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Stock Market Today (10/29/21): New Market Records Despite 2 Mega-Cap Misses
Stock Market Today Apple (AAPL) and Amazon.com (AMZN) both dropped after disappointing quarterly reports, but the major indexes closed Friday at new heights regardless.
By Kyle Woodley
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Stock Market Today (10/25/21): Trillion-Dollar Tesla Leads Monday Market Charge
Stock Market Today The Dow and S&P 500 notched new highs, while the Nasdaq moved within a chip-shot of its all-time peak.
By Kyle Woodley
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Stock Market Today (10/22/21): AmEx Lifts Dow to New Heights
Stock Market Today American Express's strong Q3 earnings shone as the Dow closed the week on a high note. Intel and Snap weren't so lucky.
By Kyle Woodley
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Stock Market Today (7/23/21): Dow Hits 35K as Rally Spurs Fresh Index Records
Stock Market Today Twitter and Snap had strong showings in the earnings confessional.
By Karee Venema
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Stock Market Today 5/20/21: Giddy Up, Growth! Tech and Comms Lead Gains
Stock Market Today The technology and communication services sectors set the pace Thursday amid broad gains sparked by another pandemic low in unemployment filings.
By Kyle Woodley
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11 Transformative M&A Deals You Should Care About
investing The M&A market is expected to heat up this year. Here are 11 noteworthy merger-and-acquisition stories we're following.
By Will Ashworth
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Stock Market Today 10/21/20: Snap Soars, Netflix Nosedives as Stocks Sit and Wait
stocks Stocks mostly treaded water Wednesday as stimulus negotiations continued, but Snap (SNAP) and Netflix (NFLX) provided some fireworks.
By Kyle Woodley
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Closing Bell 7/22/20: Dow Edges Higher Despite Growing Rift With China
Markets The Dow and other major indices eked out gains Wednesday despite new wrinkles in U.S.-China relations; Tesla (TSLA) surges in after-hours action.
By Kyle Woodley
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5 Stocks to Sell According to Wall Street Analysts
investing The fourth quarter has been a pretty painful experience for investors so far.
By Harriet Lefton
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