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NASDAQ OMX Tallinn börsipäeva kokkuvõte

Tallinna Börsi põhinimekirjas olid enimkaubeldud aktsiad Tallink Grupp AS (TAL1T), sulgemishind 0.63, muutus 0 % ; Tallinna Kaubamaja Grupp AS (TKM1T), sulgemishind 8.12, muutus 0.74 % ja Tallinna Sadam AS (TSM1T), , sulgemishind 1.71muutus 0.29 %. Põhinimekirja käive ulatus 460000 euroni, mis on ligikaudu 27 % suurem kui keskmiselt. Tõusjaid oli 9 , langejaid 1 ja muutuseta püsis 6 aktsiat. ADVol 0.89 - Bearish . Tegemist on automaatselt koostatud raportiga.

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Futures slip 1% as debate prompts election outcome uncertainty - If investors were hoping to get any economic clarity from last night's presidential debate, it was a total fail. - Bickering, badgering and insults reigned through much of the hour and a half political brawl that made it hard for either man to make a point, while odds increased that the coming election may not be decided for weeks or even months. - Wall Street does not like uncertainty... S&P 500 futures fell 1% overnight as investors braced for heightened volatility in November and December. - On the stimulus front, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin are expected to talk again today despite skepticism on Capitol Hill that a deal is possible at this stage. |Today, 5:38 AM|8 Comments

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XLE U.S. crude plunges 5% with demand worries growing alongside COVID cases - The energy sector (XLE-3.4%) returns to the bottom of the S&P sector standings as crude oil prices come under pressure, with November WTI ( CL1:COM)-5.1% to $38.53/bbl and plunging below its 200-day moving average $39.62/bbl. - There's no obvious catalyst behind today's sharp move, but persistent demand concerns stemming from the pandemic are outweighing hopes for a new U.S. stimulus package. - "The evolving COVID landscape is a massive downside risk for crude prices," says OANDA's Craig Erlam. - In a clear sign of weak demand in Japan, the world's fourth biggest crude buyer, official data showed the country's August oil imports fell more than 25% Y/Y. - Four of today's five biggest losers on the S&P 500 are in the oil and gas sector: APA-7.3%, DVN-7.2%, NOV-6.5%, EOG-6.1%. - Also: XOM-3.5%,

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Stocks drift after string of wins, debate on tap - The market is lacking direction, but that's understandable coming off yesterday's broad-based rally and with the first presidential debate coming this evening. - The S&P is off 0.1%, the Nasdaq is down 0.1% and the Dow is down 0.2%. - After a September of money coming out of big-hitting tech stocks, the market has pulled together a string wins recently to limit the damage. The Nasdaq 100 (NASDAQ:QQQ) was down 12.7% from its Sept. 2 closing high last Wednesday. After Monday's close it's down 8.4%. - Investors may also want to keep some powder dry to see any upshot from tonight's debate, expected to draw as many as 80M viewers. - Communications Services (NYSEARCA:XLC) was active premarket after Wall Street analysts weighed in on Netflix with caution about Q3 subscriber numbers, and Facebook and Alphabet on bullishness about digital ads.

NASDAQ OMX Tallinn börsipäeva kokkuvõte

Tallinna Börsi põhinimekirjas olid enimkaubeldud aktsiad Tallink Grupp AS (TAL1T), sulgemishind 0.63, muutus -0.95 % ; Tallinna Kaubamaja Grupp AS ( TKM1T ) , muutus -0.74 % ja LHV Group AS ( LHV1T ), muutus 0 %. Põhinimekirja käive ulatus 330000 euroni, mis on ligikaudu -10 % väiksem kui keskmiselt. Tõusjaid oli 1 , langejaid 8 ja muutuseta püsis 7 aktsiat. ADVol 0.08 - Bearish . Tegemist on automaatselt koostatud raportiga.

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Cyclicals take charge in broad market rally - The market's gains lasted to the finish line, with cyclical stocks leading the way. - The S&P closed up 1.6%, the Nasdaq ended up 1.9% and the Dow was up 1.5%. - All 11 S&P sectors closed in the green. - Energy (NYSEARCA:XLE) was the best performer, rebounding from last week's slump, with Devon Energy topping the S&P following its deal for WPX. - Financials (NYSEARCA:XLF) were also strong, with the SPDR S&P Bank ETF (NYSEARCA:KBE) gaining 3.5%. Oppenheimer said the selling in big banks had been overdone. - Technology (NYSEARCA:XLK) gained nearly 2%, closing back above its 50-day simple moving average. - Amazon led the Fab 5 megacaps, which were all higher. - Defensive sectors were the weakest, with Utilities (NYSEARCA:XLU) posting the most modest gains. |Yesterday, 4:03 PM|33 Comments

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Cyclicals take charge in broad market rally - The market's gains lasted to the finish line, with cyclical stocks leading the way. - The S&P closed up 1.6%, the Nasdaq ended up 1.9% and the Dow was up 1.5%. - All 11 S&P sectors closed in the green. - Energy (NYSEARCA:XLE) was the best performer, rebounding from last week's slump, with Devon Energy topping the S&P following its deal for WPX. - Financials (NYSEARCA:XLF) were also strong, with the SPDR S&P Bank ETF (NYSEARCA:KBE) gaining 3.5%. Oppenheimer said the selling in big banks had been overdone. - Technology (NYSEARCA:XLK) gained nearly 2%, closing back above its 50-day simple moving average. - Amazon led the Fab 5 megacaps, which were all higher. - Defensive sectors were the weakest, with Utilities (NYSEARCA:XLU) posting the most modest gains. |Today, 4:03 PM|30 Comments

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Market holds gains with financials in the lead - Banks are taking up some of the slack as gains in megacaps and techs ebb, with the broader market still solidly higher. - The S&P is up 1.4% and the Nasdaq is gaining 1.1%. The Dow is up 1.7%, helped by a 6% surge in Boeing. - All 11 S&P sectors are still higher, but some of the leadership has changed. - The Financials (NYSEARCA:XLF) are in the top spot, with the S&P Bank Index (NYSEARCA:KBE) up 4%. Citi and BofA are up more than 3%. Oppenheimer said today the big banks are oversold. - Energy (NYSEARCA:XLE) is still strong, while Communications Services (NYSEARCA:XLC) and Health Care (NYSEARCA:XLV) are bringing up the rear. - The Fab 5 megacaps are paring gains, with only Amazon up more than 1%. Baird says Amazon is still at attractive levels to buy. - In commodities, spot gold and crude futures are both modestly higher. |Today, 12:15 PM|3 Comm

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Megacaps and M&A push major averages higher - Stocks are rallying, led by a rebound in the megacap stocks and an enthusiasm for deals. - The S&P is up 1.5%, the Nasdaq is rising 1.5% and the Dow is up 1.5%. - Apple is up 1.9% following its first positive week for September. Shares are moving further above the 50-day SMA, which it had slipped below last week. - Amazon is also gaining as it confirmed its Prime Day would be held Oct. 13-14. Baird says this morning that Amazon shares are still at attractive buying levels. - Energy (NYSEARCA:XLE) is bouncing back after posting a loss of more than 10% last week. A Devon Energy deal and an upgrade of Chevron are helping sentiment in the beaten-down sector. - Defensive sectors like Utilities (NYSEARCA:XLU) and Consumer Staples (NYSEARCA:XLP) are lagging. But all 11 sectors are in the green. |Today, 9:34 AM|1 Comment

NASDAQ OMX Tallinn börsipäeva kokkuvõte

Tallinna Börsi põhinimekirjas olid enimkaubeldud aktsiad Tallink Grupp AS (TAL1T), sulgemishind 0.63, muutus 0 % ; Tallinna Sadam AS ( TSM1T ) , muutus 0 % ja Merko Ehitus AS ( MRK1T ), muutus 1.42 %. Põhinimekirja käive ulatus 340000 euroni, mis on ligikaudu -7 % väiksem kui keskmiselt. Tõusjaid oli 10 , langejaid 3 ja muutuseta püsis 3 aktsiat. ADVol 0.91 - Bearish . Tegemist on automaatselt koostatud raportiga.

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UBER Uber +6% after winning legal battle in London - Uber (NYSE:UBER) won its legal fight in London to keep its license after a judge ruled in its favor today. - The company introduced a new system in April to verify drivers' identities through a mix of facial recognition and human reviewers in an effort to allay concerns of the city's transport regulator. - London is Uber's largest market in Europe by far, but the company is seeing new competitors like India's Ola and Estonia's Bolt make a mark. - Shares of Uber are up 5.89% in premarket trading to $36.49. - Uber trades comfortably above its 50-day, 100-day and 200-day moving averages. |Today, 5:42 AM

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BDNCE TikTok survives in current form after judge's ruling - Judge Carl Nichols of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia halted the ban of TikTok that was set to go into effect tonight at midnight. The ban would have covered new downloads of the app in the U.S. - Attorneys for TikTok made the case that the ban infringed on free speech and due process rights. - The plan for Oracle and Walmart to become minority investors in a new TikTok Global (BDNCE) is still up in the air. |Yesterday, 8:48 PM|41 Comments

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BDNCE TikTok survives in current form after judge's ruling - Judge Carl Nichols of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia halted the ban of TikTok that was set to go into effect tonight at midnight. The ban would have covered new downloads of the app in the U.S. - Attorneys for TikTok made the case that the ban infringed on free speech and due process rights. - The plan for Oracle and Walmart to become minority investors in a new TikTok Global (BDNCE) is still up in the air. |Today, 8:48 PM|3 Comments

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Are SPACs the next big opportunity, or the money of sheeples soon to be sheared? - Since 2015, the 89 SPACs that have completed mergers have an average loss of 18.8% (and a median loss of 36.1%). - During the same period, IPOs have gained 37.2%. - But Bill Ackman's SPAC, Tontine, may shed light on the way forward. He got rid of the so-called founder shares that typically give their sponsors 20% of the new company, pretty much for free. He also changed the terms of the warrants investors receive, and is investing $1B of Pershing Square's capital to help complete a merger. Both of these should make a costly PIPE ("private investment in public equity") unnecessary. - The danger? "There is a lot of money going into SPACs, all of which have a limited amount of time to find good targets," one source says. "The question is, what is the inventory of good targets? If that inventory is

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Are SPACs the next big opportunity, or the money of sheeples soon to be sheared? - Since 2015, the 89 SPACs that have completed mergers have an average loss of 18.8% (and a median loss of 36.1%). - During the same period, IPOs have gained 37.2%. - But Bill Ackman's SPAC, Tontine, may shed light on the way forward. He got rid of the so-called founder shares that typically give their sponsors 20% of the new company, pretty much for free. He also changed the terms of the warrants investors receive, and is investing $1B of Pershing Square's capital to help complete a merger. Both of these should make a costly PIPE ("private investment in public equity") unnecessary. - The danger? "There is a lot of money going into SPACs, all of which have a limited amount of time to find good targets," one source says. "The question is, what is the inventory of good targets? If that inventory is

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Are SPACs the next big opportunity, or the money of sheeples soon to be sheared? - Since 2015, the 89 SPACs that have completed mergers have an average loss of 18.8% (and a median loss of 36.1%). - During the same period, IPOs have gained 37.2%. - But Bill Ackman's SPAC, Tontine, may shed light on the way forward. He got rid of the so-called founder shares that typically give their sponsors 20% of the new company, pretty much for free. He also changed the terms of the warrants investors receive, and is investing $1B of Pershing Square's capital to help complete a merger. Both of these should make a costly PIPE ("private investment in public equity") unnecessary. - The danger? "There is a lot of money going into SPACs, all of which have a limited amount of time to find good targets," one source says. "The question is, what is the inventory of good targets? If that inventory is

NASDAQ OMX Tallinn börsipäeva kokkuvõte

Tallinna Börsi põhinimekirjas olid enimkaubeldud aktsiad Tallinna Sadam AS (TSM1T), sulgemishind 1.71, muutus -0.87 % ; Tallinna Kaubamaja Grupp AS ( TKM1T ) , muutus 0 % ja Tallink Grupp AS ( TAL1T ), muutus -0.31 %. Põhinimekirja käive ulatus 340000 euroni, mis on ligikaudu -10 % väiksem kui keskmiselt. Tõusjaid oli 2 , langejaid 5 ja muutuseta püsis 9 aktsiat. ADVol 0.11 - Bearish . Tegemist on automaatselt koostatud raportiga.

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Are SPACs the next big opportunity, or the money of sheeples soon to be sheared? - Since 2015, the 89 SPACs that have completed mergers have an average loss of 18.8% (and a median loss of 36.1%). - During the same period, IPOs have gained 37.2%. - But Bill Ackman's SPAC, Tontine, may shed light on the way forward. He got rid of the so-called founder shares that typically give their sponsors 20% of the new company, pretty much for free. He also changed the terms of the warrants investors receive, and is investing $1B of Pershing Square's capital to help complete a merger. Both of these should make a costly PIPE ("private investment in public equity") unnecessary. - The danger? "There is a lot of money going into SPACs, all of which have a limited amount of time to find good targets," one source says. "The question is, what is the inventory of good targets? If that inventory is

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Are SPACs the next big opportunity, or the money of sheeples soon to be sheared? - Since 2015, the 89 SPACs that have completed mergers have an average loss of 18.8% (and a median loss of 36.1%). - During the same period, IPOs have gained 37.2%. - But Bill Ackman's SPAC, Tontine, may shed light on the way forward. He got rid of the so-called founder shares that typically give their sponsors 20% of the new company, pretty much for free. He also changed the terms of the warrants investors receive, and is investing $1B of Pershing Square's capital to help complete a merger. Both of these should make a costly PIPE ("private investment in public equity") unnecessary. - The danger? "There is a lot of money going into SPACs, all of which have a limited amount of time to find good targets," one source says. "The question is, what is the inventory of good targets? If that inventory is

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Are SPACs the next big opportunity, or the money of sheeples soon to be sheared? - Since 2015, the 89 SPACs that have completed mergers have an average loss of 18.8% (and a median loss of 36.1%). - During the same period, IPOs have gained 37.2%. - But Bill Ackman's SPAC, Tontine, may shed light on the way forward. He got rid of the so-called founder shares that typically give their sponsors 20% of the new company, pretty much for free. He also changed the terms of the warrants investors receive, and is investing $1B of Pershing Square's capital to help complete a merger. Both of these should make a costly PIPE ("private investment in public equity") unnecessary. - The danger? "There is a lot of money going into SPACs, all of which have a limited amount of time to find good targets," one source says. "The question is, what is the inventory of good targets? If that inventory is

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Are SPACs the next big opportunity, or the money of sheeples soon to be sheared? - Since 2015, the 89 SPACs that have completed mergers have an average loss of 18.8% (and a median loss of 36.1%). - During the same period, IPOs have gained 37.2%. - But Bill Ackman's SPAC, Tontine, may shed light on the way forward. He got rid of the so-called founder shares that typically give their sponsors 20% of the new company, pretty much for free. He also changed the terms of the warrants investors receive, and is investing $1B of Pershing Square's capital to help complete a merger. Both of these should make a costly PIPE ("private investment in public equity") unnecessary. - The danger? "There is a lot of money going into SPACs, all of which have a limited amount of time to find good targets," one source says. "The question is, what is the inventory of good targets? If that inventory is

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AAL American Airlines +2.8% after agreeing to $5.5B Treasury loan - American Airlines (NASDAQ:AAL) is up 2.8% postmarket after agreeing to an upsized Treasury Dept. loan of $5.48B. - The company also heard from the Treasury that it intends to allocate additional loans under the CARES act in October, which could increase the amount available to American under the facility to $7.5B. - American has drawn an immediate $550M as part of the deal, bringing its debt pile to $42B. |Yesterday, 5:16 PM|52 Comments

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AAL American Airlines +2.8% after agreeing to $5.5B Treasury loan - American Airlines (NASDAQ:AAL) is up 2.8% postmarket after agreeing to an upsized Treasury Dept. loan of $5.48B. - The company also heard from the Treasury that it intends to allocate additional loans under the CARES act in October, which could increase the amount available to American under the facility to $7.5B. - American has drawn an immediate $550M as part of the deal, bringing its debt pile to $42B. |Yesterday, 5:16 PM|49 Comments

NASDAQ OMX Tallinn börsipäeva kokkuvõte

Tallinna Börsi põhinimekirjas olid enimkaubeldud aktsiad Tallinna Sadam AS (TSM1T), sulgemishind 1.71, muutus -0.87 % ; Tallinna Kaubamaja Grupp AS ( TKM1T ) , muutus 0 % ja Tallink Grupp AS ( TAL1T ), muutus -0.31 %. Põhinimekirja käive ulatus 340000 euroni, mis on ligikaudu -10 % väiksem kui keskmiselt. Tõusjaid oli 2 , langejaid 5 ja muutuseta püsis 9 aktsiat. ADVol 0.11 - Bearish . Tegemist on automaatselt koostatud raportiga.

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AAL American Airlines +2.8% after agreeing to $5.5B Treasury loan - American Airlines (NASDAQ:AAL) is up 2.8% postmarket after agreeing to an upsized Treasury Dept. loan of $5.48B. - The company also heard from the Treasury that it intends to allocate additional loans under the CARES act in October, which could increase the amount available to American under the facility to $7.5B. - American has drawn an immediate $550M as part of the deal, bringing its debt pile to $42B. |Yesterday, 5:16 PM|46 Comments

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AAL American Airlines +2.8% after agreeing to $5.5B Treasury loan - American Airlines (NASDAQ:AAL) is up 2.8% postmarket after agreeing to an upsized Treasury Dept. loan of $5.48B. - The company also heard from the Treasury that it intends to allocate additional loans under the CARES act in October, which could increase the amount available to American under the facility to $7.5B. - American has drawn an immediate $550M as part of the deal, bringing its debt pile to $42B. |Yesterday, 5:16 PM|44 Comments

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AAL American Airlines +2.8% after agreeing to $5.5B Treasury loan - American Airlines (NASDAQ:AAL) is up 2.8% postmarket after agreeing to an upsized Treasury Dept. loan of $5.48B. - The company also heard from the Treasury that it intends to allocate additional loans under the CARES act in October, which could increase the amount available to American under the facility to $7.5B. - American has drawn an immediate $550M as part of the deal, bringing its debt pile to $42B. |Today, 5:16 PM|31 Comments

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AAL American Airlines +2.8% after agreeing to $5.5B Treasury loan - American Airlines (NASDAQ:AAL) is up 2.8% postmarket after agreeing to an upsized Treasury Dept. loan of $5.48B. - The company also heard from the Treasury that it intends to allocate additional loans under the CARES act in October, which could increase the amount available to American under the facility to $7.5B. - American has drawn an immediate $550M as part of the deal, bringing its debt pile to $42B. |Today, 5:16 PM|13 Comments

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AAPL EU appeals Apple tax ruling to European Court of Justice - The European Commission is taking its case against Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) to the highest court in Europe, appealing an EU general court decision from July that ruled in favor of Ireland and the tech giant. - Seeking to crack down on "sweetheart tax deals," the Commission sparked the case by ordering Apple to pay $14.4B in back taxes (that have been held in escrow while appeals process plays out). - The EC now intends to argue that the court set the bar for requisite standards "unreasonably high," a precedent that will be specifically watched given the EU's drive to create new tax laws governing major technology companies. - "The General Court categorically annulled the Commission's case in July and the facts have not changed since then. This case has never been about how much tax we pay, rather where we are required to pay

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AAPL EU appeals Apple tax ruling to European Court of Justice - The European Commission is taking its case against Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) to the highest court in Europe, appealing an EU general court decision from July that ruled in favor of Ireland and the tech giant. - Seeking to crack down on "sweetheart tax deals," the Commission sparked the case by ordering Apple to pay $14.4B in back taxes (that have been held in escrow while appeals process plays out). - The EC now intends to argue that the court set the bar for requisite standards "unreasonably high," a precedent that will be specifically watched given the EU's drive to create new tax laws governing major technology companies. - "The General Court categorically annulled the Commission's case in July and the facts have not changed since then. This case has never been about how much tax we pay, rather where we are required to pay

NASDAQ OMX Tallinn börsipäeva kokkuvõte

Tallinna Börsi põhinimekirjas olid enimkaubeldud aktsiad Tallinna Sadam AS (TSM1T), sulgemishind 1.71, muutus -0.87 % ; Tallinna Kaubamaja Grupp AS ( TKM1T ) , muutus 0 % ja Tallink Grupp AS ( TAL1T ), muutus -0.31 %. Põhinimekirja käive ulatus 340000 euroni, mis on ligikaudu -10 % väiksem kui keskmiselt. Tõusjaid oli 2 , langejaid 5 ja muutuseta püsis 9 aktsiat. ADVol 0.11 - Bearish . Tegemist on automaatselt koostatud raportiga.

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Futures hold steady before last session of rollercoaster week - Closing higher yesterday after a wobbly session, U.S. stock futures largely hugged the flatline overnight, though the S&P 500 is still on course for a fourth consecutive week of losses. - The economic calendar is light today with only durable goods due to be published at 8:30 a.m. ET, on the back of weak jobless claims data seen Thursday. - Most of the market focus appears to be on breakthroughs in stimulus talks after Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi restarted discussions. Many worry a lack of fresh coronavirus aid could derail an economic recovery. - COVID-19 cases are meanwhile growing across the U.S., with infections rising in 22 states over the past week. The U.S. is now averaging roughly 43,000 new cases per day, a 16% increase from a week ago (testing is up by almost 22% over the same period).

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DIS Pac-12 is back: Shortened college football season returning Nov. 6 - The Pac-12 Conference has reversed course and will play an abbreviated fall football season - joining its fellow holdout the Big Ten in changing its mind and playing after canceling fall seasons last month. - That means they'll join the SEC, ACC and Big 12, with all five Power 5 conferences playing football this fall. The vote was unanimous. - Like the Big Ten, the Pac-12 has designed a season with the sport's championship playoff in mind: It will play a seven-game, conference-only schedule to begin Nov. 6 and wrap up with a conference championship Friday, Dec. 18. That's just before the College Football Playoff committee determines the four playoff participants, on Dec. 20. - The conference says that updated information from its Medical Advisory Committee played a key role in reversing its decision. The games will play with no f

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DIS Pac-12 is back: Shortened college football season returning Nov. 6 - The Pac-12 Conference has reversed course and will play an abbreviated fall football season - joining its fellow holdout the Big Ten in changing its mind and playing after canceling fall seasons last month. - That means they'll join the SEC, ACC and Big 12, with all five Power 5 conferences playing football this fall. The vote was unanimous. - Like the Big Ten, the Pac-12 has designed a season with the sport's championship playoff in mind: It will play a seven-game, conference-only schedule to begin Nov. 6 and wrap up with a conference championship Friday, Dec. 18. That's just before the College Football Playoff committee determines the four playoff participants, on Dec. 20. - The conference says that updated information from its Medical Advisory Committee played a key role in reversing its decision. The games will play with no f

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GOOG Senate committee set to subpoena CEOs of Google, Facebook, Twitter over Section 230 - The Senate Commerce Committee will subpoena the CEOs of Google (GOOG +1.5%, GOOGL+1.5%), Facebook (FB+0.9%) and Twitter (TWTR-3.5%) to testify at an Oct. 1 hearing about Section 230 - the protection from liability the tech industry enjoys over content on its platforms. - The committee has issued invitations to the executives (Sundar Pichai, Mark Zuckerberg and Jack Dorsey) but, failing a response by tonight, it will issue subpoenas. - That deadline could be objected to by the committee's ranking minority member, Sen. Maria Cantwell. - Politico reports that it's not clear when the invitations were sent to CEOs but it was indicated they went out before a Monday staff meeting - suggesting the leaders haven't issued a speedy acceptance. - The Trump administration has suggested that the liability protections need to

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GOOG Senate committee set to subpoena CEOs of Google, Facebook, Twitter over Section 230 - The Senate Commerce Committee will subpoena the CEOs of Google (GOOG +1.5%, GOOGL+1.5%), Facebook (FB+0.9%) and Twitter (TWTR-3.5%) to testify at an Oct. 1 hearing about Section 230 - the protection from liability the tech industry enjoys over content on its platforms. - The committee has issued invitations to the executives (Sundar Pichai, Mark Zuckerberg and Jack Dorsey) but, failing a response by tonight, it will issue subpoenas. - That deadline could be objected to by the committee's ranking minority member, Sen. Maria Cantwell. - Politico reports that it's not clear when the invitations were sent to CEOs but it was indicated they went out before a Monday staff meeting - suggesting the leaders haven't issued a speedy acceptance. - The Trump administration has suggested that the liability protections need to

NASDAQ OMX Tallinn börsipäeva kokkuvõte

Tallinna Börsi põhinimekirjas olid enimkaubeldud aktsiad Merko Ehitus AS (MRK1T), sulgemishind 8.44, muutus -1.86 % ; Tallink Grupp AS ( TAL1T ) , muutus -2.45 % ja Tallinna Kaubamaja Grupp AS ( TKM1T ), muutus -0.98 %. Põhinimekirja käive ulatus 780000 euroni, mis on ligikaudu 112 % suurem kui keskmiselt. Tõusjaid oli 2 , langejaid 10 ja muutuseta püsis 4 aktsiat. ADVol 0.04 - Bearish . Tegemist on automaatselt koostatud raportiga.

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Market tumbles on broad selling; S&P down five days in six - The market never managed to gain any traction today and finished sharply lower, with no sector able to offer leadership after small gains at the start. - The S&P closed off 2.4%, down five of the last six days and right near its lows of the session. It's now at levels last seen in late July. - It's a similar situation for the Nasdaq, down 3%. - The Dow ended down 1.9% and the damage would've been worse were it not for Nike's rally following earnings. - All 11 S&P sectors ended lower. - Energy (NYSEARCA:XLE) was in the basement again and the sector is now down where it was in early April, just when oil futures were about to see an unprecedented slide into negative territory. Crude oil futures were flat today. - Technology (NYSEARCA:XLK) also dove. The Fab 5 megacaps all fell, with Amazon giving away much of yesterday&

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Market tumbles on broad selling; S&P down five days in six - The market never managed to gain any traction today and finished sharply lower, with no sector able to offer leadership after small gains at the start. - The S&P closed off 2.4%, down five of the last six days and right near its lows of the session. It's now at levels last seen in late July. - It's a similar situation for the Nasdaq, down 3%. - The Dow ended down 1.9% and the damage would've been worse were it not for Nike's rally following earnings. - All 11 S&P sectors ended lower. - Energy (NYSEARCA:XLE) was in the basement again and the sector is now down where it was in early April, just when oil futures were about to see an unprecedented slide into negative territory. Crude oil futures were flat today. - Technology (NYSEARCA:XLK) also dove. The Fab 5 megacaps all fell, with Amazon giving away much of yesterday&

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Market tumbles on broad selling; S&P down five days in six - The market never managed to gain any traction today and finished sharply lower, with no sector able to offer leadership after small gains at the start. - The S&P closed off 2.4%, down five of the last six days and right near its lows of the session. It's now at levels last seen in late July. - It's a similar situation for the Nasdaq, down 3%. - The Dow ended down 1.9% and the damage would've been worse were it not for Nike's rally following earnings. - All 11 S&P sectors ended lower. - Energy (NYSEARCA:XLE) was in the basement again and the sector is now down where it was in early April, just when oil futures were about to see an unprecedented slide into negative territory. Crude oil futures were flat today. - Technology (NYSEARCA:XLK) also dove. The Fab 5 megacaps all fell, with Amazon giving away much of yesterday&

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GM California to ban gas cars by 2035 - In some electrifying news, California Governor Gavin Newsom announced an order to ban gas-powered cars in the state by 2035. - The directive means that all new cars sold in the state must be zero-emission vehicles by that time. - Major automakers are making such an electrification push that the 15-year timeline may not be too much of a jolt. - Sector watch: General Motors (GM+0.7%), Ford (F+0.1%), Nissan ( OTCPK:NSANY-2.0%), Toyota (TM+1.3%), Honda (HMC-0.6%), Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCAU+1.2%), Tesla (TSLA-7.8%), Volkswagen (OTCPK:VWAGY-0.8%), BMW (OTCPK:BMWYY-0.5%) and Daimler (OTCPK:DDAIF-0.1%). |Today, 1:43 PM|19 Comments

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Tallinna Börsi põhinimekirjas olid enimkaubeldud aktsiad Tallinna Sadam AS (TSM1T), sulgemishind 1.75, muutus -0.29 % ; Tallink Grupp AS ( TAL1T ) , muutus -1.21 % ja Tallinna Kaubamaja Grupp AS ( TKM1T ), muutus -0.49 %. Põhinimekirja käive ulatus 640000 euroni, mis on ligikaudu 77 % suurem kui keskmiselt. Tõusjaid oli 2 , langejaid 7 ja muutuseta püsis 7 aktsiat. ADVol 0.23 - Bearish . Tegemist on automaatselt koostatud raportiga.

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Futures trade higher after S&P 500 snaps losing streak - U.S. stocks look set to climb again, with Dow futures up 0.7% and S&P 500/Nasdaq futures ahead by 0.5%, after a bout of volatility that had tested the market's monthslong rebound. - Better-than-expected earnings from Nike and KB Home lifted sentiment after the bell on Tuesday, with the sneaker giant seeing digital sales grow 82%, driving the stock up 13% AH. - In Washington, Jerome Powell and Steven Mnuchin urged more spending to help the economy recover from the pandemic, and the Fed Chair will head back to Capitol Hill today to testify about the government's pandemic response. - President Trump also confirmed the U.S. would not impose a lockdown to curb the spread of the coronavirus after Boris Johnson walked back some eased restrictions in England. |Today, 5:54 AM

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TSLA Tesla Battery Day: Promises for battery breakthroughs, $25K EV - *6:45 p.m.* - Shares of Tesla are down 5.78%, with some of the battery innovations described as close to working but not quite operational. The long-term story is in play, but investors may see that already priced in. General Motors (NYSE:GM) and Ford (NYSE:F) are slightly higher in the late session, with a knockout punch from Fremont not quite delivered. - *6:41 p.m.* - Stacking up the benefits of all Tesla's vertical integration is expected to lead to a 56% dollar per kWh reduction in costs and unlock a range increase of 54%. Tesla says it wants to make 20M vehicles a year in the long term and aims to get to the $25K price point with full autonomy. The plaid Model S is introduced for delivery next year. - *6:34 p.m.* - Batteries will be used as structural parts of Tesla cars to feather out the load and create a stiffer structure, which Musk sa

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TSLA Tesla Battery Day: Live updates - *5:52 p.m.* - After breaking down the expectation for huge demand for renewable energy and batteries, Musk notes that today's battery factories cannot scale fast enough, requiring advances in cell technology. The goal is to lower the cost of cells (k/Wh) and ultimately the prices of cars to make them accessible to all. Tesla says it has a plan to halve the cost of batteries. - *5:24 p.m.* - The Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) Battery Day event is about to begin in Palo Alto, California. The event is taking place outside with shareholders sitting in Tesla cars. During the wrap-up part of today's shareholder meeting, CEO Elon Musk reiterated that the Shanghai Gigafactory can be scaled up to produce 1M cars a year. There was also a victory lap taken for the four consecutive profitable quarters turned in by the company despite a difficult production environment. Shares of Tesla a

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Tech sees familiar fade; S&P struggles to hold gains - In what's become a familiar script, early tech strength is evaporating, taking the broader market move with it. But the stage could still be set for a late-afternoon comeback. - The S&P is up 0.1%, the Nasdaq is up 0.2% and the Dow is off 0.4%. - UnitedHealth and Goldman Sachs are dragging the most on the Dow. - Technology (NYSEARCA:XLK) went from sector leader to negative territory, but Communication Services (NYSEARCA:XLC) and Consumer Discretionary (NYSEARCA:XLY) are holding up. - The megacaps are still higher, but Apple is looking shaky, having dipped into negative territory. - Financials (NYSEARCA:XLF) are the worst-performing sector, having tumbled yesterday to mark four down days in the past five. XLF has fallen below its 100-day simple moving average. |Today, 11:51 AM|3 Comments

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Tallinna Börsi põhinimekirjas olid enimkaubeldud aktsiad Tallink Grupp AS ( TAL1T ) , muutus -0.6% ; LHV Group AS ( LHV1T ), muutus 0 % ja Tallinna Kaubamaja Grupp AS ( TKM1T ), muutus 0%. Põhinimekirja käive ulatus 260000 euroni, mis on ligikaudu -29% väiksem kui keskmiselt. Tõusjaid oli 4 , langejaid 4 ja muutuseta püsis 8 aktsiat. ADVol 0.45 - Bearish. Tegemist on automaatselt koostatud raportiga põhimõttel on nagu on! It is as it is!

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GOOG Justice Dept. ready to brief state AGs on expected Google antitrust suit - report - The Justice Dept. is set to brief state attorneys general this week about its plans to file an antitrust lawsuit against Google (GOOG, GOOGL), *The Washington Post* reports. - That sets up a filing potentially next week, with the DOJ possibly joined by some state AGs. - The department opened its probe of Google last year with a focus on the company's ad business, though it looks to have migrated to include Google's dominance of online search. - State AGs had started their own investigation last summer. - News of the probe earlier this month revealed a split inside the DOJ, with U.S. Attorney General William Barr reportedly pressing a quicker filing over the objection of career lawyers at the department who wanted more time to build a winnable case. |Yesterday, 11:57 PM|3 Comments

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GOOG Justice Dept. ready to brief state AGs on expected Google antitrust suit - report - The Justice Dept. is set to brief state attorneys general this week about its plans to file an antitrust lawsuit against Google (GOOG, GOOGL), *The Washington Post* reports. - That sets up a filing potentially next week, with the DOJ possibly joined by some state AGs. - The department opened its probe of Google last year with a focus on the company's ad business, though it looks to have migrated to include Google's dominance of online search. - State AGs had started their own investigation last summer. - News of the probe earlier this month revealed a split inside the DOJ, with U.S. Attorney General William Barr reportedly pressing a quicker filing over the objection of career lawyers at the department who wanted more time to build a winnable case. |Yesterday, 11:57 PM|2 Comments

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TSLA Elon Musk sets expectations for Tesla's Battery Day Event - Elon Musk is out with some intriguing information right in front of Tesla's (NASDAQ:TSLA) Battery Day event tomorrow. - "Important note about Tesla Battery Day unveil tomorrow. This affects long-term production, especially Semi, Cybertruck & Roadster, but what we announce will not reach serious high-volume production until 2022," tweets Musk. - As for the battery supplier issue, Musk says Tesla intends to increase battery cell purchases from Panasonic (OTCPK:PCRFY), LG Chem (OTCPK:LGCLF ), CATL and possibly other partners as well. - "However, even with our cell suppliers going at maximum speed, we still foresee significant shortages in 2022 & beyond unless we also take action ourselves," he adds. - The implication is that strong EV demand is anticipated for the next few years. - Shares of Tesla are down 5.71%

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S&P falls for fourth-straight session, but late tech surge minimizes damage - Stocks ended lower Monday, but it was far from the wholesale shakeout that was shaping up by midday. - Late buying helped the major indexes rally into the close, with Technology (NYSEARCA:XLK) leading the comeback and finishing as the only sector in the green. - The S&P ended down 1.2% and the Nasdaq was off 0.1%, also down for four days in a row. The Dow closed off 1.9%, dragged down by outsize losses from UnitedHealth, Caterpillar and 3M. - Stocks that had been hit hard by the recent sellers were among the best performers of the day. PayPal, AMD and Netflix all gained. - Cyclical sectors more sensitive to potential lockdown measures, as countries brace for COVID-19 in the colder months, struggled. - Energy (NYSEARCA:XLE) was the worst performer, with crude futures down 3.6%, back below $40/barrel. - Financials (NYSEARCA:XLF

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CSCO Cisco likely to appear on potential Chinese blacklist of U.S. firms - WSJ - Cisco Systems (CSCO-2.1%) may be on a Chinese blacklist of American entities that Beijing officials are hastily drawing up, according to *The Wall Street Journal.* - Some Chinese leaders are hesitating on pulling the trigger and arguing a decision on the list should wait until after the U.S. election. But that points to struggles in China over how to respond to contentious action from the Trump administration. - China had first announced a plan to create a blacklist in May 2019, as restrictions against China's Huawei started to heat up. But it's resisted action up until now, even as the Trump administration has intensified pressure against companies like TikTok/ByteDance (BDNCE) and Tencent ( OTCPK:TCEHY). - Of all the blacklists that Chinese ministries have been asked to draft, Cisco - a key Huawei rival - has made each

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Stocks struggle as fiscal stimulus hopes fade - The market is extending its three-week decline, falling with all sectors in red. - The S&P is down 1.6%, the Nasdaq is falling 1.5% and the Dow is down 1.7%. - Although the S&P fell just less than 1% last week, the absence of participation from Technology (NYSEARCA:XLK) was a notable factor an it's down more than 1% today. - Sentiment looks to be uniformly negative today, with many postulating the Supreme Court vacancy following the death of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg is likely to consume Washington, leaving another fiscal stimulus package even more partisan-hampered at best. - Energy (NYSEARCA:XLE) is the worst-performing sector, with crude futures down 2.6%. - Recovery plays were the hardest hit in the S&P, with hotels and cruise lines falling. - Interest rates also fell under pressure, with the 10-year Treasury yield dipping to 0.65%

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Tallinna Börsi põhinimekirjas olid enimkaubeldud aktsiad Tallinna Sadam AS ( TSM1T ) , muutus -0.85% ; Tallink Grupp AS ( TAL1T ), muutus -0.9 % ja Tallinna Kaubamaja Grupp AS ( TKM1T ), muutus 0.24%. Põhinimekirja käive ulatus 440000 euroni, mis on ligikaudu 20% suurem kui keskmiselt. Tõusjaid oli 1 , langejaid 13 ja muutuseta püsis 2 aktsiat. ADVol 0.22 - Bearish. Tegemist on automaatselt koostatud raportiga põhimõttel on nagu on! It is as it is!

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More pain? Stock futures start the week by sliding 2% - Things aren't looking brighter for U.S. equities following Wall Street's third straight weekly decline, with Dow futures down 2.1% and contracts tied to the S&P 500 and Nasdaq off 1.9%. - Little progress has been made on a new coronavirus stimulus package as Republicans and Democrats remain at an impasse, while the negotiations could become even more complicated following the death of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. - Investors also appear worried that a global recovery could be hampered by a rise in coronavirus infections, especially with no vaccine breakthrough yet. - In corporate news, President Trump has given his "blessing" for an Oracle-TikTok deal, though a U.S. judge in California halted the administration's ban on downloads of the Chinese-owned app WeChat. |Today, 5:54 AM

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TCEHY Judge blocks U.S. ban on downloads of WeChat - A judge has halted the Trump administration's ban on downloads of Chinese-owned WeChat (OTCPK:TCEHY), set to go into effect today. - U.S. Magistrate Judge Laurel Beeler says that WeChat users who filed a lawsuit "have shown serious questions going to the merits of the First Amendment claim; the balance of hardships tips in the plaintiffs favor." - Beeler's preliminary injunction blocks the Commerce Dept. from forcing Apple and Google to remove Tencent's WeChat from download availability, which was supposed to happen by tonight. It also blocks Commerce's order that would have barred other transactions with WeChat in the U.S. - Commerce Dept. officials had said in the aftermath of Friday's orders that they expected a long legal battle. |Yesterday, 10:55 AM|206 Comments

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TCEHY Judge blocks U.S. ban on downloads of WeChat - A judge has halted the Trump administration's ban on downloads of Chinese-owned WeChat (OTCPK:TCEHY), set to go into effect today. - U.S. Magistrate Judge Laurel Beeler says that WeChat users who filed a lawsuit "have shown serious questions going to the merits of the First Amendment claim; the balance of hardships tips in the plaintiffs favor." - Beeler's preliminary injunction blocks the Commerce Dept. from forcing Apple and Google to remove Tencent's WeChat from download availability, which was supposed to happen by tonight. It also blocks Commerce's order that would have barred other transactions with WeChat in the U.S. - Commerce Dept. officials had said in the aftermath of Friday's orders that they expected a long legal battle. |Today, 10:55 AM|180 Comments

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TCEHY Judge blocks U.S. ban on downloads of WeChat - A judge has halted the Trump administration's ban on downloads of Chinese-owned WeChat (OTCPK:TCEHY), set to go into effect today. - U.S. Magistrate Judge Laurel Beeler says that WeChat users who filed a lawsuit "have shown serious questions going to the merits of the First Amendment claim; the balance of hardships tips in the plaintiffs favor." - Beeler's preliminary injunction blocks the Commerce Dept. from forcing Apple and Google to remove Tencent's WeChat from download availability, which was supposed to happen by tonight. It also blocks Commerce's order that would have barred other transactions with WeChat in the U.S. - Commerce Dept. officials had said in the aftermath of Friday's orders that they expected a long legal battle. |Today, 10:55 AM|143 Comments

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TCEHY Judge blocks U.S. ban on downloads of WeChat - A judge has halted the Trump administration's ban on downloads of Chinese-owned WeChat (OTCPK:TCEHY), set to go into effect today. - U.S. Magistrate Judge Laurel Beeler says that WeChat users who filed a lawsuit "have shown serious questions going to the merits of the First Amendment claim; the balance of hardships tips in the plaintiffs favor." - Beeler's preliminary injunction blocks the Commerce Dept. from forcing Apple and Google to remove Tencent's WeChat from download availability, which was supposed to happen by tonight. It also blocks Commerce's order that would have barred other transactions with WeChat in the U.S. - Commerce Dept. officials had said in the aftermath of Friday's orders that they expected a long legal battle. |Today, 10:55 AM|35 Comments

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Oracle, Walmart fill in details of investment in TikTok Global - Oracle (NYSE:ORCL) and Walmart (NYSE:WMT) issued a joint statement confirming earlier reporting about their proposed deal with ByteDance ( BDNCE) over TikTok's U.S. business. - Earlier, President Trump said he approved the deal "in concept," and Oracle and Walmart say Trump's announced that ByteDance got approval to resolve outstanding issues in the deal. - That now includes Oracle and Walmart together investing to acquire 20% of the newly formed TikTok Global business, designed to provide all TikTok services to users in the United States, and to most of the users in the rest of the world. - A separate Walmart statement noted it's tentatively agreed to acquire 7.5% of TikTok Global (along with commercial agreements to provide ecommerce, fulfillment, payments and other omnichannel services to the company) - suggesting Oracle

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Tallinna Börsi põhinimekirjas olid enimkaubeldud aktsiad Tallink Grupp AS ( TAL1T ) , muutus -1.18% ; LHV Group AS ( LHV1T ), muutus 0.74 % ja Tallinna Sadam AS ( TSM1T ), muutus 0.86%. Põhinimekirja käive ulatus 390000 euroni, mis on ligikaudu 5% suurem kui keskmiselt. Tõusjaid oli 8 , langejaid 6 ja muutuseta püsis 2 aktsiat. ADVol 1.32 - Bullish. Tegemist on automaatselt koostatud raportiga põhimõttel on nagu on! It is as it is!

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Oracle, Walmart fill in details of investment in TikTok Global - Oracle (NYSE:ORCL) and Walmart (NYSE:WMT) issued a joint statement confirming earlier reporting about their proposed deal with ByteDance ( BDNCE) over TikTok's U.S. business. - Earlier, President Trump said he approved the deal "in concept," and Oracle and Walmart say Trump's announced that ByteDance got approval to resolve outstanding issues in the deal. - That now includes Oracle and Walmart together investing to acquire 20% of the newly formed TikTok Global business, designed to provide all TikTok services to users in the United States, and to most of the users in the rest of the world. - A separate Walmart statement noted it's tentatively agreed to acquire 7.5% of TikTok Global (along with commercial agreements to provide ecommerce, fulfillment, payments and other omnichannel services to the company) - suggesting Oracle

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Oracle, Walmart fill in details of investment in TikTok Global - Oracle (NYSE:ORCL) and Walmart (NYSE:WMT) issued a joint statement confirming earlier reporting about their proposed deal with ByteDance ( BDNCE) over TikTok's U.S. business. - Earlier, President Trump said he approved the deal "in concept," and Oracle and Walmart say Trump's announced that ByteDance got approval to resolve outstanding issues in the deal. - That now includes Oracle and Walmart together investing to acquire 20% of the newly formed TikTok Global business, designed to provide all TikTok services to users in the United States, and to most of the users in the rest of the world. - A separate Walmart statement noted it's tentatively agreed to acquire 7.5% of TikTok Global (along with commercial agreements to provide ecommerce, fulfillment, payments and other omnichannel services to the company) - suggesting Oracle

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ORCL Trump says he gives Oracle-TikTok deal his 'blessing' - President Trump says he's approved Oracle's (NYSE:ORCL)deal for TikTok's U.S. operations "in concept." - Departing the White House for a campaign rally, he told reporters "I have given the deal my blessing." That comes ahead of an apparent ban on downloads of the app set for Sunday that Commerce Sec. Wilbur Ross threatened yesterday. - TikTok U.S. will be under the total control of Oracle and Walmart (NYSE:WMT), Trump says. Previous reporting had each of the companies taking a minority stake in a global TikTok, with TikTok's owner ByteDance (BDNCE) retaining majority control. - Trump says the new company, called TikTok Global, would be headquartered in Texas, hiring up to 25,000 people and contributing $5B toward U.S. education. - And Oracle and ByteDance reportedly plan an initial public offering of the g

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ORCL Trump says he gives Oracle-TikTok deal his 'blessing' - President Trump says he's approved Oracle's (NYSE:ORCL)deal for TikTok's U.S. operations "in concept." - Departing the White House for a campaign rally, he told reporters "I have given the deal my blessing." That comes ahead of an apparent ban on downloads of the app set for Sunday that Commerce Sec. Wilbur Ross threatened yesterday. - TikTok U.S. will be under the total control of Oracle and Walmart (NYSE:WMT), Trump says. Previous reporting had each of the companies taking a minority stake in a global TikTok, with TikTok's owner ByteDance (BDNCE) retaining majority control. - Trump says the new company, called TikTok Global, would be headquartered in Texas, hiring up to 25,000 people and contributing $5B toward U.S. education. - And Oracle and ByteDance reportedly plan an initial public offering of the g

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CMCSA Roku, NBCUniversal set to announce deal for Peacock, NBC apps carriage (updated) - Roku (NASDAQ:ROKU) and NBCUniversal (NASDAQ:CMCSA) are set to end a dispute over channel carriage with a pact that will bring streaming service Peacock to Roku's platform. - A source close to the agreement tells Seeking Alpha that a deal is close to final that includes all of NBC's apps - including the TV Everywhere channels that Comcast was readying to pull from Roku's service - as well as Peacock. - An official announcement is expected in the next few days, according to the source. - The two companies exchanged volleys over the dispute earlier. Peacock went to launch without support on Roku or on Amazon.com's platform. - *Updated 5:06 p.m.:* Roku shares are up 0.6% after hours. - *Updated 6:19 p.m.:* "We are pleased to have reached an agreement with Comcast that will bring Peacock to Roku customers a

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CMCSA Roku, NBCUniversal set to announce deal for Peacock, NBC apps carriage (updated) - Roku (NASDAQ:ROKU) and NBCUniversal (NASDAQ:CMCSA) are set to end a dispute over channel carriage with a pact that will bring streaming service Peacock to Roku's platform. - A source close to the agreement tells Seeking Alpha that a deal is close to final that includes all of NBC's apps - including the TV Everywhere channels that Comcast was readying to pull from Roku's service - as well as Peacock. - An official announcement is expected in the next few days, according to the source. - The two companies exchanged volleys over the dispute earlier. Peacock went to launch without support on Roku or on Amazon.com's platform. - *Updated 5:06 p.m.:* Roku shares are up 0.6% after hours. - *Updated 6:19 p.m.:* "We are pleased to have reached an agreement with Comcast that will bring Peacock to Roku customers a

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Tallinna Börsi põhinimekirjas olid enimkaubeldud aktsiad Tallink Grupp AS ( TAL1T ) , muutus -1.18% ; LHV Group AS ( LHV1T ), muutus 0.74 % ja Tallinna Sadam AS ( TSM1T ), muutus 0.86%. Põhinimekirja käive ulatus 390000 euroni, mis on ligikaudu 5% suurem kui keskmiselt. Tõusjaid oli 8 , langejaid 6 ja muutuseta püsis 2 aktsiat. ADVol 1.32 - Bullish. Tegemist on automaatselt koostatud raportiga põhimõttel on nagu on! It is as it is!

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CMCSA Roku, NBCUniversal set to announce deal for Peacock, NBC apps carriage (updated) - Roku (NASDAQ:ROKU) and NBCUniversal (NASDAQ:CMCSA) are set to end a dispute over channel carriage with a pact that will bring streaming service Peacock to Roku's platform. - A source close to the agreement tells Seeking Alpha that a deal is close to final that includes all of NBC's apps - including the TV Everywhere channels that Comcast was readying to pull from Roku's service - as well as Peacock. - An official announcement is expected in the next few days, according to the source. - The two companies exchanged volleys over the dispute earlier. Peacock went to launch without support on Roku or on Amazon.com's platform. - *Updated 5:06 p.m.:* Roku shares are up 0.6% after hours. - *Updated 6:19 p.m.:* "We are pleased to have reached an agreement with Comcast that will bring Peacock to Roku customers a

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CMCSA Roku, NBCUniversal set to announce deal for Peacock, NBC apps carriage (updated) - Roku (NASDAQ:ROKU) and NBCUniversal (NASDAQ:CMCSA) are set to end a dispute over channel carriage with a pact that will bring streaming service Peacock to Roku's platform. - A source close to the agreement tells Seeking Alpha that a deal is close to final that includes all of NBC's apps - including the TV Everywhere channels that Comcast was readying to pull from Roku's service - as well as Peacock. - An official announcement is expected in the next few days, according to the source. - The two companies exchanged volleys over the dispute earlier. Peacock went to launch without support on Roku or on Amazon.com's platform. - *Updated 5:06 p.m.:* Roku shares are up 0.6% after hours. - *Updated 6:19 p.m.:* "We are pleased to have reached an agreement with Comcast that will bring Peacock to Roku customers a

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CMCSA Roku, NBCUniversal set to announce deal for Peacock, NBC apps carriage (updated) - Roku (NASDAQ:ROKU) and NBCUniversal (NASDAQ:CMCSA) are set to end a dispute over channel carriage with a pact that will bring streaming service Peacock to Roku's platform. - A source close to the agreement tells Seeking Alpha that a deal is close to final that includes all of NBC's apps - including the TV Everywhere channels that Comcast was readying to pull from Roku's service - as well as Peacock. - An official announcement is expected in the next few days, according to the source. - The two companies exchanged volleys over the dispute earlier. Peacock went to launch without support on Roku or on Amazon.com's platform. - *Updated 5:06 p.m.:* Roku shares are up 0.6% after hours. - *Updated 6:19 p.m.:* "We are pleased to have reached an agreement with Comcast that will bring Peacock to Roku customers a

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CMCSA Roku, NBCUniversal set to announce deal for Peacock, NBC apps carriage - Roku (NASDAQ:ROKU) and NBCUniversal (NASDAQ:CMCSA) are set to end a dispute over channel carriage with a pact that will bring streaming service Peacock to Roku's platform. - A source close to the agreement tells Seeking Alpha that a deal is close to final that includes all of NBC's apps - including the TV Everywhere channels that Comcast was readying to pull from Roku's service - as well as Peacock. - An official announcement is expected in the next few days, according to the source. - The two companies exchanged volleys over the dispute earlier. Peacock went to launch without support on Roku or on Amazon.com's platform. - *Updated 5:06 p.m.:* Roku shares are up 0.6% after hours. |Today, 5:03 PM|6 Comments

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SPY UK seeing second COVID wave; stocks extend losses to lows - The UK is seeing a second wave of COVID-19 infections coming in, Prime Minister Boris Johnson says. - The U.S. stock market took a hit once the headlines arrived, with the major averages falling to their lows of the session. - The S&P (NYSEARCA:SPY) is down 1.4% and the Nasdaq (NASDAQ:QQQ) is falling 2%. - Only the Financials (NYSEARCA:XLF) are holding onto small gains. - Losses in Technology (NYSEARCA:XLK) accelerated, with Apple, AMD and Nvidia all down more than 3%. - Johnson says it was "inevitable" the country would see a second wave and that the government is looking very closely as the spread over the last few days. - He did not rule out another national lockdown, but said he does not want to go into that "at all". - GBP/USD is off 0.2%. - Dear readers: We recognize that politics often intersects with the

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Market up slightly, but tech lead will be tested - Stocks are higher with most sectors in the green, continuing some strength seen in the last hour of yesterday's selloff. - The S&P is up 0.1%, the Nasdaq is up 0.4% and the Dow is off 0.1%. - Technology (NYSEARCA:XLK) starts higher, but market direction will likely hinge on whether it can hold these early gains following two down days. Apart from Materials (NYSEARCA:XLB), other sectors haven't been able to step up when tech falters. - The megacaps are mixed, with Facebook up the most as it tries to recover from a tough week and from eight down days in the last 10. - Apart from stocks, there's not too much in the way of movement. The 10-year Treasury yield is down slightly at 0.67%. Crude futures are flat around $41/barrel and spot gold is up 0.3%. - Stocks may be in for some volatility late in the session as it is quadruple witching day, the simulta

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Tallinna Börsi põhinimekirjas olid enimkaubeldud aktsiad Tallink Grupp AS ( TAL1T ) , muutus -1.18% ; LHV Group AS ( LHV1T ), muutus 0.74 % ja Tallinna Sadam AS ( TSM1T ), muutus 0.86%. Põhinimekirja käive ulatus 390000 euroni, mis on ligikaudu 5% suurem kui keskmiselt. Tõusjaid oli 8 , langejaid 6 ja muutuseta püsis 2 aktsiat. ADVol 1.32 - Bullish. Tegemist on automaatselt koostatud raportiga põhimõttel on nagu on! It is as it is!

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Averages end down again in absence of tech leadership - The shakeout in the megacap stocks continued, pulling the broader market down for the second day in a row. - The S&P ended off 0.8%. The Nasdaq closed down 1.3% and has been lower in 7 of the last 10 sessions. The Nasdaq 100 (NASDAQ:QQQ) dropped back below its 50-day SMA. The Dow was off 0.5%. - The market made a late-morning charge, but technology weakness persisted and no sectors could take the baton. Late buying helped the major indexes close off their lows. - All the Fab 5 ended lower. Facebook, off 3.3%, sank the most. All five are down more than 10% from their early September highs. Alphabet held a test of its 100-day SMA. - Communications Services (NYSEARCA:XLC) and Real Estate (NYSEARCA:XLRE) were the worst performers. - Materials (NYSEARCA:XLB) was the only sector showing some traction, although Industrials (NYSEARCA:XLI) also edged higher

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Averages end down again in absence of tech leadership - The shakeout in the megacap stocks continued, pulling the broader market down for the second day in a row. - The S&P ended off 0.8%. The Nasdaq closed down 1.3% and has been lower in 7 of the last 10 sessions. The Nasdaq 100 (NASDAQ:QQQ) dropped back below its 50-day SMA. The Dow was off 0.5%. - The market made a late-morning charge, but technology weakness persisted and no sectors could take the baton. Late buying helped the major indexes close off their lows. - All the Fab 5 ended lower. Facebook, off 3.3%, sank the most. All five are down more than 10% from their early September highs. Alphabet held a test of its 100-day SMA. - Communications Services (NYSEARCA:XLC) and Real Estate (NYSEARCA:XLRE) were the worst performers. - Materials (NYSEARCA:XLB) was the only sector showing some traction, although Industrials (NYSEARCA:XLI) also edged higher

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Averages end down again in absence of tech leadership - The shakeout in the megacap stocks continued, pulling the broader market down for the second day in a row. - The S&P ended off 0.8%. The Nasdaq closed down 1.3% and has been lower in 7 of the last 10 sessions. The Nasdaq 100 (NASDAQ:QQQ) dropped back below its 50-day SMA. The Dow was off 0.5%. - The market made a late-morning charge, but technology weakness persisted and no sectors could take the baton. Late buying helped the major indexes close off their lows. - All the Fab 5 ended lower. Facebook, off 3.3%, sank the most. All five are down more than 10% from their early September highs. Alphabet held a test of its 100-day SMA. - Communications Services (NYSEARCA:XLC) and Real Estate (NYSEARCA:XLRE) were the worst performers. - Materials (NYSEARCA:XLB) was the only sector showing some traction, although Industrials (NYSEARCA:XLI) also edged higher

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Averages end down again in absence of tech leadership - The shakeout in the megacap stocks continued, pulling the broader market down for the second day in a row. - The S&P ended off 0.8%. The Nasdaq closed down 1.3% and has been lower in 7 of the last 10 sessions. The Nasdaq 100 (NASDAQ:QQQ) dropped back below its 50-day SMA. The Dow was off 0.5%. - The market made a late-morning charge, but technology weakness persisted and no sectors could take the baton. Late buying helped the major indexes close off their lows. - All the Fab 5 ended lower. Facebook, off 3.3%, sank the most. All five are down more than 10% from their early September highs. Alphabet held a test of its 100-day SMA. - Communications Services (NYSEARCA:XLC) and Real Estate (NYSEARCA:XLRE) were the worst performers. - Materials (NYSEARCA:XLB) was the only sector showing some traction, although Industrials (NYSEARCA:XLI) also edged higher