U.S. stocks traded mostly flat to start the week as investors braced for a big week of corporate earnings and more Covid stimulus talks.
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Stocks making the biggest moves in the premarket: Hasbro, Moderna, Albertsons, Biogen & more
The stocks making the biggest moves in premarket trading include Hasbro, Moderna, Albertsons, Biogen, and more.
Tech earnings could determine whether sell-off is routine pullback or leadership crisis for stocks
Friday ended the Nasdaq’s longest-ever streak without back-to-back daily declines at 49 sessions, one longer than the prior record from 1979.
Hasbro revenue falls 29% as store closures, product shortages hurt sales; shares drop
Store closures, product shortages and lower retail inventory hampered Hasbro in the second quarter, as the company posted weaker-than-expected earnings on Monday.
Executives are selling stock as the market experiences its epic rebound
The ratio of companies with insider buying compared to insider selling is at 0.27 in July, the lowest level since at least 2007, according to Washington Service.
Gold surges to record close as U.S.-China tensions escalate and coronavirus concerns rise
Gold prices rose to an all-time high Friday as investors sought safety in the precious metal amid rising U.S.-China tensions and lingering fears over the coronavirus pandemic.
Here’s what happened to the stock market on Friday
Stocks fell on Friday, concluding a volatile week.
Individual investors are a ‚big part‘ of the market over last few months, NYSE president says
NYSE President Stacey Cunningham said she’s „excited“ to see retail investors engaged in the market.
Goldman Sachs agrees to $3.9 billion deal with Malaysia to settle criminal probe into 1MDB scandal
The deal helps remove a cloud that has hung over CEO David Solomon since he took over at Goldman in late 2018.
Cramer says Tesla CEO Elon Musk is a ‚big thinker‘ who makes us look like ‚Lilliputians‘
„He’s got this whole thing going on with solar and with energy that we don’t talk about enough,“ CNBC’s Jim Cramer said.