Stocks continue slow downward trend
Bear market in oil and other bad news made for meager declines
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Apple Inc
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Apple Inc designs, manufactures and markets smartphones, personal computers, tablets, wearables and accessories and sells a variety of related services. The company's product categories include iPhone, Mac, iPad and Wearables, Home and Accessories. Its software platforms include iOS, iPadOS, macOS, watchOS and tvOS. Apple's services include advertising, AppleCare, cloud services, digital content and payment services.
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US stocks continue to slide with oil slump
US stocks faced a significant drop-off on Tuesday as the low status of oil continued to cool markets. Oil was below $40 by mid-day. This followed a downward trend in international markets such as Germany and Japan, with some commentators no
US stocks end lower as dips to $40
Although the day started shabbily with the ISM manufacturing data for July showing expansion decelerated, it was the price of oil which most roiled markets as the session wore on
VirnetX shares halve in huge volume after Apple court setback
VirnetX Holding Corporation shares nearly halved on Monday to their lowest levels since early January and the biggest faller on the Russell 2000 index after a setback in its legal wrangle with Apple over alleged patent infringement
US stocks fall as output upsets and oil prices fall below $40
US stocks were soft at midsession on Monday as manufacturing output data underwhelmed and oil fell below $40 a barrel
US stocks seek direction despite solid manufacturing data
It is all happening on the solar power world, with SolarCity being bought out and Trina Solar going private.
US stocks seek direction despite solid manufacturing data
It is all happening on the solar power world, with SolarCity being bought out and Trina Solar going private.
Trending: Tech stocks beat the record-breaking S&P 500 in July
Friday was a good session, and month, for tech stocks, as after hours the previous day a slew of household companies announced buoyant second quarter earnings
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Brokers: UBS bullish but with reservations on A-B Inbev
UBS is somewhat equivocal in its enthusiasm for Belgian beer conglomerate Anheuser-Busch Inbev.
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Brokers: Canaccord late to downgrade Twitter
Twitter's new strategy of emphasising video footage will take a while to bear fruit
US shares slip after Fed rate expectations intensify
US shares were dragged lower on Wednesday as expectations of a Fed rate hike this year grew
US shares drop as the Fed signals a possible rate hike this year
US stocks screamed red at midsession on Wednesday after the Federal Reserve cleared the path to a possible rate hike this year
Builders and building materials
UK shares rise as a session of superlatives grips the City
London blue-chip shares closed Wednesday at a more than one-year high, AIM paper had its best level in over two years, and mid-caps briefly beat pre-Brexit levels
Footsie perks up after shot in arm from Glaxosmithkline
Shares in GSK rose 25p, or 1.5%, to 1692p after it reported a 4% rise in group sales to £6.5bn
Wall Street in mixed open as Apple shares continue north
Apple shares are racing up almost 7% in pre-market..
Trending: Tesla no longer sees eye-to-eye with self-driving car tech firm
Shares in Mobileye hit the skids after it said it would not be extending its partnership with electric car maker Tesla Motors. Also covered: GDP, retail sales, holidays.
Hardware & electrical equipment
Apple cheers investors with better-than-expected sales
The stock rose US$6.58, or 6.8%, to US$103.25 as iPhone sales fell less than expected
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FTSE 100 Index rises on upbeat economic data
The FTSE 100 Index rose 16.8 points to 6740.83 as second quarter UK GDP growth rose
US stocks recover after optimism about Apple, buoyant housing data
Top-tier US stocks ended Tuesday firm, after recovering from earlier losses on expectations of positive after hours news from Apple Inc as well as buoyant housing data
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Brokers: Jefferies and Morgan Stanley pick their post-Brexit stocks
The two banking giants have picked the stocks they think will emerge unscathed from the Brexit fire