The S&P 500 index has long been considered the gold-standard benchmark of the U.S. market and the cornerstone of many an investing thesis, and these 5 stocks have been driving it.
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Can Beyond Meat Make Starbucks Its Next Big Client?
As more and more businesses join the ‘meatless revolution’, Beyond Meat is on pace for its best month ever and now looks to make Starbucks its next big client.
Joe Biden Won’t Stop The Growth of Video Game Stocks in 2020
Presidential nominee Joe Biden made controversial remarks about video game developers on Monday, but Take-Two Interactive and Co. won’t be concerned
The U.S. and China Finally Sign a Trade Deal!
It’s the Five on Friday, where we bring you the biggest market stories of the week, including a new trade deal, Tesla breaking records, Netflix’s Oscar ambitions, Disney’s dominance, and Spotify’s pet playlist.
Morgan Stanley Shares Soar Following First Quarter Earnings
U.S.-based investment banking group Morgan Stanley saw its stock price soar following the implemented success of its CEO’s strategic vision.
What Is Going On With Beyond Meat’s Stock?
Beyond Meat has been one of the most hyped stocks on the market so far this year, but why exactly does the stock keep jumping up and down?
Can Uber Bounce Back in 2020?
Uber’s struggles look set to continue in 2020 as the ride-sharing company loses key markets, experiences more driver issues, and competition ramps up.
Apple Refuses to Unlock iPhone For The Government
Apple has been in the hot seat this week as the Government slams the iPhone maker for refusing to help with an ongoing terror case.
Can Netflix Win An Oscar?
Netflix has been spending millions on original content in order to finally claim the most coveted prize in showbiz: ‘Best Picture’ at the Oscars.
Why Is Roku Stock Up Today?
Video platform Roku saw its stock rise more than 4% on Monday as Wall Street analysts predict that the service will benefit from the rise of competition in content streaming.