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Apple’s coronavirus warning rattles markets
News Apple has warned that disruption in China caused by the coronavirus will hit first-quarter revenues.
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Coronavirus scare obscures US profit picture
News With the spread of the coronavirus occupying the news, investors may have missed some interesting developments in US corporate earnings
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Plaid: Visa’s pricey bet on the future of finance
News Visa has paid $5.3bn for fintech start-up Plaid, following on from last year’s purchase of cross-border payments company Earthport.
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Star Market, China’s Nasdaq-like tech stock exchange, starts trading
Features Star Market, Shanghai’s new technology-focused stock exchange, is hoping to nurture local tech firms and bypass New York and Hong Kong.
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GE crashes out of the Dow Jones index
Tutorials General Electric's eviction from a key American stockmarket gauge is a reminder to check what’s in an index.
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Another US stockmarket domino has toppled
Features Tech stocks have been propping up the US stockmarket. But the Facebook allegations have triggered a change in sentiment. This could be a major turning point,, says Dominic Frisby.
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Chart of the week: ignore the chatter about the Dow Jones index
Charts There was a lot of hoo-ha about the Dow Jones index’s jump above the 22,000 mark. But being weighted by share price rather than market capitalisation means it is not particularly useful index to follow.
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Nasdaq 6,000: a new bubble?
Features The Nasdaq Composite index, Wall Street’s technology-heavy market, has hit 6,000. But it looks a lot more stable than it did when it hit 5,000 17 years ago.
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US pre-open: Cautious kick-off for New York as Dow eyes 18,000 all-time high
Market Reports US stocks are seen opening on a cautious note ahead of a flurry of key US economic data that could help the Dow Jones hit 18,000 for the first time.
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