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100 billion-dollar companies, or unicorns, that are waiting to go public may get iced out.

A net 29 percent of fund managers surveyed by Bank of America expect global growth to improve over the next year.

Knight-Swift lowered its fourth-quarter earnings outlook to a range between 50 cents and 52 cents a share, down from its previous forecast of 62 cents to 65 cents.

Trade deals and 2.1% GDP give stocks a new leg up.

Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai will earn a $2 million base salary beginning in 2020, and could earn an additional $330 million in stock compensation if certain performance metrics are reached.

Consumer sentiment hit 99.3 in December, up from 96.8 the prior month, according to the University of Michigan.

Steve Mnuchin said the two countries could sign the first phase of a trade deal as soon as January.

The initial reading, released in October, showed growth of 1.9 percent.

Amazon's deliveries will reach 6.5 billion by 2022 at $10 a package, analysts said.

Former Fidelity mutual fund manager Peter Lynch remains optimistic about stocks.

Investors appear unfazed by Trump's impeachment

USMCA could boost US GDP by up to 1.2 percentage points and add 588,900 jobs, according to the International Trade Commission.

"One certain way to produce a crash would be a socialist win,” Stuart Varney said.

The Max was the top-selling aircraft in Boeing's history before it was grounded after two fatal crashes in five months.

Nearly half of Americans who work a second job say they do it as a personal preference.

Darden Restaurants reported second-quarter profit fell 77.2 percent versus a year ago to $24.7 million due to a charge related to the termination of its defined benefit pension plan.  

Match Group owns the dating apps Match, Tinder, OKCupid and PlentyofFish.

Mainland China (-2.4), Spain (-1.8) and France (-1.7) were among the countries that saw notable declines.

"Wages are rising. It’s just an extraordinary economy right now," Labor Secretary Eugene Scalia said in his first interview since being sworn in.

India is America's ninth-largest trading partner, accounting for some $143 billion in goods and services transactions.