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US to blacklist dozens of Chinese companies, Wilbur Ross says
The U.S. is preparing to place dozens of Chinese companies, including the Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp, on a trade blacklist, citing national security concerns, Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said Friday morning.
Stock futures trade cautiously following record day
On Thursday, stocks rallied to record highs on stimulus hopes
Gucci joins Alibaba's luxury e-commerce site to woo Chinese consumers
Gucci's first flagship store, selling fashion and leather goods collections, will open on Dec. 21
FedEx is ready for additional COVID-19 vaccine distribution here and abroad, touts 'unparalleled' delivery network
"Our unparalleled Express network was built for time-definite shipments such as these vaccines," FedEx president and chief operating officer Raj Subramaniam told analysts Thursday. "Simply put, a global health of this scale requires a network of our scale to address. This is who we are and what we do."
BLADE CEO talks going public, says 'next battle is in the air'
Rob Wiesenthal, CEO of Blade Urban Air Mobility, said on Thursday he envisioned his business going public in the first half of 2021.
‘Hollywood brandfather’ launches SPAC
Cavu Ventures co-founder and managing partner Rohan Oza discusses launching a SPAC.
Stocks rally to record highs on coronavirus stimulus countdown
Congress inches closer to reaching a deal on a COVID-19 relief package.
Wealth adviser predicts investors will 'flock' to Bitcoin ETFs
Bitcoin Board of Directors chairman Brock Pierce and Strategic Wealth Partners wealth adviser Luke Lloyd discuss cryptocurrency's future market performance.
Charles Payne tells investors 'connect the dots' as market rallies
The Fitz-Gerald Group principal Keith Fitz-Gerald, Point View Wealth Management president David Dietze and MarketGauge Group managing director Michelle Schneider survey the current IPO market.
US dollar sinks under Fed's pledge to keep rates low during coronavirus swoon
The U.S. dollar on Thursday plunged to a more than 2.5-year low against a basket of its peers after the Federal Reserve pledged to keep interest rates low until the economy shows signs of a sustainable recovery.