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Technology stocks often are a hot commodity when pandemic fears rear up. Here’s why that wasn’t the case on Wednesday as all three major U.S. stock indexes swooned.

Storefront businesses will be able to use the sidewalk space for seating, waiting areas or displaying goods.

Pinterest Inc. continued to experience a surge in new users during the COVID-19 pandemic, leading to larger-than-expected profit and revenue growth this summer, according to a Wednesday earnings report that sent shares on another ride toward fresh record highs.

In the first quarter of sales of its COVID-19 antiviral drug, Gilead Sciences Inc. produced better profit and sales than expected, buts its beleaguered shares were hit by a reduction in its annual sales forecast Wednesday.

GrubHub Inc. shares rose in the extended session Wednesday after the online food-ordering platform reported increased revenue that beat estimates as the pandemic continued to bolster its business, even though it posted a wider loss than expected.

The U.S. trade deficit in goods fell 4.5% in September a month after hitting a record high, but it’s likely to remain elevated in the next few months as retailers restock ahead of the holiday shopping season.

Stocks see big losses in trade Wednesday, pressured by rising COVID-19 cases in the U.S. and Europe, presenting a threat to the economic recovery.

Heathrow has lost its position as Europe’s busiest airport for the first time, after being overtaken by Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport.

“Bond King” Jeffrey Gundlach struck an ominous tone in comments he reportedly made during a webcast this week at Schwab’s 2020 IMPACT conference,

Stanley Druckenmiller reportedly said that a Democratic sweep in the upcoming election could prove to be a headwind for the stock market for years to come.

The coronavirus pandemic continued to set records across the U.S. on Wednesday, even as the administration of President Donald Trump touted its first-term accomplishments in a news release that suggested it had ended the crisis that has cost more than 226,000 American lives and shows no signs of abating.

Stock indexes across Europe are in the red on Wednesday as fears of lockdowns in Germany and France grip the continent.

‘We are not dreaming of any specific spot or activities. Enjoyment of our retirement years is the main factor’

Digital currencies are so popular that you can hold them in a variety of retirement accounts

The coronavirus pandemic continued to set records across the U.S. on Wednesday, even as the administration of President Donald Trump touted its first-term accomplishments in a news release that suggested it had ended the crisis that has cost more than 226,000 American lives and shows no signs of abating.

Since 2010, lenders have forgiven President Donald Trump about $287 million in debt that he did failed to repay, the New York Times reported Tuesday.

Widespread investor pessimism is a contrarian indicator, writes Mark Hulbert.

‘I’m a 36-year-old man with no plans on having children, and I’d like to be able to use this very small amount to pursue one of my passions in life.’