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What happened Shares of discretionary stocks, including Ruth's Hospitality (NASDAQ: RUTH), MGM Resorts International (NYSE: MGM), and Melco Resorts (NASDAQ: MLCO) were getting hammered today as jitters over another wave of coronavirus infections spooked investors today.

What happened Shares of Sabre (NASDAQ: SABR) fell by as much as 10% today as investors continued a broader stock sell-off that began earlier this month. The S&P 500 fell 2.3% in afternoon trading and Sabre's stock is down 8.4% as of 2:21 p.m. EDT.

Morgan Stanley (NYSE: MS) has become the first major U.S. bank to commit to achieving "net-zero financed emissions" by 2050. 

The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic has – and continues to be – felt by every industry around the world, for better or worse.

What happened  Shares of U.S. energy driller Centennial Resource Development (NASDAQ: CDEV) fell as much as 13% in the first hour and a half of trading on Monday. Following close behind was fellow exploration and production (E&P) name QEP Resources (NYSE: QEP), which droppe

What happened Coronavirus fears raised their ugly heads in a big way this morning, and all sorts of stocks related to the travel industry are suffering for it. For example, in midday trading, shares of travel reservations specialist Booking Holdings (NASDAQ: BKNG) dropped 5.4%,

BioLife Solutions (NASDAQ: BLFS) is starting the week with a bang. On Monday morning, the company announced it has signed a definitive agreement to purchase privately held SciSafe. The price is $30 million, which will be paid half in cash and half in newly issued BioLife common

General Electric (NYSE: GE) announced on Monday that it would exit the "new build coal power market," in yet another blow to the troubled coal industry.

What happened Airline shares lost altitude on Monday morning after a weekend news cycle heavy on concerns about a new wave of COVID-19 cases and closings. The airlines were hit hard in the spring when the U.S. and international partners went on lockdown, and the industry can ill

(RTTNews) - The Switzerland stock market tumbled on Monday, in line with markets across the globe, amid mounting worries about surging coronavirus cases and fears of lockdown measures in several parts of Europe.

Gene-sequencing giant Illumina (NASDAQ: ILMN) confirmed last week's rumor that it's buying Grail, a start-up working on early detection of cancer using DNA analysis of blood samples, in a deal worth $8 billion. Grail was founded by Illumina in 2016, spun off as an independent co

MoneyGram International, Inc. MGI recently announced that its online platform has been gaining traction from strong customer demand, driven by its digital capabilities. This upside led to robust digital transaction growth for the company in August.

2020 has been a great year for Costco (NASDAQ: COST). While much of the global economy came to a screeching halt, companies like Costco and Walmart (NYSE: WMT) that provide people with the essentials experienced skyrocketing sales in their basic categories. Restaurant chains wer

What happened Shares of nuclear fuel miner Uranium Energy (NYSEMKT: UEC) plunged in Monday morning trading, down 15.5% around 11:30 a.m. EDT. The drop comes after the business announced a secondary share offering that was first announced on Friday will nearly double in size.

Investors didn't find a lot to celebrate in GameStop's (NYSE: GME) latest earnings report. While the announcement showed progress at cutting costs and improving cash flow, it contained no hint of a sales growth rebound.

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What happened Shares of Fastly (NYSE: FSLY) climbed on Monday, following news that President Donald Trump is planning to approve a deal that will allow the cloud computing service provider's largest customer to continue to operate in the U.S.

Peloton Interactive (NASDAQ: PTON) and Take-Two Interactive (NASDAQ: TTWO) have delivered big returns to investors, but these two companies are swimming in a big ocean of opportunity in their respective markets. Here's why it's not too late to buy these two top growth stocks.

What happened Shares of movie theater operator AMC Entertainment Holdings (NYSE: AMC) dropped as much as 11% out of the gate on Monday. There didn't appear to be any material news out of the company, but that didn't stop investors from taking in the bigger picture shaping up in

What happened Shares of DraftKings (NASDAQ: DKNG) slid as much as 11.4% in morning trading Monday as the Dow Jones Industrial Average dove over 800 points, or about 3%, at the open.