Monday Premarket Movers
Apple ($AAPL@US) dropped 1.7 percent in premarket trading as protests to Zero COVID policies in China are causing production shortfalls. Stocks for the software company Tabool.com ($TBLA@US) soared 65.2 percent after it announced an agreement with Yahoo to power native advertising on all Yahoo platforms. Biogen ($BIIB@US) shares fell 5.5 percent after a report that a woman participating in a trial of experimental Alzheimer’s treatment died from a brain hemorrhage. Anheuser-Busch InBev ($BUD@US) rose 4.2 percent after J.P. Morgan Securities ($JPM@US) raised its stock to “overweight” from “underweight.”
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Alibaba Co-Founder Jack Ma Visits School in China After Year Overseas
The Wall Street Journal
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Here's what Apple CEO Tim Cook's visit to China means for the company and stock
CNBC
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How Sam's Club plans to take on its rival Costco
CNBC
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The Fed should pause rate hikes and make sure financial contagion is behind us: Mohamed El-Erian
CNBC
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Rate hikes turned bank security portfolios upside down: Graham's Josh Rosmer
CNBC
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Americans Are Split in Thirds Over Electric Cars
Dailymotion
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How to save for college and bring down the hefty costs
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Twitter hunts GitHub user who posted source code online
Scripps News
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Commercial real estate drops in value as higher interest rates make borrowing costs higher
CNBC
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The Fed basically beat inflation late last year, says Wharton's Jeremy Siegel
CNBC
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First Citizens Bank agrees to buy assets of Silicon Valley Bank
CNBC
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The Fed will face Congress this week as lawmakers look for answers about recent bank failures
CNBC
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Here's why SVB, First Citizens deal is very good news: Hightower Advisor's Stephanie Link
CNBC
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BBB warning about job scams
KMGH Denver, CO
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Jack Ma returns to China after leaving the country for a year
CNBC
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Republican state legislature backs Medicaid expansion
MSNBC