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CNBC's Kate Rooney breaks down the latest round of outages for investing app Robinhood.
On Wall Street Monday morning, stocks fell so quickly when the markets opened, trading was suspended for 15 minutes. All three of the major indexes lost around 7% in the first five minutes, driven by fear over the coronavirus and a huge drop overnight in the price of crude oil. CBS News business analyst Jill Schlesinger joins “CBS This Morning” to explain what's going on.
Apple sold fewer than half a million smartphones in China in February as the coronavirus outbreak halved demand for all such devices. Fred Katayama reports.
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US stocks are nearing a bear market, amid the coronavirus outbreak. This would be the first bear market since the financial crisis.
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You can't prevent the market from moving against you, but you can set yourself up to be in a position to make it through and thrive during its eventual recovery.
Stock futures tumbled early Monday morning as investors continued to brace for the economic fallout from the spreading coronavirus, while a shocking all-out oil price war added to the anxiety.
Charlie Nelson, CEO of Retirement and Employee Benefits at Voya Financial, joins The Final Round to discuss how investors should navigate recent volatility and savings.
Republican and Democratic voters mostly agree on ways to stimulate more economic growth and create jobs. So why don't they get it done?
If we want to build the U.S. economy, it makes much more sense to invest in cities that already have cheap land, unused infrastructure, untapped talent and urban scale.
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