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The U.S. and China are set for another face-off in trade talks.

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Second-quarter growth of 2.1 percent topped expectations of 1.8 percent.

The company forecast net sales in the range of $66 billion and $70 billion for the third quarter.

Revenue jumped 19.3% to $38.94 billion.

Though the trailblazing electric-car company produced a record number of cars, it lost $408 million in the second quarter. However, a company spokesman said that largely reflects one-time events and that on an adjusted basis the second-quarter earnings loss is closer to $120 million.

Investors seemed mostly unphased by Facebook’s latest rough patch, buoyed by strong second-quarter earnings.

Shares of Facebook jumped in after-market action, as the social media giant reported strong second-quarter results.

Filed on behalf of shareholder Johan Wallerstein, the lawsuit alleges that Netflix violated SEC regulations by making statements that were “materially false or misleading.”

Investors also continue to brace for the expected interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve later this month.

Years after a housing crash that left the economy hurting, many Americans still see real estate as their top pick when it comes to investing.

A deal, covering a portfolio of patents and staff valued at $1 billion or more, could be reached in the next week.

According to company records,102 company-owned and franchise locations have already closed in the first six months of the year.

Earnings, adjusted for asset impairment costs, were 35 cents per share.

The market is modeled on the NASDAQ.

The industry has been consolidating to survive a decline in print ad sales.

Shares were moving high in the premarket and will add to gains in the Dow Industrial Average when the market opens.

Morgan Stanley's 2Q results beat on both the top and bottom lines.