Stocks

Aston Martin, the maker of James Bond's favorite sports car, says it may sell shares for the first time as the company seeks to attract more wealthy buyers with an expanded product range including sedans, sports utility vehicles and even submarines.

A revision of second-quarter GDP had little impact on U.S. markets.

Major U.S. stock indexes wobbled and finished mostly higher Tuesday, led by technology companies and a handful of retailers.

Trump accused the tech leaders of bias against conservative voices.

U.S. stocks are rising Tuesday after setting records over the past few days.

The British sports car maker announced plans for a listing on the London Stock Exchange.

Just how good has the notoriously quiet month been?

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

Asian shares were mostly higher Tuesday after the White House said it reached a preliminary agreement with Mexico on replacing a North American free-trade deal.

Retail earnings and home prices were also in focus.

Global markets are rising Monday morning, and gains for technology companies, banks and industrial firms have U.S. stocks on track for more record highs.

___ US and Mexico tentatively set to replace NAFTA with new deal WASHINGTON (AP) — The Trump administration and Mexico have reached a preliminary accord to replace the North American Free Trade Agreement with a new deal that would be intended to encourage more manufacturing in the United States.

Stocks posted solid gains on Monday after the White House said it reached a preliminary agreement with Mexico on replacing NAFTA.

Driverless Toyota vehicles will be used as part of Uber’s ride-sharing network.

GM, Ford and Fiat Chrysler soared amid optimism over NAFTA trade negotiations.

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

Shares of Tesla are slipping on the first day of trading after the electric vehicle maker said it won't consider going private after all.

The Dow was up by triple digits, while the Nasdaq and S&P hit record highs.

Asian stocks rose on Monday as a dovish speech by U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell and all-time highs on Wall Street gave markets a breather from trade tensions.

First it was the shocking tweet that funding was secured and Tesla may go private, then a statement that the money wasn't locked down after all.