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The Federal Reserve's decision on rates, consumer and producer inflation data, retail sales, GameStop's annual meeting and a potential spicy IPO top the week ahead on Wall Street.

Regulators have completed a safety review of Norfolk Southern following February's derailment and plans to complete a probe of other freight railroads.

Tesla shares are on pace to log their 10th-straight gain following reports of sales growth in China and the EV company’s new $7,500 tax credit.

Wall Street veteran James Demmert warned the bear market is not yet over despite a months-long rally, and said stocks could tumble another 10% this year.

Target shares have been hit with a series of downgrades as consumer pushback on the retailer’s Pride merchandise continues. Citi lowered Target to neutral from buy on Friday.

Amazon is cutting delivery routes short in places affected by poor air quality, while Target's order pickup service may not operate in the most affected areas.

Investor and Shark Tank star Kevin O’Leary says he’d get rid of Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong and find someone willing to work with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Changes to Tesla's battery supply chain has brought the electric automaker's Model 3 within the guidelines qualifying it for federal tax credits.

Target shares were downgraded for the second time in less than a week as headwinds mount for the retailer.

Morgan Stanley analysts warned that the recent stock market rally could end this year as earnings per share for the benchmark index S&P 500 slide 16%.

This week: Apple to unveil new VR headset; Lexus, Porsche and Honda to all unveil new cars; Activision to reveal new game; Janet Yellen to testify before Congress.

UBS is reportedly considering delaying its financial results from July 25 to late August due to the complex issues involved in the takeover of Credit Suisse.

Customers of Chase's online banking services ran into a glitch on Friday that caused some to see double transactions including fees and payments.

Lululemon shares jumped after the activewear company raised its sales and profit forecasts on strong demand for comfortable athletic clothing.

Electric truck maker Nikola may conduct a reverse stock split to boost the price of shares and prevent the Nasdaq from delisting the company.

Salesforce reported profit and revenue that topped Wall Street estimates, while the company forecasts the current quarter revenue will top expectations.

Bud Light's marketing push rolled out two months ago has been a headache and a costly move for parent company Anheuser-Busch and its shareholders.

FedEx Inc. has reportedly reached a tentative agreement with its pilots union on a new labor contract that could avert a potential strike.

Target's market value continues to tumble as the controversy over its Pride merchandising marketing move roils investors, along with other efforts backed by the retailer.

Nvidia's push into AI has helped catapult shares of the chipmaker to a new milestone, giving it a market value of over $1 trillion joining just a handful of other tech giants.