Plus, the tussle over a stimulus deal continues, Morgan Stanley delivered an earnings beat, and Fastly shares plummet after delivering downbeat third-quarter guidance.
Read MorePlus, earnings results weren’t so good for Bank of America and Wells Fargo, stimulus is looking evermore unlikely prior to the election, and Apple unveiled its newest iPhones.
Read MorePlus, Delta reported a $5.4 billion loss, AMC said it could run out of money by early 2021 as movie theaters continue struggle amid the ongoing coronavirus, and Disney announced a reorganization to focus its media and entertainment business on streaming.
Read MorePlus, stimulus negotiations are still at an impasse, Twilio is buying consumer data infrastructure company Segment, and Mallinckrodt filed for bankruptcy.
Read MorePlus, there’s more confusion on the stimulus front, GE got a big upgrade from Goldman Sachs, and Disney’s newest Pixar film is skipping theaters.
Read MorePlus, jobless claims were worse than expected, Regeneron submitted an emergency use authorization request to the FDA for its antibody cocktail, and Morgan Stanley is buying Eaton Vance.
Read MorePlus, President Trump called off stimulus negotiations, Eli Lilly submitted a request to the FDA for emergency use authorization for its experimental COVID-19 antibody treatment, and GE got a Wells notice from the SEC.
Read MorePlus, Trump is back at the White House, House Speaker Pelosi and Treasury Secretary Mnuchin will resume stimulus negotiations today, and Apple announced a new product launch event for October 13 where it is expected to unveil new iPhone models.
Read MorePlus, AMC shares are down as movie theaters close with no big releases until the end of this year, Bristol-Myers Squibb is buying MyoKardia, and Nvidia is building a $52 million supercomputer for Cambridge.
Read MorePlus, nonfarm payrolls for September came in lower than expected, stimulus talks are in limbo, and Tesla delivered more vehicles than expected in the third quarter.
Read MorePlus, initial jobless claims were lower than expected, AstraZeneca shares are down after the FDA said it’s expanding its inquiry into the serious illness of a participant in its COVID vaccine trial, and the CEOs of Facebook, Google, and Twitter will be subpoenaed for testimony by the Senate Commerce Committee.
Read MorePlus, several blue-chip companies announced tens of thousands of job cuts, Moderna and Regeneron are up on positive coronavirus drug news, and two software companies went public through direct listings this morning.
Read MorePlus, global coronavirus cases surpassed 1 million, JPMorgan will pay $920 million to resolve probes related to ‘spoofing’ by its traders, and Nikola shares are down again this morning on assault allegations against former Chairman Milton.
Read MorePlus, a judge temporarily blocked the Trump administration’s order banning TikTok from being downloaded from U.S. app stores, there’s new hope on the stimulus front, and Devon Energy and WPX Energy are moving forward with a merger of equals.
Read MorePlus, Goldman Sachs said fears that a delayed U.S. election result could upend the stock market are overblown, Novavax entered a late stage trial for its coronavirus vaccine candidate, and Amazon announced two new Fire TV sticks.
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