Stock Market News. - Wall Street stocks were mixed early July, 20, 2020 as markets awaited congressional debate on another round of stimulus spending and major earnings releases later in the week.
5Y Return. The moves came after CEOs of each of these companies testified on Wednesday in an hours-long hearing before the House Judiciary subcommittee on antitrust. weekly jobless claims rise for a second straight week, total 1.434 millionPersonal Finance 101: The complete guide to managing your moneyCanadian cannabis producer Aphria CEO says recreational sales grew 28% last quarter'I'm sick and tired' — Cramer bemoans talk of a Fed-induced stock market bubbleCramer's lightning round: I think that HCA Healthcare is undervaluedHistoric second-quarter GDP report will show how hard the economy crashed in virus shutdownsBig Tech hearing a chance to 'rake the ultra-rich over the coals,' Jim Cramer saysDow drops more than 200 points after the biggest U.S. GDP contraction on recordTech's biggest names report earnings after the bell, which could mean a crazy market day on FridayHere's what happened to the stock market on Wednesday'You cannot pay an unlimited price' for tech, trader warns as Big Four CEOs testify on Capitol HillKodak executive chairman addresses jump in trading activity before government deal was announced Got a confidential news tip? Here were the main moves in equity markets, as of 6:02 p.m. Residential shipments in the US jumped 65% during the quarter, as Americans turned to e-commerce for at-home deliveries during the pandemic.“Our results were better than we expected, driven in part by the changes in demand that emerged from the pandemic, including a surge in residential volume, COVID-19 related healthcare shipments and strong outbound demand from Asia,” newly installed CEO Carol Tomé said in a statement.Here were the main moves in markets, as of 7:15 a.m. LIVE | Complete Live Ventures Inc. stock news by MarketWatch. Post Q1 results, there was a rise in stock which presumably squeezed the shorts out.
... All quotes are in local exchange time. The report showed a second straight increase in new jobless claims to 1.434 million, underscoring the US economy’s backslide as some states dealt with a resurgence in coronavirus cases and re-closed businesses in recent weeks.Big tech stocks Facebook, Amazon, Apple and Google-parent Alphabet were slightly higher Thursday afternoon, extending gains from Wednesday’s session. “By lumping all these companies together – it's great theater, but it tells me they don't want to be serious about any individual company. ET:All told, the numbers show how grim things still are, and should concentrate the minds of lawmakers as they debate another stimulus package.Second-quarter adjusted earnings of $2.13 per share were nearly twice the $1.07 expected.