Wall Street ended higher after a choppy session on Tuesday, lifted by Apple and energy stocks but limited by declines in AIG and Microsoft while investors awaited more U.S. government stimulus to fight economic fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Wall Street was mixed on Tuesday, buoyed by Apple and energy stocks but pulled lower by AIG and Microsoft, as investors awaited more U.S. government stimulus to reduce economic fallout from the coronavirus pandemic.
Apple Inc on Tuesday said Phil Schiller, one of its most publicly visible executives, is leaving his post as senior vice president of worldwide marketing to become an "Apple Fellow" but will retain leadership of the App Store.
The S&P 500 and Dow crept higher on Tuesday as investors held out for more U.S. government stimulus, but strained Sino-U.S. relations over TikTok and disappointing quarterly earnings from Ralph Lauren and AIG curbed gains.
The S&P 500 and Dow edged higher on Tuesday as investors held out for more U.S. government stimulus, but an escalation in Sino-U.S. tensions over TikTok and disappointing quarterly earnings from Ralph Lauren and AIG capped gains.
The S&P 500 and Dow were subdued on Tuesday as Sino-U.S. tensions escalated following President Donald Trump's moves to force a sale of TikTok's U.S. operations, with investors also disappointed by quarterly results from Ralph Lauren and AIG.
We are undoubtedly living in unprecedented times. Certain stocks that looked like decent buys at the beginning of the year are dragging down investors' portfolios in this volatile market. Take the travel industry, for instance. With mass lockdowns, border closures, and fears of
Following some delays related to COVID-19, Alphabet (NASDAQ: GOOG) (NASDAQ: GOOGL) subsidiary Google this week unveiled its mid-range Pixel 4a, the follow-up to last year's affordable Pixel 3a. The company also kind of announced the forthcoming Pixel 5 and 5G-compatible variant
What happened
Shares of Alibaba (NYSE: BABA) surged last month as the company rode a broader wave in Chinese stocks on signs that China's economy was recovering as the U.S. fell victim to a resurgence in coronavirus cases. A call from China's state-owned media also helped push
Alphabet unit Google's bid to take on Apple and Samsung in the wearable technology market by buying Fitbit hit a hurdle on Tuesday as EU antitrust regulators launched an investigation into the $2.1 billion deal.
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Wall Street was set to pull back on Tuesday as President Donald Trump's moves to force China-owned TikTok into a sale of its U.S. operations drew a sharp rebuke from Beijing, ratcheting up tensions as the world slides into a pandemic-fuelled recession.
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U.S. stock futures pulled back on Tuesday as President Donald Trump's moves to force China-owned TikTok into a sale of its U.S. operations drew a sharp rebuke from Beijing, ratcheting up tensions as the world slides into a pandemic-fuelled recession.
Japan's Sony Corp on Tuesday reported a 1.1% decline in first-quarter operating profit, much milder than market estimates as its gaming business thrived while consumers locked down at home looked for entertainment and downloaded more games.
Austrian chipmaker AT&S on Tuesday reported a 13.2% increase in its first-quarter core profit and forecast its profitability would increase in the second quarter thanks to strong demand from smartphone makers and industrial customers.
Austrian chipmaker AT&S on Tuesday reported a 13.2% increase in its first-quarter core profit and forecast profitability to increase in the second quarter thanks to strong demand from smartphone makers.
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