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US Commerce Secretary says this week's trade deals have solidified the economy

A "softer business performance" weighed in on the decision.

Stocks pop to fresh highs after bonanza of trade deals.

Google shares are up 8.5 percent in 2020.

Morgan Stanley became the latest Wall Street firm to downgrade Tesla's stock.

The coffeehouse chain said it plans to operate 100 stores within its community store program by 2025, up from 15 stores as of this spring.

The Dow closed above 29,000 for the first time

Debney had led the company since 2011.

Beyond Meat shares have rallied 46 percent since rival Impossible Foods said it's no longer in talks to supply a McDonald's PLT.

Investors celebrate progress on the trade front.

All three of the major averages are trading in record territory.

Beyond Meat shares gained 64 percent from their May 2 debut through the end of 2019.

President Trump and China's chief negotiator, Liu He, are scheduled to sign a modest trade pact Wednesday

Bank earnings, coupled with the US-China trade deal, drive volatile session.

GameStop's cause of death may be growth in tech, just like fellow entertainment giant Blockbuster.

Despite the loss, short-sellers aren't giving up their bets that the stock price is headed for a fall.

Wells Fargo earned $2.9 billion, or a diluted 60 cents a share, as revenue slipped 5.2 percent year-over-year to $19.98 billion.

The bank earned $2.57 a share in the fourth quarter as revenue rose 8.4 percent year-over-year to $28.3 billion.

Investors are also looking ahead to the signing of an initial trade deal between Washington and Beijing

The company now expects full-year earnings to be below its prior forecast.