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Ahead of Wednesday's inflation report, Wall Street saw little action as investors held off on major moves.
A letter signed by nearly four dozen CEOs is urging the Senate to take action to prevent and reduce mass shootings and gun violence.
Fred's Inc. will close nearly 30% of its stores as the struggling retailer attempts to turn around.
Amazon's acquisition of pharmacy startup PillPack freaks out pharmacy stocks while its offer to help start small delivery businesses could be key to Whole Foods' expansion, Alphabet's Google needs to give away its home speaker to combat Amazon according to Morgan Stanley analyst Brian Nowak, now is the time to buy Tesla stock ahead of next week's Model 3 numbers according to Baird's Brian Kallo, T-Mobile's chances of getting Sprint are looking a little better to Wells Fargo's Jennifer Fritzsche, Lattice semiconductor may bounce back with new management and activist input thinks Dougherty's Charles Anderson, Square is no Amazon so says SunTrust, Twilio has a brilliant opportunity according to Argus, and Apple is set to see its supplies of OLED displays for iPhone expand according to Bloomberg.
Jim Cramer says it's a Dickensian tale of two markets, where we're seeing the best of times and the worst of times -- at the same time.
Walgreens, Boots Alliance and Rite Aid terminated their $9.4 billion merger agreement, amid heavy anti-trust concerns, and unveiled on Thursday a new deal to buy more than 2,000 of Rite Aids stores for $5.2bn.