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Apple, Amazon, Alphabet and Facebook all report earnings after the bell today, and that could create market volatility if any disappoint. Our market experts tell investors what to watch for.

Plus, a potential extension of the extra $600 per week unemployment benefit just stalled in the senate, as it’s set to expire tomorrow. We break down the latest stimulus talks with Sen. Amy Klobuchar.

And, despite a slowing recovery in Nevada, Las Vegas Sands just pledged to continue paying all of its employees through October 31st. LVS President & COO Robert Goldstein joins us with all the details. 

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Tech Titans Zuckerberg, Bezos, Pichai and Cook testify in a Congressional antitrust hearing. 

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As earnings season marches on, second half outlook is getting murkier as companies fail to issue guidance due to the ongoing pandemic. Two strategists give their clear winners for the rest of the year.

And the Pfizer CEO joins in an exclusive interview on the heels of their earnings beat and the start of the company’s late stage Covid-19 vaccine trials.

Plus, why toll roads could help make certain muni bonds a buy. 

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Shares of Moderna are higher as it kicks off Phase 3 trials of its COVID-19 vaccine today. But there’s a key consideration when it comes to recruiting volunteers. We’ll explore.

Plus, while investors have been eyeing the stay-at-home trade lately, solar energy has been red hot too. But can the sector keep powering higher? We’ll discuss with an industry analyst.

And, safe havens like Gold, Silver and bonds are rallying right alongside the stock market. Is there a common thread driving all of these assets higher? Our market experts debate. 

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As regulators focus on breaking up big tech, an expose in the Wall Street Journal accuses Amazon of using its investments and deal-making process to launch products comparable products to put competitors out of business. A former FTC Chair and law professor weighs in. 

And people are leaving major US cities in droves due to the ongoing pandemic, we take a look at their fate and if they can bounce back.

Plus, mortgage rates have hit record lows…good news for homebuyers, not great news for banks. We’ll tell you why. 

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With jobless claims picking up, uncertainty over what additional stimulus will looks like, and Florida recording its highest single day increase in covid deaths, will these market gains stall out? We debate.

Plus, an exclusive interview with Chipotle CEO Brian Niccol. Digital sales more than tripled in the second quarter, the stock is up 35% this year…can the company keep it up? And what’s next? We’ll ask.

And, “a world of hurt”, that’s how one casino executive describes Las Vegas. We’ll check in on the sector. 

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Tensions heating up again with China after the US ordered its consulate in Houston, TX closed. We discuss the geopolitical and the market risks.

And, Congress is currently hammering out what the next round of stimulus should look like…Conference Board President Steve Odland has what CEOs are looking for.

Plus, one company is putting the contact tracing into contact sports…that’s in today’s Rapid Fire. 

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The S&P on track for its best July in a decade, everything form fast food to healthcare to housing hitting new highs today. Is tech’s historic run about to give way to America’s comeback kids?

Plus, speaking of historic runs, Tesla’s been on an epic stock bender this year. We look at whether the stock can keep climbing after its key earnings report tomorrow, with profit expectations running high.

And, the sneaker trade, a trip down the produce aisle, and Wall Street potentially walking away from New York City, that’s all ahead in Rapid Fire.

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The extra $600 per week unemployment benefit is set to expire at the end of the month. What happens if it gets wiped away? We’ll explore with Evercore ISI Policy Economist Ernie Tedeschi.

Also, new airfreight data indicates Asia & N. America are past the worst of the Coronavirus impact…but the Eurozone is a whole different story. We’ll discuss. 

And, Goldman Sachs & Jefferies are both boosting their Amazon price targets to a street high $3,800 as shares have soared off recent lows. But can it keep up this amazing run? We debate in Rapid Fire. 

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The Administration ramping up its China rhetoric and blaming several U.S. companies for being part of the problem. Is it just saber-rattling or a real new worry for Wall Street beyond Covid-19?

We’ll debate.

Plus, tech lower once again with Netflix leading the declines on growth concerns. By elevating one of Hollywood’s most powerful people to CO-CEO, is the streaming giant making the right move?

And, a different way to play the stay-at-home trade…we’re cooking up some kitchen stocks poised for big gains.

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