Stocks Start the Week in the Red, Janet Yellen Pleads with Congress to Raise the Debt Ceiling, Evergrande's Troubles Continue, Pfizer and BioNTech say its Covid Vaccine is Safe and Helps Immune Response in Kids Ages 5-to-11, and Homebuilder Sentiment Sees First Improvement in Three Months

Stocks Rally Mid-Day to Close Flat, U.S. Retail Sales Unexpected Increase in August, Philly Fed Manufacturing Index Rises in August, Fed Chair Powell Orders Ethics Review, and SpaceX Launches First all-Civilian Crew into Orbit

Stocks Close at Highs of the Day, Microsoft Announces $60B Stock Buyback and Dividend Increases, Amazon Will Hire 125K Seasonal Employees and Increase Wages, Macau Launches 45-Day Gaming Consultation Sending Casino Stocks Lower, and Ray Dalio Says Regulators Will ‘Kill’ Bitcoin If it Becomes Really Successful

Stocks Sell on Tuesday, Consumer Price Index Rises in August, Apple Announces new Products, Including new iPhone 13, Inuit Announces $12B Deal With Mailchimp, and Oracle Reports Q1 Earnings

Energy Stocks Rally, U.S. House Democrats Seek to Raise Corporate Tax Rate to 26.5%, Apple to Announce New iPhones, Apple Watch and AirPods on Tuesday, Chinese Tech, EV Stocks Drops due to Regulatory Fears, and U.S.  Consumers' Inflation Expectations Reach Highest Levels Since 2013

Stocks Down Slightly Thursday, ECB Leaves Rates Unchanged But Will Trim Support, Lululemon Reports Earnings, Weekly Jobless Claims Drop, and China Continues Regulatory Pressure on Gaming Co’s

Dow Lags While Nasdaq Leads on Tuesday, Goldman Sachs Cuts Q4 GDP Forecast, Strong Import/Export Economic Data From China, Bitcoin Falls After Failed Technical Breakout, and Match Group to Join the S&P 500

Stocks Trade in a Tight Range to Close the Week, August's Jobs Report Disappoints, Japan Prime Minister Suga Steps Down, Broadcom Reports Earnings and Service Sector Grows in August