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These are the stocks posting the largest moves midday Tuesday.
The "Fast Money" traders share their first moves for the market open.
The president of Peugeot family holding company FFP says he would support a new deal and suggested Fiat Chrysler was among the options.
Investors should consider industrial stocks as their valuation, strong fundamentals and expected earnings growth make them an attractive investment, according to experts.
Argus Research downgraded Boeing to hold from buy on Tuesday, calling out the poor response from management after the second deadly crash of a 737 Max plane.
Some of the names on the move ahead of the open.
BTIG's Julian Emanuel predicts financials bolstered by a Brexit deal will lead the next leg of 2019's rally.
Indonesian e-commerce firm Tokopedia plans to use the billion-dollar investment it secured last year to make the company "stronger," said its associate vice president of financial technology, Samuel Sentana.
Grab said on Tuesday it is rolling out several financial products including microinsurance and credit services to users in Southeast Asia.
Germany seems to be obsessed with the idea of creating a national banking champion.
Deutsche Bank loaned money to Donald Trump before he became president despite multiple red flags, The New York Times reports.
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By increasing the number of women and minorities holding the two most junior job titles in Wall Street's hierarchy, Goldman is hoping to improve diversity across the firm over time.
Meanwhile, AT&T's WarnerMedia plans to ramp up its streaming offerings with a new service launching later this year.
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