Plus, Tesla shares are taking a hit as its production in China is halted by the coronavirus, private payrolls soared by 291,000 in January, and Macy’s just released a new turnaround plan.
Read MorePlus, the coronavirus now has more than 20,000 confirmed cases globally, and Alphabet shares are lower after the Google parent reported lower-than-expected revenues.
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Read MorePlus, there are now 8,200 confirmed cases of the Chinese coronavirus, Facebook reported a 51% rise in expenses, and GM said it’s bringing back the Hummer.
Read MorePlus, the coronavirus now has more than 6,000 confirmed cases, Apple delivered a blowout quarter, and Boeing said costs related to the grounding of its 737 Max plane have exceeded $18 billion.
Read MorePlus, the Chinese coronavirus has spread to more than 4,600 patients, U.S. consumer confidence grew this month, and the U.K. is allowing vendors to use Huawei hardware in the build-out of the country’s 5G network.
Read MorePlus, the CDC identified a second case of the coronavirus in the U.S., Wells Fargo’s former CEO was barred from working at a bank again, and American Express also beat Wall Street’s expectations in its Q4 report.
Read MorePlus, there are now more than 600 confirmed cases of the coronavirus in China, Trump’s impeachment trial is headed into day 3, and Southwest Airlines and American Airlines reported earnings.
Read MorePlus, Trump’s impeachment trial gets underway in the Senate today, the World Economic Forum in Davos kicked off, and earnings season marches on with Halliburton reporting.
Read MorePlus, Trump’s Senate impeachment trial formally gets underway today, White House trade advisor Peter Navarro spelled out what the U.S. is looking for in the next round of trade negotiations with China, and Morgan Stanley reported an earnings beat.
Read MorePlus, mortgage applications surged in the first week of the year, Goldman Sachs delivered an earnings beat, and Target’s holiday sales disappointed.
Read MorePlus, the U.S. has taken China off of its list of currency manipulators ahead of the signing of the phase-one trade deal, earnings season has started, and there’s more bad news for Boeing.
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