Markets
Trump slams Fed ahead of rate decision next week
Barron's senior editor Jack Hough talks rising stocks and the state of the economy.
Carl Icahn latest to fuel Wall Street’s New York exodus
The 83-year-old investor will close the Manhattan office at the end of March 2020 and open a new office near Miami one month later.
Apple's tricky accounting for streaming TV trial to have 'material negative impact': Goldman Sachs
Goldman Sachs thinks Apple's TV+ accounting will have a big impact on earnings.
'Walmart is the way of the future': Former Toys 'R' Us CEO
Former Toys 'R' Us CEO Gerald Storch on Walmart's subscription launch and the future of retail.
Market Movers
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GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY$9.34+0.09 (+0.97%)CAT
CATERPILLAR INC.$133.78+2.03 (+1.54%)BA
BOEING COMPANY$379.76+4.13 (+1.10%)SPY
SPDR S&P 500 ETF$301.09-0.20 (-0.07%)QQQ
INVESCO QQQ NASDAQ 100$192.54-0.69 (-0.36%)GLD
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ETFs
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare multiplayer beta test underway following first-ever video game ETF launch
Activision released the multiplayer beta version of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare for PlayStation 4 on Thursday in an industry that is set to hit global revenues of over $150 billion this year.
Investors should be ‘very cautious’ about high loss company IPOs: Analyst
Renaissance Capital Principle Kathleen Smith discusses her outlook for the IPO market.
Pacer ETFs President Sean O'Hara on the uncertainties weighing on investors
Pacer ETFs President Sean O'Hara on the uncertainties weighing on investors.
Earnings
WeWork is not really a technology company: Varney
FBN’s Stuart Varney on the WeWork IPO and the company’s financial woes.
Will Big Tech have to pay up to resolve federal probes?
Tech giants are facing greater legal risks than ever before.
Walmart vs. Target: This retailer boasts 'significant advantage' with wealthier shoppers
According to the data, Target sees 17.9 percent of their customers bring in more than $100,000 per year, compared to Walmart.
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