Optimism Drives Wall Street With Broad Stock Rally
Wall Street rallied on Friday as optimism returned to markets amid hopes of an economy reopening. The Dow rose 369.21 points to 26,075.30, the Nasdaq hit a new high at 10,617.44, and the S&P 500 gained 32.99 to 3,185.04. Cruise lines, airlines, and banks led gains while investors watched rising COVID-19 cases and a strong remdesivir update from Gilead Sciences.
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Amazon Email banning TikTok to workers was a mistake
The email telling Amazon employees to delete TikTok from their phones was sent in error and contradicted by a later statement. Amazon said no policy change is in effect, while TikTok and the app’s critics highlight national security and data concerns surrounding ByteDance ownership.
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Fed buys more corporate bonds to keep rates low
The Federal Reserve said it bought 1.3 billion dollars of corporate bonds in late June as part of efforts to keep rates low and aid borrowing. Purchases covered several hundred large issuers including AT&T PepsiCo and Berkshire Hathaway. Combined with earlier June buys the Fed has nearly 1.8 billion in corporate debt.
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Rivian expands with EV factory in Illinois and investor round
Rivian plans to build 100000 electric delivery vans at a former Mitsubishi plant in Normal Illinois with funding of 2.5 billion from investors including Soros Coatue Fidelity and Baron. The rollout includes a pickup and SUV next year while Amazon and BlackRock participate in the round. Washington plans 1.3 billion in French tariffs delayed 180 days amid talks over France digital tax.
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