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Jeffrey Gundlach believes the U.S. stock market can't diverge from global equity markets forever.
Worry about the rising interest rate environment was a major driver for the market sell-off Wednesday.
Top Wall Street investors point to rising rates and deteriorating trade talks between the U.S. and China as reason to stay away from tech, while others see the worsening sell-off as an attractive entry point.
Chip stocks are plunging this month as traders react to surging interest rates and concerns over a potential downturn for the semiconductor industry.
Travelers' digital insurance storefront is the first of its kind on Amazon's website, according to the company.
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin tells the Financial Times he wants to include an agreement on currency in the China trade deal.
Bank of America Merrill Lynch reiterates its buy rating on Apple shares, predicting the smartphone maker will report earnings above expectations next year.
Deutsche Bank raises its rating to buy from hold for Walmart shares, predicting the retailer will report sales above expectations in its third quarter.
J.P. Morgan's equity research team wins first place for the third year in a row in Institutional Investor's annual "All-America Research Team" ranking.
Edward Morse of Citi, says oil prices should rebound after the commodity's record-setting plunge.
Goldman Sachs' Jeffrey Currie says worries of oversupply in the oil market don't justify the commodity's recent plunge.
Here's the full interview with Jeffrey Saut, chief investment strategist at Raymond James.
Stifel's Barry Bannister says there are only two things the market cares about right now: the Federal Reserve and trade.
Cowen shares with clients its top internet picks for earnings season.
Morgan Stanley shares its favorite internet picks into year-end, which have earnings upside potential.
Needham reiterates its buy rating on Apple, citing surveys which show better demand for the next iPhone.
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