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___ Tech giants plunge again, pushing market into red for year NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks skidded again Tuesday as weak results from retailers and mounting losses for big technology companies pushed the market back into the red for the year.

Asian stocks slid Tuesday after tech losses dragged down Wall Street and Nissan's chairman was arrested on charges of financial misconduct.

Renewed losses for technology companies are taking U.S. stock indexes slightly lower Monday morning.

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The Latest on Nissan Motor Co.'s chairman Carlos Ghosn and allegations he underreported income.

Asian shares were mostly higher Monday after a buying spree on Wall Street kept up investor optimism into a new week, despite continuing worries about trade tensions.

___ Brexit, Italy, trade: Risks piling up for Europe's economy FRANKFURT, Germany (AP) — Europe's long-running economic rebound is facing a mid-life crisis as it copes with worries including a potential debt explosion in Italy, an escalating US-China trade war and a potentially disruptive British exit from the European Union.

A late afternoon wave of buying moved U.S. stocks higher Thursday.

Shares were mixed in Asia on Friday on revived concerns over the prospects for a breakthrough in trade tensions between the U.S. and China.

U.S. stocks moved broadly lower in early trading Thursday, extending the market's losing streak into a sixth day.

Even the most balanced investors have gotten knocked on their heels this year.

Most Asian stock markets gained Thursday after Wall Street fell and Britain's Cabinet endorsed a draft agreement to leave the European Union.

Energy companies led U.S. stocks broadly higher in early trading Wednesday, wiping out some of the market's losses from a day earlier.

___ Big question for Amazon's 2 chosen cities: Will it pay off?

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U.S. stock indexes were mostly higher in early trading Tuesday, erasing some of the losses from a steep, technology-driven sell-off a day earlier.

___ Amazon goes bicoastal: will open HQs in New York, DC suburb NEW YORK (AP) — Amazon has set its sights on two of the nation's largest and most powerful metro areas, announcing Tuesday it had chosen a buzzy New York neighborhood and a suburb of Washington for its new East Coast headquarters.

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Most Asian stocks sank Tuesday after a tech sell-off dragged Wall Street lower.

U.S. stocks moved broadly lower in early trading Monday, weighed down by losses in technology companies and banks.