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U.S. equity markets finished mixed on Monday after President Trump signed executive orders to provide COVID-19 relief while Congress ironed out its differences.

Robinhood will stop providing access to data that shows how many users are buying and selling a stock.

Kodak shares plunged by as much as 43% after the $765 million loan for its pivot into the drug industry was put on hold following a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission investigation.

Marriott International Inc. lost $234 million in the three months through June as sales fell 72% amid the coronavirus pandemic.

U.S. stock futures wobbled Monday as investors assessed the slowing pace of new coronavirus infections, potential complications surrounding fresh federal stimulus spending plans and escalating tensions with China.

The U.S. economy added 1.76 million jobs in July and the unemployment rate sank to 10.2 percent.

Dish TV revenue slipped as the number of paid net subscribers fell for Dish TV and Sling TV.

Global stocks fell Friday amid building tensions between Washington and Beijing after President Trump moved to impose new limits on two Chinese social-media apps.

Results were heavily affected by the pandemic as well as by a decline in revenue related to the sale of the company's supermarket-coupon business, News Corp said.

The tech-heavy index notched its 32nd record-high close of the year.

Vista Outdoor ammunition sales are surging as Americans buy more guns

The video game giant reported profits surged 428% in the quarter.

The Louisville, Kentucky-based pizza chain operator reported second-quarter sales spiked 15 percent from a year ago.

Restaurant Brands International reported a 25 percent drop in second-quarter revenue amid weakness at Burger King and Tim Hortons.

U.S. stock futures wobbled Thursday ahead of fresh data offering insights into the health of the labor market.

Bezos, 56, sold one million shares of Amazon stock.

Lawmakers wrangled over a new COVID-19 relief package and drugmakers made progress toward a vaccine.

Despite the Nasdaq's surge, investors don't see big tech's run slowing down anytime soon.

Moderna says orders for the experimental COVID vaccine are rolling in.

Wayfair swung to a second-quarter profit as sales spiked 84 percent from a year ago.