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The major averages slid more than 3% on Monday, but if history is any indication, Tuesday could bring a relief rally.

In addition to beating analysts' expectations, HP reiterated its opposition to Xerox's efforts to buy the company, which is four times larger than Xerox.

Technical trading and the rise of Bernie Sanders appeared to help fuel Monday's pullback.

As coronavirus fears hit financial markets, U.S. bond yields are tanking, pushing mortgage rates that loosely follow the 10-year Treasury yield toward an eight-year low. They could sink even lower.

As of Monday, more than 79,400 cases of coronavirus have been reported, resulting in at least 2,621 deaths.

Economist Nouriel Roubini pointed to a number of destabilizing issues. They include: geopolitical tumult across at least four fronts, a potentially chaotic presidential election, reignited trade tensions with China, potentially catastrophic damage from climate change and the growing potential of cyberwarfare.

Marks, the co-chairman of Oaktree Capital Management, said on "Halftime Report" that investors tend to be too optimistic or too pessimistic about economic conditions.

Uber is launching a way for advertisers to display ads atop its vehicles.

Democratic front-runner Bernie Sanders came under fire Monday from his rivals over his recent partial defense of Cuban revolutionary and communist dictator Fidel Castro.

Oppenheimer Asset Management's John Stoltzfus warns stocks will keep falling until the coronavirus outbreak peaks globally.

A jump in coronavirus cases outside of China spooked investors out of stocks in favor of bonds and gold.

Mike Bloomberg's presidential campaign plans to unleash its cash-flush media operation against Bernie Sanders in the wake of the Vermont senator's resounding victory in the Nevada caucuses.

Global markets slid, bond yields plunged and gold prices rose.

Shares of Big Tech companies took a hit Monday after a surge in coronavirus cases renewed rears of a global economic slowdown.

Tesla shares tumbled more than 7% amid a broad market sell-off driven by coronavirus fears.

Oil prices slid more than 5% at the low on Monday as investors worried that an acceleration in the number of coronavirus cases could hurt demand for crude.

Virgin Galactic's stock inexplicably reversed an earlier drop and climbed higher, as speculative trading in the space play continued.

Here are some of the highlights from Warren Buffett's three hour interview with CNBC's Becky Quick.

Berkshire Hathaway's Warren Buffett talks stocks, investing, corporate governance and more.

Netflix had been testing its top 10 lists in the U.K. and Mexico over the last 6 months.