Plus, coronavirus cases hit a record in states ahead of Election Day, Wayfair reported a 66% rise in revenue, and Ant Group’s global record-setting IPO was suspended in Shanghai.
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, jobless claims were lower than expected for last week though recovery in the labor market appears to be slowing, there’s a glimmer of hope on the stimulus front, and Moderna said it should have data for its late-stage coronavirus vaccine trial in November.
Read MorePlus, initial jobless claims again came in above 1 million, Johnson & Johnson is launching a trial for its coronavirus vaccine candidate with 60,000 people next month, and Airbnb filed to go public.
Read MoreThese 2 hot IPO stocks could be gearing up for more gains.
Read MorePlus, the U.S. trade deficit contracted last month, and shares of Peloton and Uber are down even after the two companies reported earnings beats.
Read MorePlus, earnings continue to roll in, Trump’s envoy to Ukraine just delivered a bombshell testimony, and why one penny stock has surged more than 800% so far this week.
Read MorePlus, earning reports are streaming in, Boris Johnson is threatening an election if tonight’s Brexit vote doesn’t go his way, and Facebook is being investigated by 47 attorneys general.
Read MorePlus, it may be too soon to pop the champagne on a U.S. – China trade deal, WeWork is weighing two bailout options, and Facebook’s Libra cryptocurrency is losing support.
Read MoreThe outlook may be getting increasingly darker, but Cramer says now is the right time to start looking for stocks on sale.
Read MoreBillionaire shark Mark Cuban has placed a large bet on this big-name stock.
Read MorePlus, developments in the impeachment inquiry, union worker strikes have cost GM $1 billion in the last 3 weeks, and Apple shares are up on strong new iPhone demand.
Read MorePlus, the White House isn’t planning on blocking Chinese investments at this point, Forever 21 is filing for bankruptcy, and WeWork is formally requesting to postpone its IPO.
Read MorePlus, trade discussions between the U.S. and China have finally been scheduled, the Ukraine whistleblower scandal continues, and IPOs have had a rough week.
Read MorePlus, the whistleblower’s complaint has been released, Peloton has gone public, and McDonald’s is about to test out plant-based burgers.
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