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Twitter is under pressure following an unprecedented hack targeting the accounts of some of its most high-profile users. A cybersecurity expert explains how this could have happened.

Also, Domino’s shattered second quarter earnings estimates as delivery & takeout demand surged amid the pandemic. But can that deliver more gains for its stock? We’ll explore. 

And, as growth powerhouses start to lose steam in the market, are under-the-radar value names poised to outperform? We’ll debate with our markets panel.

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Stocks climb on Moderna’s vaccine trial news—we have the details and what the next phases will look like.

Plus, Jefferies tracks real-time data like consumer foot traffic and restaurant bookings to get a better idea of how quickly the economy will recover from the pandemic fallout—their Chief Financial Economist has the details.

And, what’s old is new again… The Count Basie Center for the Arts has pivoted to drive-in entertainment to generate revenue. The CEO joins to discuss and give us an update on their PPP loan. 

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Stocks surging partly on hopes more government stimulus is ahead…should investors should ride the wave of optimism or are stocks overheated? We discuss.

And the coronavirus testing fiasco: wait times for results are getting longer and longer while pro-athletes in the NBA’s so-called “bubble” in Orlando reportedly get their results in hours. The Chairman of the lab conducting those tests joins us, along with Univ. of Minnesota’s Dr. Michael Osterholm on how we got here and what the government needs to do. 

Plus, the pizza trade is piping hot, Amazon’s building boom and no more summer vacation…that’s all in today’s Rapid Fire, including a surprise guest appearance!

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Some of the most popular stocks to own on Wall Street are also the most expensive. Is it time to bet on some underdog names instead? We’ll discuss.

Also, Disney says it’s closing its Hong Kong theme park amid a rise in new COVID-19 cases in China. Could Disney World in Orlando be headed for the same fate? We’ll debate in Rapid Fire.

And, a new study found that more time at home is *not* the reason why trading apps like Robinhood have seen a surge of activity. We’ll explore trading behavior amid the pandemic.

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Markets are shrugging off record virus spikes and election concerns, on pace for a second straight week of gains. Is this the start of a “new” bull market? We’ll discuss.

Also, Tesla shares continue driving to all-time highs. Does the stock belong in the S&P 500? We’ll debate in a scorching edition of Rapid Fire.

And, while the Trump Administration considers banning TikTok, Gene Munster of Loup Ventures says any ban would likely be temporary. He’ll explain why.

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Covid cases are rising, supreme drama in DC and rethinking reopenings…investors are digesting a lot of headlines today. As selling pressure creeps back into the market, how worried should you be?

Plus, Wells Fargo is underperforming its peers, layoffs could be ahead, and it’s the only bank to cut its dividend. So is the stock untouchable or ripe for a comeback? We debate.

And, a new immigration policy is putting thousands of international students at risk of deportation. The CEO of the College Board has taken a stand against it. He joins us to discuss.

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With stocks having a volatile session after yesterday’s selloff, two strategists on the sectors to buy and which to avoid.

And Bank of America Securities’ retail analyst tells us which name she’s cherry-picking out of the wreckage and giving a ‘buy’ rating.

Plus, Rapid Fire gets even hotter with the return of Bill Griffeth…the panel tackles everything from Facebook’s civil rights fallout to the reopening of Disney to Nikola Corp. 

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Tesla, Apple, Netflix, Amazon, these are just some of the same stocks that keep hitting all-times highs. This can’t be sustainable…or can it? We’ll debate.

Plus, one Texas restaurant owner shares his main concern as cases in his state spike and re-opening plans get rolled back.           

And, social media giants take a stand in Hong Kong but are they on a collision course with the world’s biggest consumer market, China? We’ll look at how this could impact their bottom line.

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Stocks are rallying, but big banks like Goldman and Citi aren’t running with the bulls…a look at why the markets are defying expectations and the names to own now.

And the CEO of Becton Dickinson joins to discuss the company’s new rapid, mobile Covid-19 test.

Plus, after the government released a list of PPP recipients, our panelists take a look at the companies that took loans, and the potential pitfalls of making that information public, in today’s Rapid Fire. 

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Investors seem to think June’s strong jobs gains may not last as the stay-at-home trade keeps going strong. Should you stick with those stocks or not? We’ll ask.

Plus, an inside look at Moderna’s corporate culture and how the company became the frontrunner to develop a Coronavirus vaccine despite not having a single medicine on the market.

And, McDonald’s pausing its plans for reopenings as Covid cases rise. Will others follow suit, and what names are best positioned to weather the storm? We have a restaurant reality check.

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