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US President Donald Trump Trump has been accusing Amazon of massive tax evasion and causing unspecified financial loss to the US Postal Service.
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Shares of companies that supply parts to Apple, including Broadcom, Skyworks Solutions, Finisar and Lumentum Holdings, fell between 2 percent and 5.5 percent.
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US stocks have repeatedly pushed to fresh records in recent weeks as a long-awaited tax cut favored by President Donald Trump has made steady headway in Congress.
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US stocks were higher in early afternoon trading on Tuesday, with all the three major indexes poised for their best one-day percentage gains in more than a week, led by technology stocks.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average, the most famous equity index benchmark on Wall Street, shot above 20,000 for the first time Wednesday.
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US stocks posted solid gains on Monday as investors cheered over a strong rebound in oil prices.
US stocks extended a recent rally as the Federal Reserve decision and rising oil prices continued to drive the stock market.
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US stocks sank more than 2.0 percent early Wednesday, with petroleum stocks diving, joining Asia and Europe in a selloff prompted by sliding oil prices and worries about lower growth.
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US existing-home sales in October were at a healthy pace but failed to keep up with September's jump, the National Association of Realtors said on Monday.
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The benchmark BSE Sensex fell over 106 points in early trade today on selling in banking, oil and pharma stocks by investors amid weak global trends.
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US stocks posted solid gains on Thursday, as Wall Street assessed mixed economic data and positive earnings reports from big banks.
Wall Street stocks tumbled Tuesday, joining European equities in falling on worries about global growth and the burgeoning Volkswagen emissions scandal.
The US stocks pared early losses to end higher Friday, as investors pondered over economic reports ahead of the US Federal Reserve's key policy meeting.
US stocks ended a rocky week on a muted note Friday, with the Dow dipping and Nasdaq advancing as fears about a global economic slowdown due to China tested sentiment.
Wall Street rallied on Thursday as investors grew optimistic that the worst of recent market turmoil was over after strong U.S. economic data and hints that a September interest-rate hike was unlikely.
US stocks fell sharply Tuesday after China unexpectedly devalued its currency, as Apple, General Motors and other companies heavily exposed to China dropped.
US stocks surged Monday as Berkshire Hathaway announced a $37.2 billion acquisition of Precision Castparts and petroleum-linked equities rose on higher oil prices.
Shares of Apple tumbled 4.3 percent and Microsoft fell 3.7 percent as disappointing earnings from the two technology titans weighed Wednesday on the broader market.
The Nikkei 225 index at the Tokyo Stock Exchange fell 89.43 points to 20,398.76 at the start.
Wall Street stocks rose Wednesday following a wave of mostly solid US data and a fresh confirmation of ultra-easy money policies by the European Central Bank.
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