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Boeing and major U.S. carriers are struggling with the turmoil wrought by coronavirus and are pushing for lawmakers to bail them out.

The senator insisted she had nothing to do with February stock trades--which included the selling of several that were "hammered" in the stock market due to coronavirus concerns.

The U.S. Federal Reserve cut interest rates by a half percentage point Tuesday morning as a means of pushing back against a recent downturn tied to the coronavirus illness—and not from Trump's pressure, Chairman Jerome Powell said.

Online shopping company Alibaba is preparing to sell shares of stock in Hong Kong in a move investors hope will calm a market shaken by protests.

WeWork started in 2010 with shared office spaces and now has a number of different options to satisfy the needs of both a single freelancer and entire companies.

"I believe that we are still just scratching the surface of our long-term potential as we continue to define performance luxury globally," the company's CEO said.

"It doesn't seem like anything was actually agreed to at the dinner and White House officials are contorting themselves into pretzels to reconcile Trump's tweets," traders from JP Morgan wrote in their desk commentary Tuesday.

Several economic analysts and the U.S. Federal Reserve say the country is on the verge of a slowdown, with growth having "peaked" despite bold predictions from the Trump administration.

"I believe the incredible tailwinds blowing at legal marijuana's back make it so the opportunity here is much like the one internet stocks offered in 1994 … or the one bitcoin offered in 2015."

A senior Trump administration official told Reuters that steep tariffs against China are likely "in the very near future."

Carl Icahn, the billionaire investor who advised the president on regulatory reform, sold millions in steel-related stocks days before President Donald Trump announced he would impose steep tariffs on foreign steel.

In a rare tweet to Trump, Denmark's Prime Minister Rasmussen pleaded the president hear out young Americans to "Make America great and safe again!"

A return to normal after the Great Recession is long overdue.

At some point the business cycle needs to turn, since we've enjoyed such a prolonged recovery.

The move seems to be working in the very short term—the company saw its stock price rise 400 percent.

Gun share prices rise after mass shootings with the perception that tighter gun control rules will follow and that people need to better protect themselves.

The president made millions with his stock portfolio, with five notable failures.

Federal Reserve chair says an adjustment will 'likely be appropriate' after evaluating employment and inflation data.

The price has reached record highs, with one bitcoin worth more than one ounce of gold for the first time.

Expected signals on Trump's on planned global trade and China policies prompted caution from investors.

The search giant's parent company gained from video and put to rest concerns about mobile advertising.

Fallout from the Brexit vote in the U.S. entails tighter financial conditions, falling stocks, reduced risk-taking and a weaker outlook for growth.

Why companies will start voting with their money.

Adding to uncertainty this week will be the rebalancing of Russell indexes, requiring fund managers to rebalance their own portfolios.

Report showing slowest pace of U.S. job growth in more than five years stunned investors.

The deep, dark, not-so-secret of the New York Stock Exchange is that in 2016, the 'floor' of the exchange is all for show. All of it.

Fears of a China-led global slowdown, along with oil's steep slide, have dampened the market's expectations for a hike.

Asian shares and the dollar surrendered their gains on Thursday as recently volatile crude oil prices seesawed lower.

Global stocks plunged on Monday, with the Dow making its worst start to a year since 2008.

Worries that the weak Chinese data could portend slower world economic growth hurt Wall Street.