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Foot Locker reported top- and bottom-line results that outpaced expectations while navigating COVID-19.

Investors will examine the latest data on existing home sales

Investors wrap a winning session shaking off a rise in weekly jobless claims.

Lyft Inc. and Uber Technologies Inc. received an emergency stay that will allow them to continue operations in California rather than shut down or be forced to reclassify drivers as employees instead of independent contractors, according to a report.

Alibaba reported second-quarter profit spiked 143% as its core e-commerce business returned to pre-coronavirus levels.

BJ Wholesale Club reported earnings soared 96% as members stocked up on goods while riding out the coronavirus pandemic from home.

Traders will get reports on jobless claims and manufacturing

Intel CEO announces a fat buyback along with bullish comments about the stock.

Facebook allegedly violated the state's law through its "Tag Suggestions" feature

The president accused Goodyear of "playing politics" and discussed his call for a boycott of the brand at the White House briefing.

Former General Electric CEO Jeff Immelt has dropped $1 million on 70,000 shares of Bloom Energy at an average share price of $14.86, according to an Securities and Exchange Commission filing on August 14. 

Apple is the first U.S. company to attain a $2 trillion market valuation. Saudi Aramco briefly hit the benchmark last year.

Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. shares were under pressure Wednesday as President Trump called for a boycott of the company, after some employees said they were told they could wear Black Lives Matter apparel but not clothing with logos such as MAGA or Blue Lives Matter.

Apple shares have gained 59% this year, propelling the tech giant to a $2 trillion market capitalization.

Target Corp. reported record comparable sales as customers stocked up on goods while riding out the COVID-19 pandemic from home.

Lowe's Companies, Inc. reported earnings and sales that outpaced Wall Street estimates as more customers shopped online while riding out the COVID-19 pandemic from home.

The lawsuit seeks unspecified damages for loss of control of personal data

The S&P 500′s milestone caps a furious, 51.5% rally that began in late March

CEOs at the top 350 firms in the US were paid $21.3 million on average last year, a 14% increase over the year before, as top executives continue to see their compensation skyrocket, according to a report out Tuesday by the left-leaning Economic Policy Institute.

Kohl's shares plunged despite better-than-expected results.