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Here’s more fuel for an already lit market while Europe and Japan head into recession and China heads south.

Apple recently stopped reporting iPhone unit sales in all regions, long considered to be a crucial bellwether for the health of the company’s business.

The latest round of U.S.-China trade talks are expected to conclude Wednesday.

Asian stocks were mostly higher on Monday as traders watched for developments on a fresh round of trade talks between American and Chinese officials in Beijing this week.

Many of these products had already seen a price hike in 2018.

Asian stocks were mixed on Monday as traders watched for developments on a fresh round of trade talks with the United States this week in Beijing.

___ AP sources: Prosecutors probing Enquirer after Bezos report NEW YORK (AP) — Federal prosecutors are looking into the National Enquirer's handling of a story about Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos' extramarital affair to see if the tabloid's publisher violated a cooperation agreement with prosecutors.

U.S. stocks dipped in early trading Friday to join a worldwide drift lower as concerns remain high about global trade and the strength of the economy.

Major stock indexes ended unevenly Friday after a late-day recovery erased most of the market's early losses.

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

One equity index closed lower, while the other two closed higher.

Asian markets tumbled on Friday after President Donald Trump said he doesn't plan to meet Chinese leader Xi Jinping before a tariffs truce ends in March.

Hasbro lost sales from the collapse of retailer Toys 'R' Us and a challenging retail environment in the UK.

The bank said ATM services have been restored and are available for customer use,

___ Bankruptcy judge gives Sears another chance NEW YORK (AP) — A bankruptcy judge has blessed a $5.2 billion plan by Sears chairman and biggest shareholder Eddie Lampert to keep the iconic business going.

Stocks closed broadly lower Thursday as traders were discouraged by more disappointing news on the global economy and company profits.

The company topped Wall Street’s expectations across the board, with a same-store sales increase of more than 6 percent, driven in part by higher menu prices, and $1.23 billion in fourth-quarter revenue.

Shares had risen on a merger of BB&T and SunTrust, but then a Trump adviser threw cold water on the market.

Taco Bell recorded its strongest growth in same-restaurant sales in seven quarters.

Twitter reported quarterly profit, excluding some items, of 31 cents per share.