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Tesla Chief Executive Elon Musk told the electric car company that he plans to purchase $20 million of common stock, according to a Securities and Exchange Commission filing.
A U.S. Treasury employee has been arrested and charged with leaking mulitple reports about suspicious financial transactions to media outlets. The woman, Natalie Mayflower Sours Edwards, will face criminal charges in New York.
Stocks could see another swoosh before the market is able to build on, or even hold, this week's gains.
Trump's comments follow remarks from Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell on Tuesday, in which he blamed rising budget deficits on social safety net spending rather than the GOP's tax cuts.
Netflix's cash burn hit a record level last quarter as the company increases its spending on original content.
The jackpot has been rolling since it was last won on July 24.
Pfizer's offering early retirement ahead of layoffs early next year, it announced internally to employees Tuesday. The company, which currently employs more than 90,000 workers, didn't say how many people it plans to cut.
American and Chinese officials have suggested that the leaders of the two countries may be able to advance talks at the upcoming G-20 summit in Argentina. Asked about that possibility, Ross suggested it was unlikely that much would be accomplished there.
Hof died at one of his legal Nevada brothels, according to the Reno Gazette Journal. Another brothel of his, the Moonlite Bunny Ranch, was made famous by the HBO show "Cathouse."
Apple's privacy website relaunch is another step in the company's bid to differentiate its brand as one that avoids dealing in the sale of personal information of its customers.
The Street's top analysts were largely bullish in the wake of Netflix's strong earnings and subscriber growth, pushing the stock even higher.
Campbell Soup heirs who hold roughly 41 percent of the company's shares come out in support of the soup giant in its battle with activist investor Dan Loeb.
The government's Financial Stability Oversight Council, a group of market and bank regulators, has removed the "systemically important" designation for Prudential Financial.
U.S. President Donald Trump initiates withdrawal from global postal treaty in move against China.
"'Better' will be a big argument," Bruce Linton says as Canada becomes the largest country in the world with a legal national marijuana marketplace.
Housing stocks fall broadly after analysts at Credit Suisse lowered their ratings and price targets on several companies in the sector.
KeyBanc actually lowered its view on Netflix a day after it reported earning per share of 89 cents, cutting the company to sector weight from overweight and putting price target on Netflix of $377.
Canadian cannabis companies have already struck multibillion-dollar partnerships and joined major U.S. stock indexes, while marijuana remains illegal at the federal level in the U.S.
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