes’ three business units posted sales growth, and Innoviz Technologies has a big LiDAR deal.
US stocks fell Friday. Plus, Airbnb will allow permanent work from home, Bristol Myers Squibb’s heart pill got FDA approval, and Bloomin’ Brands beat expectations.
US stocks rose Thursday. Plus, Twitter adds active users ahead of Musk’s takeover, Comcast posted an upbeat earnings report, and Southwest predicts “solid” profits.
US stocks were mixed Wednesday. Plus, Boeing missed on the top and bottom lines, Apple will support customer’s “right to repair”, and Harley Davidson beat on profit.
US stocks fell Tuesday. Plus, United Airlines plans to increase its trans-Atlantic service by 25%, while both PepsiCo and UPS beat analyst earnings expectations.
US stocks rose Monday. Plus, SpaceX has a deal with Hawaiian Airlines, GM announced an electrified Corvette, and Coca Cola beat on the top and bottom lines.
US stocks fell Friday. Plus, Kimberly-Clark increased its full-year forecast, Newmont fell short of expectations, and Schlumberger beat estimates.
US stocks fell Thursday. Plus, Elon Musk may make another offer for Twitter, American Airlines shared an upbeat report, and Carvana missed on the bottom line.
US stocks were mixed Wednesday. Plus, Just Eat Takeaway may sell Grubhub, Nasdaq announced a 3-for-1 stock split, and Baker Hughes failed to meet expectations.
US stocks rose Tuesday. Plus, Johnson & Johnson ends its vaccine sales guidance, Uber and Lyft drop masks, and Travelers beat Wall Street’s profit estimate.
US stocks fell Monday. Plus, DiDi Global will delist its US shares, Apple’s workers at Grand Central Terminal want a union, and Natus Medical agreed to buyout.
Political correctness and oversensitivity has led to rampant deplatforming, which infringes free speech. Musk will help eliminate a culture of censorship and a lack of due process at Twitter.
US stocks rose Wednesday. Plus, Bed Bath & Beyond swings to a loss, BlackRock beats on EPS, and Blackwell Capital is pressuring Peloton for a sale.
US stocks fell Tuesday. Plus, Beyond Meat expands its distribution, Apple may be considering a $90 billion share buy back, and Biden suspended the ethanol rule.
US stocks fell Monday. Plus, private equity firm Thoma Bravo bought tech company SailPoint, COVID-19 lockdowns ding Chinese EV makers, and JetBlue cut its schedule.
US stocks were mixed Friday. Plus, Medicare limits Biogen’s Alzheimer's drug coverage, inflation isn't an issue for WD-40, and Designer Brands reinstates dividend.
US stocks rose Thursday. Plus, Berkshire Hathaway now owns 11.4% of HP, Constellation Brands beats on earnings, and major banks face pressure to drop overdraft fees.
US stocks fell Wednesday. Plus, Rivian meets production and delivery expectations, JetBlue tries to buy Spirit, and President Biden keeps student loans on pause.
US stocks fell Tuesday. Plus, Farfetch is taking a $200 million stake in Neiman Marcus Group, Manhattan real estate isn’t slowing down, and Shein has big plans.
US stocks rose Monday. Plus, Hertz is buying up 65,000 EVs for its fleet, Starbucks paused its share buyback program, and Ford blames chip shortage for lower sales.
US stocks rose Friday. Plus, Congress is investigating the collapse of an Amazon warehouse, Chinese EV production ramps up, and US regulators will get audit data.
US stocks fell Thursday. Plus, Walgreens says demand is down as the pandemic slows, H&M posts an earnings miss, and Tempur Sealy is delaying a product launch.
US stocks fell Wednesday. Plus, Nintendo says the latest Zelda game will be delayed, Five Below falls short of expectations, and BioNTech is upbeat.
US stocks rose Tuesday. Plus, Nielsen set to be acquired for $16 billion, Dairy Queen expanding its menu, and McCormick and Company exceeds analyst expectations.
US stocks rose Monday. Plus, Uber has a new 30-month license in London, Walmart is stopping some tobacco sales in the US, and Apple plans to cut iPhone production.
US stocks were mixed on Friday. Plus, Apple is planning an iphone subscription service, Honest Co. is downbeat, and Tilray Brands gets good news from Congress.
US stocks rose Thursday. Plus, KB Home fell short on profit and sales, Toshiba’s spinoff plan was rejected by shareholders, and airlines want mask mandates to end.
US stocks fell Wednesday. Plus, General Mills is upbeat for 2022 as a whole, PepsiCo and Beyond Meta will make plant-based jerky, and Netflix adds new mobile games.
US stocks rose Tuesday. Plus, Carnival downbeat over fuel costs, Pfizer is providing UNICEF with COVID-19 pills, and Tesla opens its first Gigafactory in Europe.
US stocks fell Monday. Plus, Warren Buffett’s company snags its biggest deal in years, Nielsen says no to a buyout, and Disney Shanghai closes due to COVID-19.
US stocks rose Friday. Plus, American Airlines is bringing back alcohol for domestic flights, Meta sued over fake Facebook ads, and GameStop posts a loss.
US stocks rose Thursday. Plus, Berkshire Hathaway expands its stake in Occidental Petroleum, Warby Parker reduces its sales guidance, and Dollar General is upbeat.
US stocks rose Wednesday. Plus, a familiar face for Starbucks’ interim CEO, Live Nation is accused of jacking up fees, and Instagram has new child safety features.
US stocks rose Tuesday. Plus, American Airlines says sales will outpace rising costs, Walmart is hiring at new tech hubs, and Dole delivers upbeat 2022 guidance.
US stocks fell Monday. Plus, Tencent faces a major fine, Uber is enacting a fuel surcharge and giving drivers the money, and a mining buyout deal makes headlines.
US stocks fell Friday. Plus, WeWork posts narrower-than-expected losses, Vita Coco cites shipping woes, and Ford partners up with Pacific Gas and Electric.
US stocks fell Thursday. Plus, Chinese EV maker Nio lists in Hong Kong, Chipotle rolls out a new menu item, and FuelCell posts wider-than-expected losses.
US stocks rose Wednesday. Plus, student loans could remain on hold in May, Campbell Soup misses on revenue, and Stitch Fix reports struggles adding customers.
US stocks fell Tuesday. Plus, Scotts Miracle-Gro has a cannabis oversupply problem, Petco posts a profit, and Amazon’s new Amp app allows DJs to livestream music.
Stocks fell Monday. Plus, Bed Bath & Beyond got a nudge from an activist investor, Squarespace issued weak guidance, and Levi’s are no longer on sale in Russia.
US stocks fell Friday. Plus, CVS filed trademarks in the metaverse, Gap predicts strong sales for 2022, and Sweetgreen isn’t forecasting a profit this year.
US stocks fell Thursday. Plus, Amazon is closing 68 physical locations, Best Buy 4Q sales miss expectations, American Eagle hit by higher freight costs.
US stocks rose Wednesday. Plus, Google is recalling its Fitbit smartwatches amid burn risk, Abercrombie & Fitch downbeat, and Dollar Tree completes its price hike.
US stocks fell Tuesday. Plus, Uber is expanding into concert tickets and reservations, Bayer posts upbeat guidance, and Domino’s falls short of expectations.
US stocks were mixed Monday. Plus, eBay may accept crypto payments, Target is investing in its workforce, and Neil Diamond sold his music catalog.
US stocks rose Friday. Plus, Foot Locker expects fewer sales this year, Cinemark earnings show a budding movie theater comeback, and Block beats analyst expectations.
US stocks rose Thursday. Plus, Alibaba posts its slowest growth, Moderna beats on revenue thanks to vaccine sales, and Nikola increases its revenue estimate.
US stocks fell Wednesday. Plus, Lowe’s beats expectations amid a tight housing market, Molson Coors’ biggest brands grow, and ODB tops estimates.
US stocks fell Tuesday. Plus, Krispy Kreme beat revenue expectations, Medtronic says surgery levels are coming back, and Virgin Hyperloop is shifting to cargo.
US stocks fell Friday. Plus, DuPont and Celanese strike an $11b deal, Roku's revenue slows, and DraftKings’ 2022 guidance shows wider losses on the way.
US stocks fell Thursday. Plus, Walmart beats quarterly estimates, Amazon and Visa end fee dispute, Ford’s Mustang Mach-E edges out Tesla’s Model 3.
US stocks split Wednesday. Plus, NVIDIA partners with Jaguar Land Rover, Shopify predicts slowing growth, and Papa John's introduces an interesting new menu item.
US stocks rose Tuesday. Plus, Intel is buying Tower Semiconductor for $5.4b, Virgin Galactic spaceflight tickets are on sale, Texas is suing Meta.
US stocks fell Monday. Plus, Lockheed Martin ends Aerojet Rocketdyne acquisition bid, 3M talks lower face mask demand, while Amazon and Spotify eye a podcast group.
US stocks fell Friday. Plus, Zillow will wind down its home flipping business, Under Armour warns of supply chain snags, and Goodyear Tires beats expectations.
US Stocks fell Thursday. Plus, Twitter missed analyst expectations, major automakers hit the brakes amid bridge blockade, and Kellogg’s posted an upbeat report.
US stocks rose Wednesday. Plus, Johnson & Johnson halts production of its COVID-19 vaccine, Chipotle posts upbeat earnings, and Samsung introduces new smartphones.
US stocks rose Tuesday. Plus, Peloton making changes and cutting costs, investors pivoting to dividend stocks, and NVIDIA won’t purchase Arm from SoftBank.
US stocks were mixed on Monday. Plus, Google accused of anticompetitive behavior, Ford tripped up by the chip shortage, and Tyson beats on the top and bottom lines.
US stocks were mixed Friday. Plus, Amazon sees shopping slowdown but a cloud computing boost, Snap shows a profit, and News Corp was targeted by hackers.
US stocks fell Thursday. Plus, Merck predicts up to $6b worth of COVID-19 pill sales, Hershey beats expectations, and Penn Gaming misses on earnings.
US stocks rose Wednesday. Plus, PayPal plunges amid poor user growth, SpaceX premium internet gets closer, and Starbucks stores are raising prices.
US stocks rose Tuesday. Plus, Sony is set to acquire video game maker Bungie, Rockstar unveils a hemp seed energy drink, and UPS provides an upbeat earnings report.
US stocks rose Monday. Plus, Boeing inks a $34b deal with Qatar Airways, Blackberry sells its patents, and Citrix agrees to a buyout.
US stocks rose Friday. Plus, energy giant Chevron posts big profits, Caterpillar upbeat despite rising costs, and Volvo beats on the top and bottom lines.
US stocks fell Thursday. Plus, Meta scuttles its crypto project, Lowe’s is testing in-store Petcos, and Deutsche Bank keeps its streak going.
US stocks were mixed Wednesday. Plus, Boeing’s third annual loss, a new energy drink from Starbucks, and a different way to shop with Santander.
US stocks fell Tuesday. Plus, Lockheed Martin sued by the FTC, “Simply” spiked lemonade announced, and NVIDIA shares dip after scuttled deal.
US stocks rose Monday. Plus, Kohl’s shares surge after takeover offers emerge, Ford reveals new Bronco Raptor SUV, and Mark Cuban launches new online pharmacy.
US stocks rose Friday. Plus, Intel picks Ohio for $20b manufacturing hub, Peloton is taking actions to improve profitability, and oil giants withdraw from Myanmar.
US stocks fell Thursday. Plus Mercedes-Benz inks a deal with Luminar, McDonald’s expands Beyond Meat partnership, and Instagram is testing a subscription service.
US stocks fell Wednesday. Plus, 1Password is valued at $6.8b, Ford rakes it in on its Rivian investment, and orange juice prices are surging.
US stocks fell Tuesday. Plus, Peloton is having McKinsey review its cost structure, Starbucks expands in China, oil prices hit a seven-year high.
Markets were mixed Friday. Plus, casino stocks surge on Macau licensing rules, Gap is launching NFTs, and pharmacies are facing staffing strains.
US stocks fell Thursday. Plus, cancellations weigh on airlines, Virgin Galactic will raise up to $500m in debt, and TSMC will spend $40b to address chip shortage.
US stocks rose Wednesday. Plus, Kroger workers go on strike, Apple is eyeing live sports, and DirecTV and Dish are exploring a merger.
US stocks were mixed Monday. Plus, Take-Two Interactive is buying Zynga, Discovery invests in OpenAP, and Crocs sales soared in the fourth quarter.
US stocks were mixed Monday. Plus, Take-Two Interactive is buying Zynga, Discovery invests in OpenAP, and Crocs sales soared in the fourth quarter.
US stock fell Friday. Plus, BMW unveils a color changing car, Papa John’s is planning a push into China, and DraftKings Mobile Sports Book is live in New York City.
US stocks fell Thursday. Plus, The CW is potentially up for sale, Nike is suing Lululemon, and Coke is teaming up with Constellation Brands on canned cocktails.
US stocks fell Wednesday. Plus, Walmart expands its delivery service, KFC will begin serving Beyond Meat, and Toyota surpasses GM.
US stocks were mixed Tuesday. Plus, Fanatics will acquire Topps, AT&T and Verizon will delay their 5G rollout, and the CDC changes booster shot guidance.
US stocks climbed Monday. Plus, traffic at gyms holds up, wearable tech sales surge, and Chipotle introduces plant-based chorizo.
US stocks were mixed Wednesday. Plus, Alibaba may sell stake in Weibo, Victoria’s Secret announces share repurchases, and Samsung could acquire Biogen.
US stocks were mixed Tuesday. Plus, Turkey announces an economic recovery plan and Ethiopian Airlines resumes use of Boeing 737 MAX jets.
US stocks climbed Monday. Plus, Starboard Value purchases stake in GoDaddy, 2,000 flights have been canceled since Christmas Eve, and shares of Didi are down.
US stocks climbed Wednesday. Plus, the White House extends federal student loan payment relief, AWS suffers an outage, and Under Armour partners with Stephen Curry.
US stocks rebounded Tuesday. Plus, Nikola pays $125M to settle charges, McDonald’s sells Dynamic Yield, and Biden may extend student debt relief.
US stocks fell Monday. Plus, Oracle will purchase Cerner, Biogen cuts the price of its Alzheimer’s drug, and Elon Musk expects to pay $11 billion in taxes this year.
US stocks fell Friday. Plus, TPG is going public, buy-now-pay-later companies are in the spotlight, and Facebook users may have been spied on.
US stocks fell Thursday. Plus, Regeneron is developing Omicron antibodies, H&R Block is suing Square, and Bruce Springsteen is selling his catalog for $500 million.
US stocks rose Wednesday. Plus, airline CEOs were grilled on Capitol Hill, YouTube may lose Disney programming, and several crypto ads were banned in the UK.
US stocks fell Tuesday. Plus, United Airlines eyes hydrogen-electric engines, Pfizer's Covid-19 pill is 89% effective in final analysis, and Tesla will accept Dogecoin.
US stocks fell Monday. Plus, Pfizer is buying Arena Pharmaceuticals for $6.7 billion, Rivian notches MotorTrend’s truck of the year, and the Fed begins its two-day meeting.
US stocks climbed Friday. Plus, Tyson Foods invests in automation, Toyota curbs production, and shareholders support Shell’s plan to move its headquarters.
US stocks fell Thursday. Plus, Italy charges Amazon a $1.28 billion fine, Rent the Runway posts losses, and American Airlines cuts back its Boeing orders.
US stocks climbed Wednesday. Plus, Nestlé sells stake in L’Oréal, Roku makes a deal with Google, and Lego invests $1 billion in a new factory.
US stocks climbed Tuesday. Plus, Intel will spin off Mobileye, Samsung makes changes to its structure, and Wayfair will open physical stores.
US stocks climbed Monday. Plus, Lucid is under investigation, Jack in the Box acquires Del Taco, and Kohl’s may separate its ecommerce business.
US stocks fell Friday. Plus, pharmacies face worker shortages, Elon Musk has sold $10.9 billion in Tesla shares, and Didi delists in the US.
US stocks climbed Thursday. Plus, GlaxoSmithKline says its treatment is effective against Omicron, OPEC sticks to its plan, and Rocket Lab competes with SpaceX.
US stocks fell Wednesday. Plus, Twitter changes privacy rules, Merck’s COVID pill is closer to authorization, and Toys R Us opens its first store since acquisition.
US stocks fell Tuesday. Plus, vaccine makers voice concerns about Omicron, Meta may be forced to sell Giphy, and SpaceX faces production issues.
US stocks climbed Monday. Plus, Dorsey will step down as CEO of Twitter, pending home sales climbed in October, and Canada taps its maple syrup reserve.
US stocks were mixed Tuesday. Plus, Zoom’s revenue growth slows, Samsung selects a location for its $17 billion plant, and Stripe has no plans to go public.
US stocks climbed Monday. Plus, Biden nominates Powell for a second term, Tesla’s Model S will debut in China this spring, and Authentic Brands pauses its IPO plans.
For the week as a whole, the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 1.3%. The S&P 500 ended the week 0.3% higher, and the Nasdaq got a 1.2% boost.
US stocks were mixed Thursday. Plus, N26 leaves the US, Deere workers agree to a deal, and Tesla recalls 7,600 vehicles.
US stocks fell Wednesday. Plus, Amazon will stop accepting Visa credit cards in the UK and Pfizer seeks authorization for its COVID-19 pill.
US stocks climbed Tuesday. Plus, Pfizer inks a deal with the UN, JPMorgan sues Tesla, and Peloton issues new shares.
US stocks were little changed Monday. Plus, Royal Dutch Shell moves to the UK, Fuel costs weigh on airlines, and Casper goes private.
US stocks climbed Friday. Plus, Foxconn warns that semiconductor shortages will persist, AstraZeneca will make profits from vaccines, and Toshiba breaks up.
US stocks climbed Thursday. Plus, Uber raises rates in London, Elon Musk sells almost $5 billion in Tesla shares, and Beyond Meat’s stock drops.
US stocks fell Wednesday. Plus, Zillow sells 2,000 houses, DoorDash acquires Wolt, and Alphabet loses against EU regulators.
US stocks fell Tuesday. Plus, Inspire Brands launches a ghost kitchen, Lyft plans to test a driverless ride service, and Twitter rolls out a subscription service.
US stocks climbed Monday. Plus, Elon Musk plans to sell 10% of his Tesla stock, Nextdoor’s shares surge, and McAfee is going private.
US stocks climbed Friday. Plus, Alphabet gets into the drug business, Pfizer’s COVID-19 pill proves effective, and Tesla raises its prices.
US stocks were mixed Thursday. Plus, the UK approves Moderna’s antiviral COVID pill, Blue Origin loses a legal battle, and Nikoka agrees to pay a $120 million fine.
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US stocks rose Tuesday. Plus, DuPont plans to buy Rogers for $5.2 billion, Under Armour boosts outlook on earnings beat, and Apple eyes iPad production cuts.
US stocks were flat Monday. Plus, American Airlines cancels more flights, Coke buys full control of Bodyarmor, and the FDA delays Moderna approval for children.
US stocks climbed Friday. Plus, Volvo shares soar after IPO, Terran Orbital goes public via a SPAC, and companies set earlier deadlines for Christmas deliveries.
US stocks climbed Thursday. Plus, Facebook changes its name to Meta, Merck is ready to produce millions of COVID-19 pills, and Tesla sees strong demand in Singapore.
US stocks fell Wednesday. Plus, Hertz and Uber team up, McDonald’s enters a strategic partnership with IBM, and Merck will let other drug makers copy its COVID pill.
US stocks climbed Tuesday. Plus, DraftKings gives up on purchasing Entain, Stripe teams up with Klarna, and the CDC maintains cruise ship restrictions.
US stocks climbed Monday. Plus, Hertz will buy 100,000 Teslas, Mastercard partners with Bakkt, and Volvo prices at the low end of its IPO range.
US stocks were mixed Friday. Plus, Pfizer says its COVID-19 vaccine is safe for kids, China Evergrande averts a default, and 23andMe buys Lemonaid Health.
US stocks climbed Thursday. Plus, Pfizer booster shots prove effective, Spotify grows its video podcast offerings, and Southwest reduces its offerings.
US stocks were mixed Wednesday. Plus, Facebook is changing its name, China Evergrande’s deal falls through, and Blackstone buys a majority of Spanx.
US stocks climbed Tuesday. Plus, Southwest allows unvaccinated employees to keep working, and the first Bitcoin ETF sees gains.
US stocks were mixed Monday. Plus, Amazon plans to hire 150,000 seasonal workers, Facebook invests in its metaverse, and Netflix’s Squid Game breaks records.
US stocks climbed Friday. Plus, China says Evergrande’s woes are not indicative of a larger problem, Toyota cuts production, and the FDA approves Moderna boosters.
US stocks climbed Thursday. Plus, United Airlines expands its offerings, Mindbody buys ClassPass, and McDonald’s tests the McPlant burger.
US stocks climbed Wednesday. Plus, Blue Origin prepares for next flight, Honda will launch a new EV brand, and the White House works to ease congestion at ports.
US stocks fell Tuesday. Plus, Tesla sees growth in China, LG Electronics pays GM back for faulty batteries, and Best Buy acquires Current Health.
US stocks fell Monday. Plus, Southwest deals with cancellations, Emerson Electric merges with Aspen Technology, and Netflix and Walmart partner ahead of the holidays.
US stocks finished relatively flat on Friday. Plus, Tesla is moving to Texas, Sam's Club is stocking up, and IMF meetings begin today.
US stocks climbed Thursday. Plus, Pfizer and BioNTech ask the FDA to authorize their vaccine for kids and United Airlines schedules lots of December flights.
US stocks climbed Wednesday. Plus, Uber’s plan for airports, Home Depot uses Walmart’s delivery service, and Burger King rolls out Impossible nuggets.
US stocks rose Tuesday. Plus, J&J asks the FDA for booster shot approval, US Bank launches bitcoin custody service, and Pepsi is expecting to hike prices next year.
US stocks fell Monday. Plus, Amazon gets a jump start on Black Friday, TikTok’s EU business grew 545% last year, and McDonalds eyes net zero emissions by 2050.
US stocks climbed Friday. Plus, Coty sells its stake in Wella, El Salvador mines bitcoin with volcanic power, and Zoom’s deal with Five9 is canceled.
US stocks fell Thursday. Plus, Merck acquires Acceleron Pharma, Lordstown Motors sells its Ohio factory, and McDonald’s brings back the McRib.
US stocks climbed Wednesday. Plus, Walmart prepares to hire 150,000 workers, Target kicks off holiday shopping season, and Lucid will deliver vehicles next month.
US stocks fell Tuesday. Plus, vaccines for kids are likely coming soon, Merck approaches a deal with Acceleron Pharma, and Mastercard enters the BNPL market.
US stocks were mixed Monday. Plus, Blackstone flips the Cosmopolitan, Polestar plans a SPAC listing, and TikTok hits 1 billion monthly active users.