Stocks fell slightly on Tuesday as traders pored over the latest batch of corporate earnings results and the GOP coronavirus relief plan.

Institutional Investor Hall of Famer Richard Bernstein plots a strategy to weather market uncertainty and risks.

The tech index was launched on Monday and tracks the 30 largest technology companies listed in Hong Kong that pass the screening criteria.

JetBlue Airways swung to a second-quarter loss after revenue plunged more than 90% because of the coronavirus.

Pfizer reported better-than-expected second-quarter earnings and raised its outlook for 2020, despite a 32% drop in profit as demand fell for some of its drugs during the coronavirus pandemic.

McDonald’s global same-store sales improved sequentially during the quarter.

Industrial conglomerate 3M reported a 12% drop in quarterly revenue on Tuesday as demand for its products took a hit due to the global economic slowdown caused by the coronavirus crisis.

The coronavirus pandemic brought the U.S. automotive industry to a standstill. Investors will see just how bad the damage is when all three Detroit carmakers report earnings this week.

Dow futures were higher Monday as White House officials signal what Republicans are willing to accept in a new coronavirus relief bill.

Due to the country’s coronavirus surge, Bryn Mawr’s Jeff Mills predicts economic setbacks will start to meaningfully impact some of the summer’s most profitable market groups.