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Stocks are falling today, with Nvidia shares sliding 2% ahead of its highly-anticipated earnings report. Investors are also digesting disappointing results from Target. We’ll cover all of the angles for you.

The Nasdaq is rising today, driven higher by Nvidia shares, as investors shrugged off concerns of mounting geopolitical tensions between Ukraine and Russia. We’ll tell you all you need to know today.

Markets are mostly higher today, as stocks settle down after a couple of wild weeks. We’ll talk about where we go from here.

Plus, Tesla shares are jumping on reports President-elect Trump is going to ease rules for self-driving cars. We’ll get the key details.

And, millions of people watched the Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson fight on Netflix. So many that the platform couldn’t keep up. We’ll dive into that.

The post-election rally has fizzled, placing the major averages on track for sharp weekly losses. We’ll tell you all you need to know before the weekend.

Stocks are sliding today, as the post-election rally cools off. Wall Street continues to digest the impact of Republican control of power in Washington. We’ll tell you all you need to know.

The major averages hovered near the flatline on Wednesday as the postelection rally lost some steam and traders contemplated a key inflation report that was in line with expectations. We’ll track the market action.

Plus, Zimmer Biomet (ZBH), a global medical technology leader in orthopedics, is partnering with Arnold Schwarzenegger, who will take on the newly established role of Chief Movement Officer. We’ll speak to Arnold & the ZBH CEO.

Stocks are retreating today, as the major averages take a breather from their post-election run. Key components of the so-called “Trump trade” were among the most notable losers. Small-cap stocks, which are viewed as a potential beneficiary of Trump’s return to the White House, were broadly under pressure, with the Russell 2000 dipping about 2%. We’ll tell you all you need to know about that and more.