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Rising oil prices, surging bond yields and mixed earnings forecasts have stalled overnight gains for global stocks and pulled U.S. equity futures into the red ahead of another hectic slate of corporate reports.

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Recent reports from chip and chip equipment makers suggest smartphone chip demand is pretty weak. But they paint a rosier picture for many other segments.

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Jim Cramer shines a spotlight on McDonald's, Nucor, Ball Corp. United States Steel, Teva Pharmaceuticals, Chicago Mercantile Exchange and more.

PepsiCo managed to beat on the top and bottom lines for the first quarter. Will the results fend off the bears?

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Jim Cramer says he's still optimistic, and he doesn't want investors to give up. But he has 12 reasons to also remain cautious -- especially about Fridays.

China could slash the 25% tariff is imposes on car imports into the world's largest market, media reports suggest, as U.S. Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin heads to Beijing to negotiate new trade rules between the world's two biggest economies.

Deutsche Bank is planning big investment bank job cuts, as well as a smaller balance sheet, as Germany's biggest lender re-sizes its global business under new CEO Christian Sewing.

Samsung joined the growing chorus of handset giants to warn on waning smartphone demand, but Apple's biggest rival still posted record first quarter profits of $14.4 billion.

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An agreement between Amazon and GM to deliver packages to connected cars is a 'natural fit,' Morgan Stanley writes.

The Detroit automaker also crushed analysts' expectations for revenue even as it announced a day earlier that its sales declined by 3% during the period.

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