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Wedbush analyst Dan Ives said it was a potentially "game changing" quarter for Tesla.

About 10 percent of Southwest's available seat miles in October were expected to come from the 737 Max.

Tesla and Microsoft reported better-than-expected results while Twitter disappointed.

Founder John Schnatter wants back in.

The eccentric CEO surprised Wall Street.

Dow heavyweights Boeing and Caterpillar reported their quarterly results ahead of Wednesday's opening bell.

Under Armour shares spiked on news CEO Kevin Plank will step down at the end of the year.

The order from a VIP customer has a list price of $564 million.

Hasbro hopes to have 50 percent of its sourcing out of China by year-end 2020.

Next-day air delivery volumes jumped almost 24% in the three month period.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average was up less than 0.1 percent in the opening minutes of trading.

McDonald's shares were about 3 percent.

Motorcycle shipments were down 5.8 percent year-to-date.

Netflix needs billions but the street is unfazed.

Saks Fifth Avenue owner Hudson's Bay in $1.5b deal to go private

All three of the major indexes remain within 3 percentage points of their record peaks.

Wall Street is growing more concerned about Boeing shares as an investment.

U.S. stocks may be the best game in town…for now.

The latest on developments in financial markets (all times local): 9:35 a.m.

Global markets largely brushed off more disconcerting economic signals from China, which on Friday reported that its economy grew at its slowest pace in 26 years last quarter.