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• The Wall Street Journal: Google to accelerate Google+ social network closure due to new bug
  Google said it would close the consumer version of its Google+ social network earlier than planned, after a second software glitch this year exposed the profile data of users and raised fresh concerns about the search giant’s privacy controls.
• Generic-drug stocks slammed by report of expanded price-fixing probe
  Shares of generic drug makers fell sharply Monday, after a Washington Post report that an antitrust lawsuit brought by states over two drugs in 2016 has expanded into a major probe of alleged price-fixing across the industry.
• Outside the Box: 8 tiny towns that are home to Fortune 500 companies
  You’ve definitely heard of these companies, but chances are you haven’t heard of the cities and towns they call home.
• The Wall Street Journal: Proposal would let Postal Service sell access to your mailbox
  Looking for ways to raise Postal Service revenue, the Trump administration has proposed a fundamental change to your mailbox: selling access to it to private companies.
• Deals between banks and colleges cost students $27 million, long-delayed CFPB report finds
  A former official at the CFPB accused political leadership of suppressing the study.
• Economic Report: Small-business sentiment slumps to 7-month low in November
  A sentiment gauge for small-business owners fell again as the effects of the tax cuts and regulatory rollbacks hit up against the reality of a super-hot economy.
• You call that a discount? Americans have high expectations for price cuts
  New research suggests that holiday shoppers are fussy about their discounts.
• Here’s why you should avoid hospitals this holiday season (if at all possible)
  A new study looks into death and re-admission rates for patients in late December.
• Mark Hulbert: Brexit breakdown could be bullish for U.S. stocks
  Investors’ growing fear and pessimism may be seeds of a future market rebound, writes Mark Hulbert.
• NerdWallet: How to avoid holiday gift exchanges
  Can’t afford to buy gifts for everyone? Here’s how to say no, or dodge them entirely.

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• Slight bounce masks unease over Brexit, trade and growth
  Stocks rose tentatively on Tuesday as investors picked through the rubble of conflagrations in some of the world's top economies amid heightened uncertainty over Brexit, a China-U.S. trade war and French protests.
• Court rejects Nissan ex-chairman Ghosn's appeal to end detention
  A Tokyo court on Tuesday rejected ousted Nissan Motor chairman Carlos Ghosn's appeal to end his detention following his arrest last month on allegations of financial misconduct.
• Exclusive: Hyundai Motor's two R&D vice chairmen offer to resign - sources
  Hyundai Motor Group's two vice chairmen in charge of research and development (R&D) have offered to resign, three people familiar with the matter told Reuters on Tuesday.
• Huawei CFO back in Canada court as bail hearing set to wrap
  A top executive at Chinese telecoms giant Huawei Technologies [HWT.UL] is set to return to a Vancouver courtroom on Tuesday, as the judge weighs final issues in determining whether she should be freed on bail while awaiting extradition proceedings.
• Daimler to buy $23 billion of battery cells for electric car drive
  Daimler will buy battery cells worth more than 20 billion euros ($23 billion) by 2030 as it readies mass production of hybrid and electric vehicles, the maker of Mercedes-Benz cars said on Tuesday.
• Uber's dominant size may rob smaller Lyft of its IPO oxygen
  Uber Technologies Inc [UBER.UL] and smaller rival Lyft are driving side-by-side on the road to a stock market debut, and that may not bode well for Lyft as investors decide where to place their bets in the ride-hailing sector.
• Vivendi seeks shareholders meeting to change Telecom Italia board
  Vivendi is calling for a shareholders meeting to change the board at Telecom Italia including five members proposed by activist fund Elliott, the French media conglomerate said on Tuesday.
• Hyundai readies Palisade large SUV in another shot at U.S. market
  Hyundai Motor Co on Tuesday began South Korean sales of its Palisade large sport utility vehicle (SUV), a model it hopes will spearhead a sales recovery in the United States when launched in its major overseas market next year.
• U.S. fund Castlelake to buy planes from AirAsia in $800 million deal: sources
  U.S. private investment firm Castlelake LP has struck a deal to buy a portfolio of about 30 narrowbody planes from AirAsia Group Bhd for a total price of roughly $800 million, people familiar with the transaction said.
• China court bans sales of older iPhone models in Apple-Qualcomm global battle
  A Chinese court has ordered a sales ban of some older Apple Inc iPhone models in China for violating two patents of chipmaker Qualcomm Inc, though intellectual property lawyers said enforcement of the ban was likely still a distant threat.
• Three broker-dealers settle SEC charges over incomplete data
  Broker-dealers Citadel Securities, Natixis Securities Americas LLC and MUFG Securities Americas Inc agreed to pay total penalties of more than $6 million to settle charges of providing incomplete trading data, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) said on Monday.
• Canadian court weighs bail for jailed CFO of China's Huawei
  A Canadian provincial court weighing whether to grant bail to a top executive of Chinese telecoms giant Huawei Technologies [HWT.UL], who is facing possible extradition to the United States, adjourned on Monday without deciding her fate.
• Art and cash-filled Rio apartment the new battleground for Nissan, Ghosn: court filing
  A Rio de Janeiro apartment containing cash, art works and personal belongings of Carlos Ghosn has emerged as the latest battleground between the indicted former Nissan Motor Co Ltd chairman and the automaker.
• China's Huawei executive bail hearing adjourned to Tuesday
  A Canadian provincial court on Monday adjourned without deciding the fate of a top executive of Huawei Technologies Co Ltd after she appeared in a Vancouver court in relation to an extradition case following her arrest at the request of the United States.
• Chinese province pledges billions to drive tech, innovation
  China's coastal province of Zhejiang, home to e-commerce giant Alibaba , has pledged more than $17 billion to drive the tech industry and innovation in the coming five years, the state news agency Xinhua reported.
• Wall St. ends choppy day higher; tech helps, Brexit weighs
  Wall Street ended Monday's volatile session slightly higher with help from technology stocks although bank stocks tumbled and uncertainty over Britain's exit from the European Union kept investors on edge about global growth.
• Google CEO defends 'integrity' of products ahead of testimony
  The chief executive officer of Alphabet Inc's Google on Monday defended the integrity of the company's products a day ahead of a congressional hearing where he is expected to face tough questions from U.S. lawmakers.
• Almost half of S&P 500 stocks in a bear market
  The S&P 500 is not yet in a bear market, but nearly half of its components are.
• Lockheed Martin names Kenneth Possenriede chief financial officer
  U.S. defense contractor Lockheed Martin Corp on Monday named Kenneth Possenriede chief financial officer, replacing Bruce Tanner.
• Wells Fargo won't be allowed to grow unless problems fixed: Fed's Powell
  Wells Fargo & Co must keep a lid on its growth until the bank has hardened its risk management policies to prevent any further abuse of its customers, said Jerome Powell, chairman of the Federal Reserve.

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• Google to Accelerate Closure of Google+ Social Network
  Google said it would close the consumer version of its Google+ social network after discovering a software bug that exposed the private profile information of 52 million users to outside app developers, the second time this year the company has acknowledged exposing private user data.
• Apple Hit With Sales Ban on Older iPhones in China
  A Chinese court ordered Apple to stop selling older iPhone models in the country after finding it infringed on two Qualcomm patents, the chip supplier said.
• Huawei Finance Chief Won't Be a Flight Risk, Her Lawyer Says
  A bail hearing for Huawei Technologies Co. finance chief Meng Wanzhou in Vancouver ended Monday without a decision as the executive’s lawyer argued she won’t be a flight risk while awaiting a separate decision on her extradition to the U.S.
• Amazon Cracks Down on Scams, Fires Employees Over Data Leak
  Amazon has dismissed several workers in the U.S. and India for allegedly inappropriately accessing internal data that was being misused by disreputable merchants.
• Under Armour Ousts Two Executives After Review of Expenses
  Under Armour Inc. ousted two sports-marketing executives, according to people familiar with the matter, after the apparel brand conducted an internal review of their department’s spending.
• Unfilled Jobs Grow in Low-Skilled Fields
  The number of available jobs in the U.S. rose in October from a year earlier, with openings exceeding the number of unemployed Americans by one million. Low-skilled workers shunned retail and restaurants for higher-paying positions in other industries.
• Businesses Less Optimistic About Coming Year Than 12 Months Ago
  Businesses in the U.S. are less optimistic about the outlook for the coming year than they were 12 months ago, though many still expect sales, hiring and investment to rise in 2019, according to an ISM survey.
• U.S. Maintains Hard Line as Details Emerge in Trade Truce With China
  The Trump administration’s point man on U.S.-China trade negotiations said the U.S. would hold fast to its 90-day deadline for the conclusion of a lasting agreement, adding that the U.S. would impose punishing tariffs on Chinese imports if none is reached.
• Global Recession Alarms Aren't Ringing, Despite Market Mayhem
  Investors are growing anxious about the prospect of recession in developed countries, but many economic trends don’t fit with patterns that presaged previous downturns.
• Trump to Nominate Fannie, Freddie Critic to Oversee Mortgage Giants
  The White House is preparing to pick economist Mark Calabria, a vice presidential aide and critic of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, to the post responsible for overseeing the housing-finance companies.
• CBS Directors Fear Legal Risks from Leaks in Moonves Probe
  Some CBS directors are concerned that recent leaks from the investigation into alleged sexual misconduct by former CEO Leslie Moonves could result in legal exposure for the company or people found to have failed to prevent the disclosures.
• Queen's 'Bohemian Rhapsody' Smashes Streaming Records
  Queen’s “Bohemian Rhapsody” is the most-streamed song from the pre-streaming era and the most-streamed classic rock song of all time, according to Vivendi SA’s Universal Music Group.
• Google CEO Faces Hot Seat in Washington
  Google CEO Sundar Pichai is expected to face questions at a Congressional hearing on a range of topics, including the company’s handling of user data and its development of a search engine that would comply with China’s strict internet censors.
• Housing Slowdown Unnerves the Fix-and-Flip Crowd
  The pace of real-estate speculation is slowing, a sign of the darkening outlook in the U.S. housing market.
• U.S. Hiring Slows as Wages Grow, Unemployment Holds at Multidecade Low
  Employers slowed their pace of hiring in November, but wage growth matched the highest rate in nearly a decade and unemployment held at the lowest rate since December 1969.
• IMF's Departing Chief Economist Issues a Rare Warning on U.S. Growth
  Maurice Obstfeld, the retiring chief economist of the International Monetary Fund, is on his way out the door with a warning that global growth is slowing and the U.S. will likely feel the drag as well.
• Wanted: Employees Who Can Shake Hands, Make Small Talk
  As employers struggle to find qualified workers and automation makes certain jobs obsolete, companies are finding they have to train employees to do things that robots can’t—like figure out who’s having a bad day.
• Nissan, Ghosn Charged With Underreporting His Compensation
  Nissan Motor’s Carlos Ghosn was formally charged with understating his compensation in Nissan’s financial reports, and prosecutors took steps to ensure he would spend Christmas in jail.
• Prosecutors to Decide Soon Whether to Charge Chinese Billionaire Over Rape Allegations
  Prosecutors are close to deciding whether to charge Chinese billionaire Liu Qiangdong with the sexual assault of a college student. The woman has described a four-hour ordeal, while Mr. Liu has denied wrongdoing.
• Anxious Businesses Make Plans for 'No-Deal' Brexit
  As Prime Minister Theresa May works to save her deal to exit from the European Union, businesses are bracing for the worst—a “no-deal” Brexit—and planning for it.
• Verizon to Shed More Than 10,000 Workers in Voluntary Separations
  Verizon will shed about 10,400 workers who have accepted a severance package as it works to cut $10 billion in costs and upgrade to a faster 5G network.

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• Dow Jones Futures: Tesla Set To Reclaim Buy Zone; Cisco Leads Top Techs Setting Up
  Dow Jones futures: Tesla neared a handle buy point again. Splunk finished a handle Monday. Cisco Systems, ServiceNow and Atlassian are working on handles. The post Dow Jones Futures: Tesla Set To Reclaim Buy Zone; Cisco Leads Top Techs Setting Up appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Nasdaq Leads Positive Reversal; These 5 Growth Stocks Aim To Lead Next Uptrend
  The Nasdaq composite led a bullish reversal after the S&P 500 undercut its recent low. The uptrend remains under pressure. Apple rose. The post Nasdaq Leads Positive Reversal; These 5 Growth Stocks Aim To Lead Next Uptrend appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Nasdaq Rallies, Dow Nearly Erases 505-Point Loss As Apple Reverses
  The stock market continued its volatile ways as the key indexes turned mixed heading into the final hour of the regular trading session. The post Nasdaq Rallies, Dow Nearly Erases 505-Point Loss As Apple Reverses appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Stocks Today: Exxon Mobil, JPMorgan Hit In Dow Jones; Facebook Rises
  The stock market was off lows in afternoon trading Monday. Stocks today pressured in the Dow, included Exxon Mobil, JPMorgan and UnitedHealth. The post Stocks Today: Exxon Mobil, JPMorgan Hit In Dow Jones; Facebook Rises appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Stock Losses Increase, But Qualcomm Up On Apple Patent Case
  Gold has done OK amid recent stock losses. The S&P 500 lost 12% since its closing high Sept. 20, while iShares Gold Trust gained 3%. The post Stock Losses Increase, But Qualcomm Up On Apple Patent Case appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Dow, S&P 500 Undercut Stock Market Correction Lows As Apple Keeps Falling
  The Dow Jones and S&P 500 index fell below their October stock market correction lows with the Nasdaq composite also lower. Apple stock kept falling. The post Dow, S&P 500 Undercut Stock Market Correction Lows As Apple Keeps Falling appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Stock Market Today: Track Market Trends And The Best Stocks To Watch
  Check the Stock Market Today column to spot changes in market trend and track the best stocks to buy and watch. The post Stock Market Today: Track Market Trends And The Best Stocks To Watch appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
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  Track current U.S. stock market news, and get analysis of the latest trends on the S&P 500, Nasdaq composite and Dow Jones industrial average. Plus, get timely alerts to the best stocks to buy and watch. The post U.S. Stock Market News appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Stocks Mixed, Dow Jones Dips As China Locks Apple Sales
  Gilead Science and Tesla were among the early risers, Dow Jones stock Apple fell hard Monday Monday, as stocks opened to mixed trade. The post Stocks Mixed, Dow Jones Dips As China Locks Apple Sales appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Dow Jones Futures: Apple, Boeing, Visa, Tesla Stock Analysis
  Stock futures signal more losses. The relative strength line spots market leaders, such as Tesla now. But Dow stocks Apple, Boeing and Visa show why you shouldn't buy on the RS line alone. The post Dow Jones Futures: Apple, Boeing, Visa, Tesla Stock Analysis appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Jobs Report Sends Stocks Sharply Lower; Another Bearish Sign?
  The previous day's positive reversal was wiped out Friday, after stocks resumed a sell-off following a weaker-than-expected jobs report. The post Jobs Report Sends Stocks Sharply Lower; Another Bearish Sign? appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Stock Market Today: Ulta Beauty, Nvidia, Netflix Drag Nasdaq Lower
  In the stock market today, indexes were firmly lower Friday as Wall Street weighed a weaker-than-expected November jobs report. Tesla reversed lower. The post Stock Market Today: Ulta Beauty, Nvidia, Netflix Drag Nasdaq Lower appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Dow Jones Sell-Off Tops 500 Points; 3 Keys To Spot A Market Bottom In Apple
  Retail, banking and some tech companies paced another broad slide in U.S. stocks today. Microsoft is outperforming many fellow Dow Jones industrial components, including Apple. The post Dow Jones Sell-Off Tops 500 Points; 3 Keys To Spot A Market Bottom In Apple appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Stock Market Sinks, As Key Leader Gaps Down
  The troubled action of highly rated stocks is a bad sign for the stock market. The post Stock Market Sinks, As Key Leader Gaps Down appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Nasdaq Leads Negative Reversal; This Top Stock Breaks Out
  The Dow Jones reversed lower as the Nasdaq led negative stock action. Top growth stock Tesla is breaking out. Crude oil prices surged almost 4%. The post Nasdaq Leads Negative Reversal; This Top Stock Breaks Out appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Stocks Rise As Jobs Data, Oil Prices Boost Early Trade
  Stocks got off to a weak start Friday, as November jobs data, Broadcom and Lululemon earnings, and an OPEC oil decision all factored into early trade. The post Stocks Rise As Jobs Data, Oil Prices Boost Early Trade appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Dow Jones Futures Down Sharply But Tesla Signals Breakout
  Stock futures signaled selling. Tesla stock is set to clear a buy point on an analyst upgrade. Apple supplier Broadcom, Lululemon, Ulta Beauty earnings are moving on earnings The post Dow Jones Futures Down Sharply But Tesla Signals Breakout appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Nasdaq Rallies To A Gain After A Wild Ride In The Stock Market
  Stocks closed Thursday in much better shape than at the open, following a wild trading session. Indexes plunged sharply at the start before paring losses. The post Nasdaq Rallies To A Gain After A Wild Ride In The Stock Market appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Stock Market Today: JPMorgan Weighs On Dow Jones As 10-Year Yield Dives Again
  Major stock indexes were under fire again Thursday. In the stock market today, JPMorgan lagged in the Dow as the 10-year Treasury yield took heat. The post Stock Market Today: JPMorgan Weighs On Dow Jones As 10-Year Yield Dives Again appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Nasdaq Rises Off Low As This Sector Strengthens; Apple Plunge Offers This Silver Lining
  The Nasdaq swung from a sharp early loss to a decline of around 0.5%. Yet stocks fell broadly in the afternoon. Apple is in a true correction. The post Nasdaq Rises Off Low As This Sector Strengthens; Apple Plunge Offers This Silver Lining appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• This Index Of Leading Stocks Falls Into A Bear Market As Boeing Stings Dow Jones
  After a one-day break, stock indexes continued to drop Thursday, while the IBD 50 index of leading stocks fell into a bear market. The post This Index Of Leading Stocks Falls Into A Bear Market As Boeing Stings Dow Jones appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Stock Market Sells Off; These 2 Top Growth Stocks To Report Earnings
  The stock market sold off in morning trade Thursday. The tech-heavy Nasdaq dropped nearly 2%. Apple stock stumbled on price-target cuts. The post Stock Market Sells Off; These 2 Top Growth Stocks To Report Earnings appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Stocks Slide At Open After China Arrest; Facebook Makes Enemies
  Stocks opened sharply lower Thursday as a Chinese executive is arrested, Facebook earns a downgrade and OPEC sends oil prices lower. The post Stocks Slide At Open After China Arrest; Facebook Makes Enemies appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Dow Jones Futures Tumble As Huawei CFO Arrested, Enraging China
  Stock futures fell on news that Huawei CFO Wanzhou Meng was arrested and faces U.S. extradition, raising U.S.-China tensions. Several other signs are negative for the stock market rally. The post Dow Jones Futures Tumble As Huawei CFO Arrested, Enraging China appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Dow Plunges Nearly 800 Points As Stock Uptrend Is Threatened
  The stock market plummeted Tuesday, quickly undoing the bullish work of the past week. The Dow Jones industrial average lost 799 points. The post Dow Plunges Nearly 800 Points As Stock Uptrend Is Threatened appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Today's Stock Market: Dow Jones Slammed On Economic Slowdown Worries
  Major stock indexes were down sharply in afternoon trading Tuesday. In today's stock market, financial stocks lagged as money flowed into bonds. The post Today's Stock Market: Dow Jones Slammed On Economic Slowdown Worries appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Nasdaq, Small Caps Slammed As This Group Gets Hammered; Yield Curve Flattens More
  Worries over a tiny inversion in one part of the yield curve triggered big declines in U.S. stocks. The Nasdaq, small caps, and financials got knocked hard. The post Nasdaq, Small Caps Slammed As This Group Gets Hammered; Yield Curve Flattens More appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Stock Market's Losses Deepen, But Volume Falls
  One flaw so far in the current stock market uptrend is the scarcity of breakouts. The stock market still has time to shift into a faster gear. The post Stock Market's Losses Deepen, But Volume Falls appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Dow Jones Stumbles 200 Points; Apple Hit On Downgrade
  The major stock indexes stumbled early Tuesday. Apple stock received a downgrade, sending shares down 2%. The post Dow Jones Stumbles 200 Points; Apple Hit On Downgrade appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Stock Drop On Apple Downgrade; These 2 Retail Stocks Spike
  Stocks opened lower Tuesday as the stock market. Apple and its minions dipped on a downgrade. Tobacco leader Atria talked with Cronos Group. The post Stock Drop On Apple Downgrade; These 2 Retail Stocks Spike appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Dow Jones Futures Fall After 'Yes, But' Rally; More Bad News For Apple Ecosystem
  Stock futures: RH, iPhone supplier Cirrus Logic, Coupa Software and Smartsheet gave earnings or guidance late. RH stock soared. Cirrus Logic tumbled, weighing on Apple. Coupa rose, and Smartsheet fell. The post Dow Jones Futures Fall After 'Yes, But' Rally; More Bad News For Apple Ecosystem appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Market Applauds Truce In Trade War; What About Leading Stocks?
  The main indexes made a favorable sign Monday, building on its uptrend while leading stocks participated in the rally in solid form. The post Market Applauds Truce In Trade War; What About Leading Stocks? appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Oil Groups Lead Stock Market Up; Will These 3 Large Cap Stocks Beat Apple In December?
  Apple is outperforming the major equity indexes with a nearly 3% gain, but it's in no position to break out yet. Watch these new tech leaders. The post Oil Groups Lead Stock Market Up; Will These 3 Large Cap Stocks Beat Apple In December? appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Stock Market Rallies On China Trade News; Tesla Nears Breakout
  The stock market was off highs in afternoon trading Monday, but the Dow Jones, S&P 500 and Nasdaq composite still held decent gains in afternoon trading. The post Stock Market Rallies On China Trade News; Tesla Nears Breakout appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Stocks Rally On Tariff Timeout; Oil, Farm And Auto Plays Lead
  The day's laggards included soap stocks, beverages, food, tobacco and utilities. Bulls welcomed the shift away from defensive issues. The post Stocks Rally On Tariff Timeout; Oil, Farm And Auto Plays Lead appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Dow Jumps 300 Points On U.S.-China Ceasefire; Tesla Nears New Entry
  The Dow Jones industrials moved up over 300 points in today's stock market action. Tesla stock is nearing a new potential buy point. The post Dow Jumps 300 Points On U.S.-China Ceasefire; Tesla Nears New Entry appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Stocks Surge, But Trim Early Gains; Caterpillar Upgraded
  The stock market and oil prices soared Monday following a U.S.-China trade truce, sending Dow Jones stocks like Boeing and Microsoft toward buy points. The post Stocks Surge, But Trim Early Gains; Caterpillar Upgraded appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Dow Jones Futures Skyrocket After Trump-Xi Meeting Ends With China Trade War Cease-Fire
  Stock futures soared after the Trump-Xi meeting end with a China trade war truce. The cease-fire is likely good news for Apple, Tesla, Alibaba, Deere, Qualcomm and NXP Semiconductors. The post Dow Jones Futures Skyrocket After Trump-Xi Meeting Ends With China Trade War Cease-Fire appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Stock Market Stages Bullish Reversal To Cap Week With Big Gains
  The stock market shrugged off early weakness Friday to finish with solid gains. It sought direction as traders look ahead to this weekend's G20 summit. The post Stock Market Stages Bullish Reversal To Cap Week With Big Gains appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Today's Stock Market: Caterpillar, IBM, Intel Lead Dow; Workday Surges On Earnings
  Stocks were in rally mode in late-afternoon trading Friday. In today's stock market, Workday soared on earnings. Caterpillar, Intel and IBM led the Dow. The post Today's Stock Market: Caterpillar, IBM, Intel Lead Dow; Workday Surges On Earnings appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• U.S.-China Trade Talks In Focus, While Just One Stock Sector Stands Out
  The Nasdaq composite led a listless stock market Friday as investors kept a watchful eye on trade talks between the U.S. and China. The post U.S.-China Trade Talks In Focus, While Just One Stock Sector Stands Out appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Stock Market Battles Near Break-Even Line
  Early volume was down on both major exchanges. A lower-volume session would be no surprise with the talks between Trump and China's communist leader Xi Jinping set to begin Saturday. The post Stock Market Battles Near Break-Even Line appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Stocks Slip In Early Trade, This Dow Jones Stock Takes A Dive
  Stocks opened to narrow losses Friday, as the Dow Jones Industrial average battled to hold its slim gain for November. The post Stocks Slip In Early Trade, This Dow Jones Stock Takes A Dive appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Dow Jones Futures: Workday, VMware Signal Breakouts; Massive Marriott Hack
  Stock futures: Workday, VMware, Splunk and Palo Alto Networks earnings beat views late Thursday. Workday and VMware signaled moves into buy zones. A Marriott hack tapped personal info of 500 million guests. The post Dow Jones Futures: Workday, VMware Signal Breakouts; Massive Marriott Hack appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Stock Market Defends Most Of Prior Day's Gains; This Sector Is Emerging
  The stock market couldn't hold afternoon gains and closed modestly lower Thursday, but it was nothing to diminish the week's bullish indications. The post Stock Market Defends Most Of Prior Day's Gains; This Sector Is Emerging appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Stock Market Tries To Extend Win Streak As These 3 Big Stocks Boost The Dow
  After shaking off a disappointing start, the stock market climbed into positive territory with an hour left to go in the regular trading session. The post Stock Market Tries To Extend Win Streak As These 3 Big Stocks Boost The Dow appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Top Stocks Today: Boeing, UnitedHealth, McDonald's Lead Dow Jones
  The stock market was modestly lower in afternoon trading Thursday. Among the top stocks today, McDonald's outperformed in the Dow. The post Top Stocks Today: Boeing, UnitedHealth, McDonald's Lead Dow Jones appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Conviction Low As Stock Indexes Fail To Follow-Up On Gains
  If the stock market is to lose ground, bulls would prefer that price losses come in shrinking volume. Higher volume would indicate that funds are ready to sell into any sign of strength. The post Conviction Low As Stock Indexes Fail To Follow-Up On Gains appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Stocks Pull Back After Wednesday's Big Market Rally; This Breakout Reverses
  The Dow Jones industrial average fell more than 100 points in today's stock market. Top growth stock Veeva Systems cleared a buy point, but then reversed. The post Stocks Pull Back After Wednesday's Big Market Rally; This Breakout Reverses appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Stocks Open Lower, But Dow Jones Defends 25,000, While This IPO Collapses
  Stocks sagged early Thursday, as Dow Jones stock McDonald's and Qualcomm gained, and investors awaited more data from the Fed. The post Stocks Open Lower, But Dow Jones Defends 25,000, While This IPO Collapses appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Dow Jones Futures: Microsoft, Buffett's Berkshire Lead 5 Top Stocks Near Buy Points
  Stock futures: Microsoft, Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway, Cisco Systems, CSX and Centene are top stocks near buy points with 3 other bullish traits. The post Dow Jones Futures: Microsoft, Buffett's Berkshire Lead 5 Top Stocks Near Buy Points appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Dow Romps To 600-Point Gain As Fed Sparks Buying Frenzy
  The stock market stormed higher Wednesday as the key indexes marked their third straight advance, following a more dovish tone from the Fed. The post Dow Romps To 600-Point Gain As Fed Sparks Buying Frenzy appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Stocks Surge On 3 Words From Fed Chairman Powell
  Stocks extended gains sharply after Fed Chairman Jerome Powell hinted at a slower pace of interest-rate hikes than expected. The post Stocks Surge On 3 Words From Fed Chairman Powell appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Stock Market Bulls Protect Gains, But China Issue Looms
  The second take on Q3 GDP came in exactly as expected, calming both the stock market bulls and the cautious camp. The post Stock Market Bulls Protect Gains, But China Issue Looms appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Dow Jones, Apple Lead Early Rally; This Blue-Chip Stock Breaks Out
  The Dow Jones industrial led the stock market higher Wednesday morning. American Express is breaking out above a buy point. The post Dow Jones, Apple Lead Early Rally; This Blue-Chip Stock Breaks Out appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Stocks Rise Ahead Of Powell; UnitedHealth Leads Dow Jones
  Stocks opened higher Wednesday, as earnings lifted Salesforce.com and Boeing led the Dow, while chips and FANG stocks showed early strength. The post Stocks Rise Ahead Of Powell; UnitedHealth Leads Dow Jones appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Dow Jones Futures: Salesforce Earnings Bullish For Stock Market Rally
  Salesforce earnings and guidance buoyed the company's stock, other software stocks and futures overall. Fed chief Jerome Powell gives a key speech today. The post Dow Jones Futures: Salesforce Earnings Bullish For Stock Market Rally appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Dow Leads Stock Market Today To Another Gain; Has It Bottomed?
  The major indexes extended their gains in the stock market today, led by the Dow, after paring sharp early losses throughout the session. The post Dow Leads Stock Market Today To Another Gain; Has It Bottomed? appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Stock News Today: Verizon Leads Dow Jones; Vertex Soars On Drug Data
  Stocks turned higher in afternoon trade Tuesday. In stock news today, Delta Air Lines led an airline rally, while Verizon was a top gainer in the Dow. The post Stock News Today: Verizon Leads Dow Jones; Vertex Soars On Drug Data appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Stocks Lower As Dow Jones Average Lags Due To A Single Component
  The Dow Jones industrial average was down 0.1% Tuesday afternoon after United Technologies plunged on plans to split up its businesses. The post Stocks Lower As Dow Jones Average Lags Due To A Single Component appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Stocks Trim Losses As Nasdaq Hovers And Dow Jones Sags
  One stock accounted for a big slice of the blue chip Dow Jones' drop. The post Stocks Trim Losses As Nasdaq Hovers And Dow Jones Sags appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Dow Jones, Apple Trim Losses Amid Escalating Trade War With China
  The stock market trimmed early losses Tuesday amid continued trade tensions between the United States and China. Apple stock fell almost 1%. The post Dow Jones, Apple Trim Losses Amid Escalating Trade War With China appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Dow Jones Falls On China Trade War Fears; Apple, Tesla, United Technologies, Spirit Airlines Are Early Movers
  The major averages, Apple and Tesla fell amid new Trump China trade war threats. United Technologies, Spirit Airlines and Canada Goose were notable early movers. The post Dow Jones Falls On China Trade War Fears; Apple, Tesla, United Technologies, Spirit Airlines Are Early Movers appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Dow Jones Futures, Apple Stock Fall On Trump's China Trade-War Threat
  Apple stock led futures lower. President Donald Trump said he'll likely escalate the China trade war, with Apple iPhones targeted. Microsoft stock is nearing Apple's market cap. The post Dow Jones Futures, Apple Stock Fall On Trump's China Trade-War Threat appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Cyber Monday Lifts Retailers, But This Sector Also Shines In Stock Rally
  The Nasdaq composite led Monday as the stock market closed sharply higher and retailers basked in signs of a strong Cyber Monday.  The post Cyber Monday Lifts Retailers, But This Sector Also Shines In Stock Rally appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Stock Market Rallies As Dow Jumps 330 Points; Techs Boost Nasdaq
  Stocks bounced back from a tough Thanksgiving week to boost the major indexes to big gains in the stock market today. The Nasdaq led as techs rallied. The post Stock Market Rallies As Dow Jumps 330 Points; Techs Boost Nasdaq appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Stock Market News: Amazon Leads FANG Rally, Helped By Strong Holiday Sales
  The stock market was solidly higher in afternoon trading Monday. In stock market news, Dow component American Express outperformed with a 3% gain. The post Stock Market News: Amazon Leads FANG Rally, Helped By Strong Holiday Sales appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Dow Jones Poised To End Losing Streak
  In the Dow Jones industrial average Monday, almost half of the 30 components advanced 2% or more. The post Dow Jones Poised To End Losing Streak appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Dow Jumps 350 Points; This Blue Chip Stock Is Nearing A Buy Point
  The Dow Jones industrials jumped over 350 points early Monday. Blue-chip stock American Express advanced 3% and is near a buy point. The post Dow Jumps 350 Points; This Blue Chip Stock Is Nearing A Buy Point appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Stocks Jump Into Cyber Monday; This Tech Giant Rallies, Oil Prices Hold
  Record Black Friday sales helped boost Amazon and the FANG leaders early Monday, as oil prices climbed and chip stocks recieved analyst support. The post Stocks Jump Into Cyber Monday; This Tech Giant Rallies, Oil Prices Hold appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Dow Jones Futures: Apple, Facebook, Nvidia Are On Sale In Market Correction, But They're No Bargain
  Stock futures rallied Monday within a market correction. Apple, Boeing, Facebook, Amazon and Nvidia are on sale, but they're no bargains. The post Dow Jones Futures: Apple, Facebook, Nvidia Are On Sale In Market Correction, But They're No Bargain appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Stock Market News: Indexes Mark Weak Close As Oil Prices Plunge
  In stock market news today, United Technologies was a top performer in the Dow on news its merger with Rockwell Collins got the go-ahead from China. The post Stock Market News: Indexes Mark Weak Close As Oil Prices Plunge appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Stocks Trim Losses As Consumer Stocks Rise At Start Of Holiday Shopping Season
  Stocks pared losses as the market started the final hour of a shortened session Friday, while some consumer stocks led at the start of the holiday shopping season. The post Stocks Trim Losses As Consumer Stocks Rise At Start Of Holiday Shopping Season appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Stock Market Off Lows, But Crude Oil Prices Plunge To New Depths
  The stock market was sharply mixed early Friday, as crude oil prices plunged over 6%. Friday is a shortened trading session. The post Stock Market Off Lows, But Crude Oil Prices Plunge To New Depths appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Oil Prices Pound Energy Stocks; Dow Jones Slips As Chips, Airlines Rally
  Oil prices dived early Friday, sending energy stocks sharply lower, but United Technologies and Rockwell Collins surged in early trade. The post Oil Prices Pound Energy Stocks; Dow Jones Slips As Chips, Airlines Rally appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Dow Jones Futures: Watch Dow Stocks Microsoft, Visa, Cisco Systems
  Stock futures fell heading into Friday's half-day post-Thanksgiving session. Microsoft, Visa and Cisco are Dow stocks worth watching. The post Dow Jones Futures: Watch Dow Stocks Microsoft, Visa, Cisco Systems appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Stock Market Rally Dampened As Dow Gives Up 200-Point Gain
  The stock market today closed off session highs after gapping up at the open, then paring gains. The Nasdaq outperformed as tech stocks rebounded. The post Stock Market Rally Dampened As Dow Gives Up 200-Point Gain appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Dow Jones Up; Will These 4 Sectors Help Wave Away A Bear Market?
  The major averages are all up but the Dow Jones industrial average is lagging. Four key sectors may help Wall Street avoid a bear market. The post Dow Jones Up; Will These 4 Sectors Help Wave Away A Bear Market? appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Stocks Today: Autodesk Soars On Earnings; Microsoft Leads Dow Jones
  The Nasdaq held a solid gain in afternoon trading Wednesday, up 1.4%. Top stocks today in the Nasdaq 100 included Autodesk, which jumped on strong earnings. The post Stocks Today: Autodesk Soars On Earnings; Microsoft Leads Dow Jones appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Nasdaq And This Other Index Lead Bounce As Stocks Try To Gather Themselves
  The Nasdaq today led a bounce in the stock market Wednesday, while leading stocks outperformed the main indexes. The post Nasdaq And This Other Index Lead Bounce As Stocks Try To Gather Themselves appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Nasdaq Snaps Back, As This Retail Stock Soars On Strong Earnings
  Tech stocks snapped back early Wednesday after Tuesday's heavy losses. Foot Locker soared after its strong earnings results. The post Nasdaq Snaps Back, As This Retail Stock Soars On Strong Earnings appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Stocks Bounce As 1 Retailer, 1 Tech Name Lead Early Gains
  Stocks jumped into a positive start Wednesday as Caterpillar led the Dow Jones roster, and Autodesk and Foot Locker spurred retail and tech gains. The post Stocks Bounce As 1 Retailer, 1 Tech Name Lead Early Gains appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Dow Jones Futures Try To Rebound; From Apple To Tesla, Five Reasons To Be In Cash Right Now
  Stock futures: The Nasdaq undercut October lows Tuesday. Apple is a big negative, but it's just one of 5 reasons to be out of the stock market and in cash right now. The post Dow Jones Futures Try To Rebound; From Apple To Tesla, Five Reasons To Be In Cash Right Now appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Dow Jones Falls 1,000 Points In 2 Days; Will These 7 Growth Stocks Hit Bottom?
  Bears ran wild again on Wall Street Tuesday. The Dow Jones industrial average has now fallen more than 1,000 points in two sessions. But a few stocks gained. The post Dow Jones Falls 1,000 Points In 2 Days; Will These 7 Growth Stocks Hit Bottom? appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Stock News Today: Apple Hit Again As Dow Jones Slumps Nearly 600 Points
  Sellers had the upper hand in afternoon trading Tuesday. In stock news today, retail earnings reports were in focus. Oil prices fell sharply again. The post Stock News Today: Apple Hit Again As Dow Jones Slumps Nearly 600 Points appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Stocks Pare Some Losses As S&P 500 Holds Above This Key Level
  The stock market pared losses as the Dow and the S&P 500 today held above their October lows, while the Nasdaq fell below its prior low but rebounded back above it. The post Stocks Pare Some Losses As S&P 500 Holds Above This Key Level appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Nasdaq Cuts Day's Loss, While Dow Jones Sends Message
  The blue chip Dow Jones industrial average, large cap S&P 500 and small cap S&P 600 held above their Oct. 29 lows. The post Nasdaq Cuts Day's Loss, While Dow Jones Sends Message appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Stock Market Sell-Off Continues As Dow Falls More Than 500 Points
  The stock market sold off with heavy losses in morning trade Tuesday. Retail stock Target plunged after its earnings miss. The post Stock Market Sell-Off Continues As Dow Falls More Than 500 Points appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Stocks Slide As Dow Dives 500 Points; Retail, Tech Stocks Crumble
  Tech stocks and retail names drove the market into an early dive Tuesday, as Netflix and Target joined Dow Jones stock Apple in heavy early selling. The post Stocks Slide As Dow Dives 500 Points; Retail, Tech Stocks Crumble appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Dow Jones Futures: Scared Yet? Futures Signal Stock Market Moving Closer To Correction Lows
  Stock futures: The Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq sold off Monday, led by Apple, FANG stocks and many other big techs. But two investor fear gauges remained calm. Time to be afraid? The post Dow Jones Futures: Scared Yet? Futures Signal Stock Market Moving Closer To Correction Lows appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Nasdaq Slides More Than 3% As These Dow Blue Chips Buck The Broad Sell-Off
  The Nasdaq got smacked with its biggest single-session loss in more than three weeks and nearly faced a test of the psychologically important 7000 level. The post Nasdaq Slides More Than 3% As These Dow Blue Chips Buck The Broad Sell-Off appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Dow Today Plunges 400 Points; Why Leading Stocks Are In A Bear Market
  The Dow today plummeted more than 400 points in another beating for stocks and the technology sector in particular. The post Dow Today Plunges 400 Points; Why Leading Stocks Are In A Bear Market appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Stock Market News: Tesla Breakout Fades As FAANG Stocks Slammed Again
  In stock market news Monday, software stocks and the FAANG stocks faced another round of selling pressure ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday. The post Stock Market News: Tesla Breakout Fades As FAANG Stocks Slammed Again appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Stocks Widen Losses; Dow Jones Fails To Keep Friday's Gain
  China cranked up the trade war with actions that market watchers weren't taking at face value. Meanwhile, Dow Jones stocks wiped out Friday's 0.5% gain. The post Stocks Widen Losses; Dow Jones Fails To Keep Friday's Gain appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Tech Stocks Lower As Apple Cuts iPhone Production; Tesla Breaks Out
  The stock market was squarely lower after Apple slashed its iPhone production. Tesla stock is trying to break out past a buy point. The post Tech Stocks Lower As Apple Cuts iPhone Production; Tesla Breaks Out appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Stocks Slip As Apple Doubts Increase; Dow Jones Holds Support
  Stocks slipped at Monday's open as rising Apple concerns hurts techs and the Dow Jones industrials fought to hold support. The post Stocks Slip As Apple Doubts Increase; Dow Jones Holds Support appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Dow Jones Futures: This Often Happens After A Sharp Stock Market Correction
  Stock futures: Choppy recoveries often follow sharp stock market corrections. That happened after the early 2018 market correction and perhaps again now. Here's what investors should do. The post Dow Jones Futures: This Often Happens After A Sharp Stock Market Correction appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Dow Leads Stock Market Today As These 5 Big Caps Rally
  The key market indexes ended mixed after sharply paring early losses in the stock market today. The Nasdaq gave up small gains to finish in the red. The post Dow Leads Stock Market Today As These 5 Big Caps Rally appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Tech Stocks Recover After Early Downdraft; Applied Materials Reverses Higher
  Tech stocks fell sharply early Friday as the Nasdaq composite fell 1.2%, but the index was nicely off lows in afternoon trading. The post Tech Stocks Recover After Early Downdraft; Applied Materials Reverses Higher appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
• Trump Trade Comments Boost Dow Jones; These 6 Growth Stocks Take Market Helm
  The Dow Jones industrial average is leading another rebound on Wall Street following a sharp pullback in recent days. Chipotle, Attunity, Repligen and McDonald's are acting bullishly. The post Trump Trade Comments Boost Dow Jones; These 6 Growth Stocks Take Market Helm appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.