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Earnings growth is about to slow down, David Kelly, JPMorgan Funds chief global strategist, told CNBC on Monday.
Using Estimize, CNBC found that Microsoft, Alphabet, Twitter and Amazon are all expected to beat expectations.
UPS is one of the biggest laggards in the industrials sector this year, but one technician says the charts are pointing to a big breakout.
Morgan Stanley and UBS reduced their ratings for General Electric shares due to concerns about dividend cuts at its Nov. 13 analyst meeting.
The full interview with David Lebovitz.
Jefferies reiterates its buy rating for Nvidia shares, predicting the chipmaker will report profits above expectations in fiscal 2019.
By investing in digital currency, Wall Street is seeking relief from low volatility blanketing financial markets, Financial Times reports.
The U.S. is deeply divided politically and socially because of an escalating wealth disparity, according to Ray Dalio of Bridgewater Associates.
Citi Research reiterates its sell rating for AMD shares, predicting the chipmaker will lose sales to Intel's new "Coffee Lake" line of processors.
Until recently, direct competition between Alibaba and Amazon has been rare. Southeast Asia could offer a test on neutral turf, NYT reports.
Some of the names on the move ahead of the open.
A daily look at the morning's key financial stories.
The October 1987 Black Monday market crash, a Dow drop of 508 points, caused global stock panic. It could happen again.
Billionaire Saudi investor Prince Alwaleed says he's bullish on Citigroup, arguing that shares are still undervalued.
Jim Cramer addresses the golf cohort to see which stocks are worth your green.
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