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Here's what you need to know about Tuesday before you hit the door.

Stocks are likely to remain hostage to developments involving the coronavirus, and even so the market could continue to hit new highs.

Former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe was a frequent target of President Donald Trump's attacks.

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Barr's review comes as the attorney general is already under fire for easing a sentencing recommendation for Trump friend Roger Stone.

Germany's president kicked off the annual Munich Security Conference on Friday by taking a swipe at President Trump's "America First" foreign policy approach.

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Last week, in fact, set a new standard for cash flowing into fixed income funds with $23.6 billion of inflows, according to Bank of America Global Research.

It appears infections among medical workers peaked in mid-January and have "rapidly" decreased since, according to the World Health Organization.

Delta is committing at least $1 billion over the next decade to reduce its environmental impact, CEO Ed Bastian said.

Dozens of elite business leaders have joined Mike Bloomberg's "army" of surrogates to help him win the Democratic presidential nomination.

Automakers working to restart manufacturing in China amid the coronavirus outbreak are trying to prevent operations elsewhere from being affected by supply shortages.

YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki said YouTube paid more than $3 billion to the music industry last year from ads and subscriptions.

A day after two major Biden fundraisers, Patricof said attendance at the events indicted support remains strong.

Check out the companies making headlines in midday trading on Friday.

Rep. Eliot Engel, D-N.Y., said the Trump "administration falsely claims Congress had already authorized the strike" against Iran's general Qasem Soleimani "under the 2002 Iraq war resolution."

Tesla said it will sell 2.65 million shares at that price, which is a 4.6% discount to its Thursday close.

The Houston Astros fired two team executives in January after it was revealed that they used a cheating scheme during the 2017 playoffs and 2018 season.