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Major U.S. stock indexes closed lower for a second consecutive day Tuesday, a day before a key inflation reading. Meanwhile, oil prices rose as investors awaited news about a possible deal to fully ...

Cisco is set to post earnings after the closing bell Wednesday, with traders anticipating a move that could bring the stock back near its June highs.

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U.S. employers added 254,000 jobs in September, blowing past expectations, while the unemployment rate fell to 4.1%, in the latest sign of the resilience of the labor market.

Damodaran’s warning extends beyond Uber, serving as a bearish signal for investors eager to bet on 2019's class of highly anticipated unicorn IPOs.

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Applied Materials is due to report earnings Thursday after markets close, with traders anticipating a big swing in the semiconductor equipment maker’s stock.

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