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Stocks climbed for a third-consecutive day, even as the results of the U.S. presidential election still remain murky -- despite President Donald Trump falsely claiming victory earlier in the day. Shares of major technology companies, including Amazon.com (AMZN), Apple (AAPL), a

What happened Shares of Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) climbed on Wednesday, as U.S. election results reduced investors' fears of burdensome regulation on the tech sector.

Italian Serie A champion club Juventus said on Wednesday it would make its official TV channel available via Amazon's Prime Video streaming service platform as the tech giant expands its content offerings in Europe.

What happenedShares of Africa's e-commerce company Jumia Technologies (NYSE: JMIA) soared 87.2% higher in October, according to data provided by S&P Global Market Intelligence. Since the end of October, the stock has surged almost 20% more and is now up around 160% year to da

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The election between Donald Trump and Joe Biden has remained far closer than many polls predicted. Uncertainty often has a detrimental impact on the market, but the opposite is occurring now. The Dow was up over 700 points mid-day. The surge began last night, when a spike in futu

Hundreds of millions of Americans are watching election results trickle in without any firm sense of who will win the presidency. But investors in the stocks that make up the Nasdaq Composite (NASDAQINDEX: ^IXIC) have already received the news they wanted to hear, and the key sto

LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - The U.S. election non-result is burnishing Big Tech’s safe-haven credentials. Stocks like Facebook rose after the inconclusive early vote counts, outperforming other sectors. Like

The United States' big technology names led gainers on Wall Street on Wednesday, as investors sought the security of this year's big stay-at-home corporate success stories in the face of a presidential election set to go down to the wire.

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In this episode of MarketFoolery, Chris Hill chats with Motley Fool analyst Jason Moser about the latest headlines and earnings reports from Wall Street. They've got a great investing lesson from Clorox (NYSE: CLX), they go through the results of and discuss a streaming video bus

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The COVID-19 crisis crushed many stocks over the past year. Yet many "stay-at-home" tech stocks, which benefited from the rise of remote work, online education, and other at-home activities, rallied as the market dipped.That enthusiasm could wane after the pandemic ends, but the

The United States' big technology names led gainers on Wall Street on Wednesday, as investors sought the security of this year's big stay-at-home corporate success stories in the face of a presidential election set to go down to the wire.

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Wall Street's main indexes were set to open sharply higher on Wednesday as the race for the White House went down to the wire, although investors remained worried about the prospect of a contested result.

The past two months have been rough for investors, with the S&P 500 slipping 6.6%. But a market drop of that level doesn't necessarily mean we should avoid buying stocks. In fact, this could be the perfect time to scoop up a few bargains.Market turmoil isn't over, of course.

Alibaba (NYSE: BABA) is the biggest e-commerce player in China, so comparisons between it and Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) are inevitable. But with Amazon's $1.5 trillion market cap nearly double Alibaba's $790 billion, does Alibaba have the potential to be as big as its American rival?

"Diversify globally." If you've listened to that advice recently, a strong dollar and American tech leadership have caused your international stocks to underperform U.S markets. Now you need to decide: Will international performance improve? Should you continue to globally divers

Even during COVID-19, silver linings from the pandemic have appeared. One of these is the success of e-commerce stocks. As shoppers clamored for safe shopping options, e-commerce companies and their contactless buying options became a draw.However, in an industry where Amazon or