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Why momentum trades have been popular this year. Deloitte forecasts $1.2 trillion in U.S. holiday retail sales between November and January. And Carnival stock continues to sink. Host: Nicholas Jasinski. Producer: Katie Ferguson.

Policy makers indicated that the Federal Reserve's short-term interest rates would remain unchanged through 2023. Snowflake closes at more than double its initial public offering price. And Facebook stock drops amid reports of a potential antitrust lawsuit. Host: Nicholas Jasinski. Producer: Katie Ferguson.

Tesla may beat Wall Street's forecast for vehicle deliveries in the third quarter. Exxon Mobil's dividend's days may be numbered. And Apple's popular services will soon be available in a new tiered bundle. Host: Nicholas Jasinksi. Producer: Katie Ferguson.

Cloud-based data management software company Snowflake could be the first of several big tech IPOs this fall. Verizon will acquire TracFone Wireless for $6.3 billion. And airlines continue to feel the pain of the pandemic. Host: Nicholas Jasinski. Producer: Katie Ferguson.

Historic wildfires are burning on the West Coast. Used car prices rise 5.4% between July and August. And 52% of consumers plan to spend less on Halloween candy. Host: Jacob Passy. Producer: Katie Ferguson.

Federal authorities announced the charges Thursday to highlight the work they are doing to combat fraud tied to the coronavirus relief program. Two million loaded shipping containers are estimated to have hit U.S. shores last month. And public health experts are concerned about a "twindemic" as flu season approaches. Host: Jacob Passy. Producer: Katie Ferguson.

A deal with Simon Property Group and Brookfield Property Partners will keep the department-store chain open. E-cigarette usage among high school students is down. And Starbucks' early release of their seasonal pumpkin spice latte causes a surge in visits. Host: Jacob Passy. Producer: Katie Ferguson.

Boeing flags additional production problems with its 787 Dreamliners. Oil futures have fallen for five straight days. And Peloton announces a new premium bike. Host: Jacob Passy. Producer: Katie Ferguson.

The Nasdaq Composite fell 1.3% after a tumultuous Friday. U.S. unemployment for August settles at 8.4%. And the 30-year Treasury yield hits 1.47%. Host: Alexandra Scaggs. Producer: Katie Ferguson.

Many of the pandemic's hottest stocks saw steep declines on Thursday. The latest government jobs report looks worse than economists forecast. But spending on wireless spectrum licenses was up $4.5 billion last month. Host: Alexandra Scaggs. Producer: Katie Ferguson.