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Major gambling stocks are down 10%.

A week after a bullish golden cross pattern formed in the Dow Jones Industrial Average, a pair of important stock-market indexes are also beginning to generate upbeat chart formations—suggesting that a mostly technology-driven rally may be fanning out somewhat to other sectors of the market.

More than 7 in 10 child cases of COVID-19 were detected in southern and western states, the American Academy of Pediatrics reports.

ANGI Homeservices Inc. saw revenue climb 7% in July amid continued demand for home-improvement projects during the pandemic, but that growth marked a slowdown from the prior two months.

This is the first high-profile arrest under the new national security law forced upon the territory by Beijing to quell pro-democracy demonstrations.

The president’s executive order deferred, but didn’t forgive, an employee’s Social Security tax liabilities.

Investors are becoming more confident about the continuing economic recovery, ignoring fears that new spikes of the coronavirus pandemic throughout the continent might prompt a return to partial or total lockdowns.

Stock-market benchmarks finished mostly higher on Monday as investors monitored signs that a long-awaited rotation on Wall Street into more economically sensitive cyclical stocks could be brewing, but at the expense of their highflying counterparts.

More stimulus would find its way into the stock market.

Rates are ultra-low, COVID-19 worst-case scenarios are ebbing, and a fiscal package is likely coming, this analyst argues.

And that’s probably a good thing

Job openings at U.S. workplaces rose to 5.9 million in June, the Labor Department said Monday.

Wall Street banks are supporting the Lebanese people after last week’s massive explosion devastated Beirut.

U.S. stocks were modestly higher at the start of Monday’s trade after President Donald Trump over the weekend signed executive orders that would extend some elements of coronavirus relief. The measures face likely legal hurdles and questions about their effectiveness, however, while continued U.S.-China tensions might also cap upside, analysts say.

Asymptomatic transmission ‘is the Achilles’ heel of COVID-19 pandemic control,’ one study says.