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Earnings and economic data will begin on the 22nd anniversary of 9/11, with the largest IPO of 2023 expected midweek and UAW deadline for Ford, GM and Stellantis this week.

Apple has lost nearly $200 billion in market value amid a string of reports citing iPhone curbs for workers in China, according to data collected by Dow Jones Market Data Group.

Despite Stellantis coming closer to UAW demands than contemporaries Ford and GM, the offer is still much less than the 46% wage hike being sought by the union.

AMC Entertainment shares are falling on Wall Street on Wednesday after the movie theater company disclosed an equity distribution agreement to sell more than 40 million common shares.

Southwest Airlines and the International Brotherhood of Teamsters announced a tentative agreement on a new contract for more than 480 material specialists.

SoftBank is offering 95.5 million American depository shares of Arm for $47 to $51 each and is aiming to pull in $4.87 billion on the high end, according to a regulatory filing.

UBS will absorb Credit Suisse's Securities Research service later in September, wrapping the business into its own research operations, the bank said in a letter.

For stocks, September is historically one of the worst months on record, followed by an equally rough October. This year, the crosscurrents are a little different for investors.

After the Labor Day holiday, investors will kick off the first week of September with a host of earnings and Goldman's technology conference featuring the world's biggest AI players.

The Federal Trade Commission will allow Amgen to continue a $27.8 billion purchase of Horizon Therapeutics. The companies anticipate closing the deal in the fourth quarter.

Shares of Dell Technologies are up on Friday after the company said it was lifting its full year forecast for revenue and profit amid an AI boom and steady demand for computer hardware.

The shares of Robinhood were seized and subsequently transferred to the custody of the U.S. government after Bankman-Fried's FTX and Emergent filed for bankruptcy protection last year.

The best regulator for the AI sector is the market itself, according to Kevin O'Leary, who argued "massive capital" is needed to move innovations and profitability forward.

Assistant Secretary for Health Rachel Levine reportedly requested in a letter to DEA Administrator Anne Milgram that marijuana be downgraded to a schedule III substance.

It's a big week for jobs and housing data as well as more retail earnings as investors wind down the final days of August leading into the Labor Day holiday weekend.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk took his Cybertruck production candidate for a spin at the company's gigafactory in Texas this week as the automaker gets ready to take on rivals GM and Ford.

Mortgage lender Better Home & Finance Holding is hoping to move past its bad IPO, which debuted as the 30-year fixed mortgage rate hit the highest since 2001.

The SEC's five-member panel will vote on the changes, proposed last year, aimed at increasing transparency, fairness and accountability in the $20.4 trillion private funds industry.

Shares of Foot Locker plunged after the retailer lowered its yearly forecast and suspended its quarterly dividend to conserve cash, citing "price-sensitive" consumers.

The stakes are high for chipmaker Nvidia when it reports quarterly results after the bell Wednesday. A lofty stock price, market cap and AI dominance leave little room for disappointment.