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08Nov/17

Apple breaks $900 bln market cap, leads Wall St to record highs

November 8, 2017FinanceAAPL.O, Apple Inc., Business/Finance, Companies, Dow Jones & Company, Dow Jones Industrial Average, DOW JONES INDUSTRIAL AVERAGE INDEX, Economy of the United States, NASDAQ, Nasdaq Composite, NASDAQ COMPOSITE INDEX, New York, New York City, New York Stock Exchange, S&P 500 Index, S&P Dow Jones Indices, Stock market, United States, Wall Streetsmbale

NEW YORK, NEW YORK, UNITED STATES (NOVEMBER 8, 2017) (NYSE) – Wall Street closed at a record high on Wednesday (November 8) as Apple’s AAPL.O market capitalization climbed above the $900 billion mark and videogame makers rallied. Continue reading →

19Oct/17

30 years since Black Monday and U.S. stocks are at a record high, sparking fears of another crisis

October 19, 2017Finance2015–16 Chinese stock market turbulence, Black Monday, Business/Finance, DJI, Dow Jones & Company, Dow Jones Industrial Average, DOW JONES INDUSTRIAL AVERAGE INDEX, Economy, Finance, Flash crash, Market trend, Money, New York, S&P 500 Index, S&P 500 INDEX - CBOE, Stock market, Stock market crashes, Trading curb, United Statessmbale

(REUTERS) – On the 30th anniversary of the 1987 stock market crash, U.S. stocks are at a record high and investors are concerned that steep valuations may mean a correction is overdue, despite healthy corporate earnings and economic growth.
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28Sep/17

Roku shares surge on debut

September 28, 2017FinanceAmazon, Apple TV, Blue Apron, Business/Finance, Companies, Company: Apple, Company: Blue Apron Hldg, Company: Google, Company: Netflix, Company: Roku, Company: Snap, Company: SNAPCHAT, e-commerce, Economy, Economy of New York City, Finance, Fred Katayama, Google, Hulu, Initial public offering, Internet radio, Internet television, Investment, Linux-based devices, NASDAQ, Netflix, Operating systems, Phoenix Financial Services, Roku, Snap, Snap Inc., Snapchat, Stock market, Technology/Internet, Wayne Kaufman, Wayne Kaufman Wayne Kaufmansmbale

Shares of the streaming box maker rose about 30 percent minutes after they debuted on the Nasdaq Stock Market Thursday. Fred Katayama reports. Continue reading →

12Feb/16

Asia markets hit by worries over health of European banks

February 12, 2016FinanceBusiness/Finance, Capitalism, China, Chinese New Year, Company: ThomsonReuters, Country: China, Economics, Economy, Finance, Financial crises, Great Recession, Korea Composite Stock Price, Korea Exchange, KOREA SE KOSPI INDEX, KOSPI, Money, oil prices, S&P/ASX 200, Stock market, Stock market crashessmbale

Asian shares take a battering as mounting worries about the health of European banks further threatened a global economic outlook already under strain from falling oil prices and slowdowns in China and other emerging markets.

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09Feb/16

Dax board at the stock exchange

Banks centre stage in stocks shocker

February 9, 2016FinanceArticles, Baader Bank, bank stocks, Business/Finance, China, City: Frankfurt, Company: Baader Bank, Company: IEA, Company: ThomsonReuters, Corporate finance, Economy, Frankfurt, FTSEurofirst 300, FTSEUROFIRST 300 INDEX, Ivor Bennett, Japan, NIKKEI 225 INDEX, Price of oil, Pricing, Pryce, ROBERT HALVER, Stock, Stock market, United States, Vicky Prycesmbale

European shares gave up early gains as bank stocks dropped again and losses in Asian markets sent investors scurrying for save havens. Ivor Bennett reports.
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15Jan/16

Wall Street tumbles to lowest level since August

January 15, 2016Finance2020 stock market selloff, Articles, Beijing, Caterpillar, CBOE MARKET VOLATILITY INDEX, Chevron, China, Citigroup, Commodity markets, Dow Jones & Company, Dow Jones Industrial Average, DOW JONES INDUSTRIAL AVERAGE INDEX, Economic history, Economy, Energy crisis, Exxon, Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, Intel, Kevin O'Leary, NASDAQ COMPOSITE INDEX, New York City, New York Stock Exchange, Peak oil, Petroleum, Petroleum politics, Price of oil, Pricing, S&P 500 INDEX - CBOE, Sam Stovall, Stock market, Stock market crashes, United States, World oil market chronology from, Wynn Resortssmbale

U.S. stocks close sharply lower as crude oil prices drop below 30 dollars (USD) a barrel and China fears deepen.

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07Jan/16

China halts stock market circuit breaker

January 7, 2016FinanceChina Central Television, China Securities, China Securities Regulatory Commission, Deng Ge, Economy, Economy of Shanghai, Finance, Finance in China, Financial markets, SHANGHAI SHENZHEN CSI 300 INDEX, Shanghai Stock Exchange, Share trading, State Council of the People's Republic of China, Stock exchanges in China, Stock market, Trading curbsmbale

China Central Television (CCTV) – Chinese securities regulators will pause the circuit breaker mechanism from Friday after it was triggered for the second time in a week by Thursday’s stock market slide.
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04Jan/16

Global worries whack stocks

January 4, 2016FinanceBobbi Rebell, China, Chris Rupkey, Economic history of the People's Republic of China, Japan, Russell Investments, STEPHEN WOOD, Stock market, United States, US Federal Reservesmbale

The first trading day of the year was marked by red arrows, with the markets down sharply after weak Chinese data stoked investor fears. Bobbi Rebell reports.
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29Sep/15

Glencore shares halt slide, broker recommends going private

September 29, 2015FinanceAlgorithmic trading, Australia, Brazil, Business, CENTRAL QUEENSLAND, China, Commodity, Commodity market, Copper, Economy, Financial markets, FTSE 350 Mining Index, Glencore, High-frequency trading, Industries, International trade, Ivan Glasenberg, LME Copper, Market, Marxian economics, Michael Bell, Michael Van Dulken, Price of oil, Russia, Shanghai, Stock, Stock market, United Kingdomsmbale

Shares in commodity trading firms take another tumble, driving global stocks to their lowest in more than two years, as pressure built on raw materials prices and emerging markets.
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25Aug/15

Wall Street’s rally goes up in smoke, indexes end lower

August 25, 2015FinanceBest Buy, China, Crowds, Dow Jones Industrial Average, DOW JONES INDUSTRIAL AVERAGE INDEX, Economic consequences of the 2006 Thai coup d'état, Economy, Economy of China, Exelon Corp, India, Kevin O'Leary, NASDAQ COMPOSITE INDEX, New York, New York Stock Exchange, Nicholas Colas, Pepco Holdings Inc, Republics, S&P 500 INDEX - CBOE, Stock market, Stock market crashes, The People's Bank of China, United States, Wall Streetsmbale

A strong rally on Wall Street evaporated and turned into losses, as concerns about China’s economy heavily outweighed lower valuations that some investors earlier saw as bargains.

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