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U.S. markets were closed for the Thanksgiving holiday and will have a half-day session on Friday.

Kalanick has been busy selling shares since the initial public offering lockup expired on Nov. 6.

Farmers have grown cautious about making major investments in new equipment.

Stocks hit fresh records on the short holiday week.

Stocks continue to march higher.

Appointed by former President Ronald Reagan in 1987, Alan Greenspan earned a reputation as a "market whisperer" who could soothe rattled investors.

Alibaba closed at 187.60 Hong Kong dollars ($23.96) per share after trading as high as 189.50 Hong Kong dollars.

Chain reported growth across three primary product lines

The electronics retailer earned $293 million, or an adjusted $1.13 a share, on revenue of $9.76 billion.

Goldman Sachs sees good things for the S&P 500 in 2020.

Stocks rally as China makes a move on intellectual property and dealmaking picks up.

StubHub makes up about 14 percent of eBay's revenue.

Xerox's offer of $22 per share consists of $17 in cash and 0.137 Xerox shares for each HP share.

General Electric shares were little changed on the news.

The deal was first reported by FOX Business’ Maria Bartiromo on Thursday.

“It's [forecast the] pet care industry, globally, will surpass $269 billion by 2025," investor Francine Lai said.

World stocks rose Friday as upbeat comments by Chinese President Xi Jinping helped quell anxiety over the state of trade talks with the U.S.

Dealmaking may get a big boost in the coming weeks and months.

Kalanick has been unloading shares since the expiration of the initial public offering lockup.

Stocks traded in a narrow range on Thursday.