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Sen. Loeffler Responds to Critics of $18M Stock Purge

Lawmakers sold a lot of stock in the pandemic's early days

(Newser) - Sen. Kelly Loeffler is taking a stand against critics of her recent stock purge—one of several by lawmakers as the coronavirus began to spread. "It's absolutely false," Loeffler said Friday on Fox News . "And, it could not be true." CNBC notes that Loeffler and...

Only One Restaurant's Stock Is Up From Last Year

Domino's is up almost 8% in 2020

(Newser) - The novel coronavirus continues to wreak havoc around the globe, and restaurants are nervously keeping an eye on things as more people hole up at home to practice social distancing . One chain in particular, though, has been doing so well that it's "making analysts nervous," per MarketWatch...

Tesla Bears' Refrain: 'I Got My Butt Kicked'

'Wall Street Journal' tallies losses of $8.4B this year for those betting against the company

(Newser) - "Oh damn, I got my butt kicked." That's the lament of private investor Robert Majteles to the Wall Street Journal over the recent meteoric rise of Tesla's stock . The assessment pretty much sums up the story, which explains that Majteles is one of many investors in...

Stocks Plunge Amid Uncertainty Over Virus
Dow Falls More Than
600 Points Amid Virus Scare
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Dow Falls More Than 600 Points Amid Virus Scare

Technology stocks lead the losses, with Apple falling 3.9%

(Newser) - Stocks plunged on Wall Street as investors feared that a virus outbreak that originated in China will dent the global economy, the AP reports. Technology companies, which do a lot of business with China, led the losses. Airlines fell after Delta and American suspended flights to and from China. The...

Stocks Drop Amid US-Iran Clash
US-Iran Clash
Troubles Wall Street
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US-Iran Clash Troubles Wall Street

The Dow, S&P, and Nasdaq all take a dip

(Newser) - Stocks are closing lower on Wall Street as investors wait for the next step in the increasingly tense US-Iran confrontation, the AP reports. Oil prices gave up some of their recent gains after a US drone strike killed Iran's top general on Friday. Banks and makers of consumer products...

Guru: Exercise Titan Is So Done
Guru: Exercise Titan Is So Done

Guru: Exercise Titan Is So Done

Andrew Left at Citron Research sees dark days ahead for Peloton

(Newser) - Peloton's month could get worse—we're just not sure how. First, a company commercial was widely panned and inspired a tongue-in-cheek response . Then stock fell, and kept falling this week. Now an esteemed short seller predicts that Peloton shares will plunge to just $5 in 2020, CNN Business...

It's a Down Day for Stocks, Brutal for One Retailer

Urban Outfitters plunges 15.2%

(Newser) - Stocks are closing lower on Wall Street as investors worry that the US and China may not reach a trade deal this year, the AP reports. Technology and communications stocks helped pull the market lower Wednesday. Analog Devices, a chipmaker, fell 2.8%. AT&T lost 2.2%. Several retailers...

Brexit Talks Help Spark a Buying Mood
Dow Edges Up 23
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Dow Edges Up 23

And the S&P rises 8 points on upbeat day

(Newser) - Stocks are closing broadly higher on Wall Street as some solid corporate earnings and a breakthrough in negotiations over Britain's exit from the European Union put investors in a buying mood, the AP reports. Companies including Netflix, CSX, and Morgan Stanley rose Thursday after reporting surprisingly good profits. Industrial...

Banks Are Up, Health Care&#39;s Down
Stocks Take a Rocky Ride
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Stocks Take a Rocky Ride

And remarks by Fed officials leave investors uncertain

(Newser) - Stocks ended an up-and-down day mostly lower as losses for health care and technology companies offset gains in banks and other sectors, the AP reports. UnitedHealth Group gave up 3.1% Thursday and Adobe lost 1.3%. Remarks from two Federal Reserve bank presidents left investors less certain about the...

Retailers: We Have Good News
Retailers: We Have Good News
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Retailers: We Have Good News

Target jumps 20%, Lowe's 10% on an upbeat day

(Newser) - Stocks closed higher on Wall Street as investors applauded encouraging quarterly results from major retailers, the AP reports. Target soared 20% Wednesday after releasing earnings that blew past analysts' expectations. Lowe's also jumped 10% after its results beat forecasts. Technology companies accounted for a big share of the gains....

Banks Have It Worst Amid Modest Slide
It's a Bad Day for Banks
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It's a Bad Day for Banks

And the S&P 500 snaps a 3-day winning streak

(Newser) - Financial companies led a modest slide by stocks on Wall Street as a mixed batch of company earnings and declining bond yields weighed on the market, the AP reports. The selling pulled every major sector lower on Tuesday, snapping a three-day winning streak for the S&P 500. Banks took...

Wall Street&#39;s 2-Week Slide Continues
Dow Falls Nearly 400 Points
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Dow Falls Nearly 400 Points

Wall Street's 2-week slide continues

(Newser) - Banks and technology companies led stocks broadly lower on Wall Street, extending a two-week slide brought on by escalations of the trade conflict between the US and China that investors fear will slow down the global economy, reports the AP . The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell almost 400 points Monday....

It&#39;s a Bad Day for Netflix
It's a Bad Day for Netflix
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It's a Bad Day for Netflix

But overall, stocks closed mostly higher

(Newser) - Stocks shook off early losses and closed mostly higher on Wall Street as technology and bank stocks rallied Thursday, the AP reports. IBM rose 4.5% Thursday after reporting solid results. The company, along with Apple, helped lift the technology sector to lead the broader gains. Banks led financial stocks...

Stocks React to Fed&#39;s Afternooon Statement
Stocks React to Fed's
Afternooon Statement
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Stocks React to Fed's Afternooon Statement

There are modest gains after a slow start on Wednesday

(Newser) - Stocks brushed off a muted start on Wall Street and notched modest gains Wednesday after the Federal Reserve reaffirmed that it is prepared to cut interest rates if needed to shield the US economy from trade conflicts or other threats, the AP reports. In a widely expected move, the central...

Cancer-Drug Maker Has an Incredible Day
Cancer-Drug Maker
Has an Incredible Day
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Cancer-Drug Maker Has an Incredible Day

Array spikes 57% after agreeing to Pfizer acquisition

(Newser) - Stocks built on their recent momentum on Wall Street but the gains were relatively modest and trading remained choppy, the AP reports. Facebook jumped 4.2% and Netflix added 3.2% Monday, leading the way higher among communications companies. Health care stocks were also higher. Cancer drug maker Array jumped...

Another Ride-Sharing Giant Just Went Public

Uber shares were going for $45 each, raising $8.1B, just weeks after Lyft's IPO

(Newser) - With a ring of the opening bell, Uber began picking up passengers as a newly minted public company Friday, giving investors a chance to bet on a service with huge potential but a long way from turning a profit. Shares in the ride-hailing giant were sold in an initial public...

Investors Hammer Health Care Companies
Health Care Gets Hammered
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Health Care Gets Hammered

Possible congressional reforms spark fears on Wall Street

(Newser) - Stocks are closing lower on Wall Street Wednesday as losses by health care companies outweigh gains elsewhere in the market, the AP reports. Investors hammered insurers amid fears over the potential impact on their profits from health reforms being discussed in Congress. Anthem fell 3.6%, Cigna lost 3.7%,...

Amazon Revenue Dampens the Party
Amazon Revenue
Dampens the Party
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Amazon Revenue Dampens the Party

But on the bright side, US hiring was good

(Newser) - Stocks held on to tiny gains at the end of an up-and-down day of trading on Wall Street, the AP reports. Major indexes were higher for much of the morning as investors applauded the latest burst of hiring by US employers. The enthusiasm was tempered, however, by a disappointing revenue...

Apple's 'Darkest Day' Just Turned Into Dark 3 Months

Market capitalization loss of $452B since Oct. 3 is larger than the entire value of Facebook

(Newser) - Thursday was called the "darkest day" for Apple under Tim Cook. Now the bigger picture from the end of 2018 is emerging, and it's similarly stunning. CNBC reports that in the three months since Oct. 3, Apple's market capitalization losses have reached $452 billion, with Apple shares...

Markets Off to Brutal Start
Markets Off to Brutal Start

Markets Off to Brutal Start

Dow falls more than 500, putting 2018 gains at risk

(Newser) - Stocks are skidding again on Wall Street as a tech rout continues and several big retailers report weak results, per the AP . Apple sank another 3.6% in early trading Tuesday and Microsoft gave up 3.3%. Target, meanwhile, plunged 9.5% after missing Wall Street's earnings estimates. In...

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