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stocks on Wall Street retreated from record highs Tuesday in a choppy trading session.
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Stocks fell after Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell blocked an immediate vote of a measure calling for an increase in stimulus checks to $2000.
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The NASDAQ fell 4/10 percent.
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The Dow and S and P 500 shed 1/5 of a percent.
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Atlantic Co.
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Head of investments Andy Cameron says investors were looking toe lock in profits.
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I think it's a combination of profit taking, um, taking stock of the future and really appreciating that all the good news that was possible in early 2021.
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We've actually borrowed it from 2021 made it happen.
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In December of 2020 Intel was a leading gainer on the Dow and S and P, jumping nearly 5%.
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Reuters reported that Dan Loeb's activist hedge fund third point is pushing the semiconductor maker to explore strategic alternatives that could lead to a major shakeup at Intel.
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Shares of Boeing inched higher It's 7 37 max plane that had been grounded since March 2019 after two fatal crashes resumed passenger flights Tuesday for the first time in the U.
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S Snapchat owner snap snap to six day losing streak, rising 6% Shares jumped after Goldman Sachs significantly hiked its price target, citing tech innovations and product partnerships that could boost revenue growth.