Asian markets continue to sink, led by tumbling tech stocks
Nikkei sags as yen gains; Apple suppliers fall in Hong Kong, Taiwan
Nikkei sags as yen gains; Apple suppliers fall in Hong Kong, Taiwan
Guardant Health shares popped almost 70 percent in their first day of trading on Thursday.
The Silicon Valley oncology company, backed by SoftBank, sold 12.5 million shares at $19 in its initial public offering. The stock was up more than 80 percent in mid-afternoon trading but later pared some of those gains, closing up 69.47 percent at $32.20 per share.
J.P. Morgan is getting less optimistic about the trade conflict between the U.S. and China.
The firm lowered its rating for Chinese equities to neutral from overweight, predicting the escalating trade war between the countries will affect China’s economy next year.
Facebook will come back stronger than ever from its data privacy scandals, so invest now, RBC Capital Markets’ lead internet analyst told CNBC on Thursday.
Intel has been lagging the semis as a whole this year, but TradingAnalysis.com founder Todd Gordon says the charts are pointing to a breakout for the chipmaker.
It’s getting more expensive to bring bags on planes, but these simple tips can help you avoid those costs
While Tesla’s stock continues its run of heightened volatility and short-sellers squeal in giddy anticipation that their bets are finally about to pay off, one major shareholder couldn’t be more optimistic about the company’s future.
Nearly every state is affected by the opioid crisis, some more than others
The opioid crisis is a national health emergency, but some states are hit harder than others.
Muted trading in Asian markets persists during holiday week
Asian stock markets were mixed Wednesday as Japan’s midsession recovery had faded anew by the close, led by losses from the auto, energy and insurance sectors.
Stitch Fix shares closed Tuesday down 35%
Shares of fashion subscription site Stitch Fix Inc. tumbled 35% in Tuesday trading, as investors responded to a small revenue miss in fiscal fourth-quarter earnings and weaker-than-expected active client numbers.