Stocks

Knight-Swift lowered its fourth-quarter earnings outlook to a range between 50 cents and 52 cents a share, down from its previous forecast of 62 cents to 65 cents.

Trade deals and 2.1% GDP give stocks a new leg up.

Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai will earn a $2 million base salary beginning in 2020, and could earn an additional $330 million in stock compensation if certain performance metrics are reached.

Boeing's 737 Max accounts for more than 50 percent of Spirit Aerosystem's revenue.

Former Fidelity mutual fund manager Peter Lynch remains optimistic about stocks.

In recent weeks, the DOJ investigated claims that Live Nation had violated the consent decree’s terms on several occasions.

Investors appear unfazed by Trump's impeachment

"One certain way to produce a crash would be a socialist win,” Stuart Varney said.

Darden Restaurants reported second-quarter profit fell 77.2 percent versus a year ago to $24.7 million due to a charge related to the termination of its defined benefit pension plan.  

Match Group owns the dating apps Match, Tinder, OKCupid and PlentyofFish.

China is a critical market for JPMorgan.

Tesla touched a record high of $391.66 a share on Wednesday.

Auto sales in China dipped 9.1 percent in the first 11 months of the year to 23.1 million vehicles.

Stocks hit record highs as the House of Representatives readied for its impeachment vote.

Tyson Foods is one of the biggest beneficiaries of the ban being lifted.

Boeing’s production stoppage of its troubled 737 Max aircraft will reduce output of commercial aircraft by $25 billion annually.

Amazon has been building out its fleet of cargo planes to chip away at a business dominated by FedEx, UPS and the U.S. Postal Service.

Short-sellers have lost about $1.85 billion betting against Tesla in 2019.

The bulls keep running as stocks climb.

US equities marched higher to start the week.