U.S. stocks were falling sharply across the board Monday.

Apple shares extended declines Monday following a report from the Wall Street Journal that suggested yet more iPhone production cuts as waning demand and an increase in available models disrupts the tech giant's global supply chain.

Jim Cramer breaks down Apple and its decline.

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The private equity-backed wedding gown retailer takes a restructuring to court that will cut more than $430 million in debt and keep its stores open.

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Nvidia is down another 6% Monday after falling 19% in the previous session.

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JD.com's U.S.-listed shares were marked sharply lower Monday after the China-focused online retailer backed by Walmart and Alphabet posted weaker-than-expected third quarter sales as investors continue to question the strength of consumer spending in the world's second largest economy.

Global stocks traded mixed Monday amid conflicting signals on progress in trade talks between the U.S. and China, a bullish reaction to last week's suggestion from Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Richard Clarida that slowing global growth could tame U.S. rate hikes even as the domestic economy continues to flourish and reports that Renault Nissa boss Carlo Ghosn faces arrest in Japan over charges of financial misconduct.

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U.S. stocks futures indicated a firmer open Monday, even as reports suggest Renault CEO Carlos Ghosn faces arrest in Japan after Nissan said he had misused company funds and will be ousted as chairman; Apple is sliding again on fresh iPhone demand reports; U.S.-China trade tensions simmer; Bitcoin falls to a 13-month low and Pfizer plans 2019 durg price hikes.

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In many cases, chip buyers appear to be ordering cautiously due to macro and trade worries. That's likely to change if those worries lift.

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