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President Nicolas Maduro announced a new currency going into effect Monday to stop its out-of-control inflation, and it’s backed by a cryptocurrency that its own parliament says is illegal and others have called a scam.
Cit Research reiterates its "neutral/high risk" rating on Tesla shares, citing the company's deteriorating balance sheet.
The "Options Action" traders share their first moves for the market open.
Tesla's stock snapped a four-day losing streak Monday after its share price fell below $300 per share earlier in the session.
J.P. Morgan now believes the funding behind Tesla CEO Elon Musk's talk of going private was "not secured."
The Chinese and European refusals to reduce extravagant trade surpluses with the U.S. is becoming an unbearable theater of the absurd, Michael Ivanovitch writes.
The leader of the social media giant said in an interview that the company is "ready to question everything" in its efforts to create a healthier platform.
Former OMB director David Stockman, who served in the Reagan administration, sees a jolt for the ages approaching Wall Street.
National security advisor John Bolton reportedly said Sunday that the U.S. government is not just worried about Russian interference in the 2018 midterm elections. It's concerned about Chinese, Iranian, and North Korean meddling, too.
Hackers are using a method known as “SIM swapping” to steal phone numbers and in some cases, use them to take millions of dollars worth of cryptocurrency.
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The U.S. stock market is well on its way to better-than-average gains this year, but a quick glance at overseas markets reveals a more sobering story.
Morgan Stanley lowers its price target for General Motors shares, citing a car sales slowdown in China.
Shares of Tesla tumbled as much as 8.9 percent after a New York Times feature outlined some serious struggles for CEO Elon Musk.
The "Fast Money" traders share their first moves for the market open.
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