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Retailers are facing "revenue cliffs" and margin compression this year, and it's not clear to investors where the bottom is.
Citi Research upgraded and raised its price target on Mylan, declaring that the drug manufacturer is "the best positioned" in generics.
Josh Brown explained the strong investor confidence in companies and CEOs is why the market isn't falling amid the turmoil of the President Donald Trump administration.
Pershing Square's Bill Ackman said the firm bought out of the money call options on a volatility index to hedge against the risk of a market drop.
More pain is ahead for this year's worst-performing sector, according to strategists who see oil prices dragging energy stocks even lower.
Chinese investments in the U.S. have more than halved this year, according to Dealogic.
One strategist says the rally could just be on its last legs.
The full interview with Tom Lee and Richard Clarida.
Jim Cramer also warns President Donald Trump to be careful.
SunTrust Robinson Humphrey initiated coverage of Snap shares with a sell rating, citing the competitive threat of its larger rivals.
Shareholders in one gambling technology company have hit the jackpot in 2017.
The "Fast Money" traders share their moves for the first hours of the trading day.
A daily look at the morning's key financial stories.
The Great Recession "scarred people so significantly that they are reluctant to trust in long-term investments," Raphael Bostic tells CNBC.
Amazon shares dropped initially after Trump blasts the e-commerce giant again on Twitter.
Some of the names on the move ahead of the open.
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