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Price values tech company at $33 billion; shares set to begin trading Wednesday

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo enacted a host of guidelines that restaurants must follow when indoor dining resumes on Sept. 30.

Investor optimism is on the rise as a COVID-19 vaccine nears.

Apple shares pulled back after the company announced new products and a services bundle.

Nikola Motors CEO Trevor Milton bought shares of the electric truck maker in the face of a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission investigation.

The global economy is out of recession for the first time since February, according to fund managers surveyed by Bank of America.

Bank deals won't pick up until 2021, according to Citizens Bank CEO Bruce Van Saun.

Earlier Tuesday, key economic statistics showed that China's economic recovery accelerated in August. Retail sales in the Asian nation returned to pre-coronavirus levels with their first month of growth this year.

Barra said GM performed the “appropriate diligence” prior to closing its $2 billion transaction with Nikola.

Stocks rallied Monday amid further optimism over a COVID-19 vaccine and after a flurry of deals.

Goldman Sachs economists said last week that a faster-than-expected snapback in consumer spending will allow the U.S. economy to grow at a 35% pace in the third quarter, up from its previous forecast of 30% growth.

U.S. stock futures rose Monday, signaling stocks may start the week on a firm footing after a bout of volatility driven by swings in technology shares.

Arm, which is best known for selling processor designs, gives Nvidia the ability to compete with the likes of Intel Corp. and Advanced Micro Devices in the highly competitive data center chip market.

Investors are trading stock options and chasing fast-rising shares at record rates, activity that’s expected to jolt markets through the coming election.

The records from AT&T relate to the company’s claim to have made internet service available to 133,000 locations in the state

In January, Boeing reversed course and said it would recommend simulator training for all pilots before the MAX returns to service

A ban on widely-used mobile payment app WeChat would cut off a vital revenue stream for U.S. companies operating in China.

A new wave of investors suffered big losses in recent days, getting a harsh lesson on how the stock market works.

Disney's $200 million live-action remake has run into controversy for being partly filmed in the Xinjiang region

A group of stock exchanges and trading platforms contend that millions of Americans who invest in financial markets to save for retirement would be hurt by a potential new tax in New Jersey to be levied on financial transactions.