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With stocks selling off on Tuesday, one trader is using bonds to hedge his portfolio.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell for a third consecutive day on Tuesday as investors weighed a stark warning from tech giant Apple.

A discussion of all that's moving the market today including the coronavirus, Apple and more.

These are the stocks posting the largest moves in midday trading.

Cooperman, founder of Omega Advisors, spoke Tuesday with CNBC's Scott Wapner on "Fast Money Halftime Report" and revealed a new position.

David Tepper's hedge fund, Appaloosa, is urging satellite company Intelsat to renegotiate terms of its 5G deal with regulators.

Raymond James warned that the "worst is yet to come" as the coronavirus outbreak rages on.

Walmart CEO Doug McMillon said the company still has to find the formula for selling apparel and home goods.

Basketball legend LeBron James' first book is due out in August.

Goldman Sachs found that just 5 companies, including Apple and Amazon, have contributed to the S&P 500's EPS growth.

Inflows into exchange-traded funds are picking up steam in 2020, driven by investor interest in cloud computing, robotics and a host of other themes, industry leaders say.

Because of its scale as the world's biggest retailer, Walmart can save millions of dollars by making even the slightest tweaks to how it runs its business.

Mike Bloomberg's campaign said on Tuesday that it sees Bernie Sanders as the only threat to Bloomberg winning the nomination and defeating Donald Trump.

His proposals include toughening the Volcker rule, merging Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, and strengthening consumer protections.

Employees are calling for Larry Ellison to cancel a planned fundraiser for President Trump's 2020 campaign.

The hospitality chain is keeping locations open at reduced prices in the provinces most affected by the virus to support visiting doctors and people who've been stranded by travel restrictions.

An electric Porsche Taycan caught fire in a Florida residential garage, the company confirmed Tuesday.

The average U.S. household is carrying a credit card balance approaching $9,000. Now, some presidential candidates have plans to curb unfair lending practices. Here's a look at which candidates have come out with the strongest proposals.

General Mills' Morning Summit cereal sells for $13 a box and lists almonds as its first ingredient.

"The fact is if the economy grows, energy demand is going to grow," Cooperman told CNBC.