The stocks making the biggest moves in premarket trading include Deere, Foot Locker, GE, Pfizer, Tesla, and more.
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‚Don’t get too optimistic‘ — Cramer says Wall Street records don’t reflect Main Street struggles
„I think this is the two economies. The ‚V-shaped‘ recovery in stocks is not the ‚V-shaped‘ recovery in the economy,“ CNBC’s Jim Cramer said Thursday.
On its way to $2 trillion, Apple became a market unto itself for investors seeking growth and income
Apple is one of the big tech engines pulling the market higher, but it is unique in that investors view it as an asset class unto itself.
Waiting for that extra $300 weekly unemployment benefit? For thousands, it may never come
The federal government has approved 11 states to offer a $300 weekly boost in unemployment benefits. But thousands of workers in those states won’t be eligible for the assistance.
Remark CEO says Wolfpack Research claims his company is fraudulent are ‚misleading,‘ ‚outdated‘
Wolfpack Research’s claims that artificial intelligence technology company Remark Holdings is committing fraud are „misleading,“ Remark’s CEO says.
‚Impressive‘ economic recovery will drive stocks to new highs through 2021, Wall Street bull Phil Orlando predicts
Federated Hermes‘ Phil Orlando lists what he sees going right for the economy and market rally.
Stocks making the biggest moves after hours: Nvidia, Intel, Goodyear & more
Check out the companies making headlines after the bell.
Stocks making the biggest moves in the premarket: Alibaba, Estee Lauder, CureVac, Nvidia & more
The stocks making the biggest moves in premarket trading include Alibaba, Estee Lauder, CureVac, and Nvidia.
Nvidia earnings beat expectations, its data center business is bigger than its gaming business for the first time ever
With help from the $7 billion Mellanox acquisition, Nvidia’s data center business delivered more revenue than the company’s gaming unit for the first time.
Alibaba beats estimates as pandemic fuels online, cloud computing demand
China’s Alibaba beat quarterly revenue estimates on Thursday as its core e-commerce business thrived due to people preferring to shop online for essentials, even as coronavirus-related restrictions eased.