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These are the stocks posting the largest moves midday Thursday.
Growth perked up late in the first quarter, to well above 2% after looking to be 1% or less during the winter storms and government shutdown.
The "Fast Money" traders share their first moves for the market open.
Marijuana grower Canopy Growth announced a $3.4 billion deal to acquire Acreage Holdings after cannabis has been legalized in the U.S.
The prospective nominee promises to pursue a stable dollar if confirmed to a central bank board that he thinks is too dominated by academics.
European stocks edged higher as investors attempted to looked past weak euro zone data.
Cannabis company Green Thumb Industries is making strides in the U.S. cannabis market despite federal hurdles, and CEO Ben Kovler sees even more runway.
Shares of Snap fall after an analyst at Wedbush Securities downgraded the social media company amid valuation concerns.
Raymond James' Jeff Saut says the bull market has at least another five years of life in it, even though "nobody believes it."
Citi downgrades Morgan Stanley to neutral from buy, saying the stock is "fairly valued."
Some of the names on the move ahead of the open.
Shares of Blackstone jumped more than 7% in trading as the investment firm announced it will become a corporation in July.
China's auto industry has hit a soft patch, but there may be a bright spot.
Consumers are expected to have spent more on gasoline and cars in March, likely pushing monthly retail sales higher after February's surprise decline.
See which stocks are posting big moves after the bell on April 17.
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