Joseph Woelfel

U.S. stock futures turn lower on Wednesday, while global stocks are mostly higher amid signals the U.S. and China could be prepared to broker an agreement in their ongoing trade war; Tesla tumbles as Feds open a probe into Elon Musk's 'going-private' tweet; Disney has plans for Marvel shows on its streaming service, a report says.

U.S. stock futures rise on Tuesday even after the White House slaps a levy of 10% on $200 billion worth of China-made goods; Oracle falls as cloud revenue misses expectations; Google teams with the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi carmaking alliance.

U.S. stock futures fall on reports Donald Trump is ready to impose tariffs on $200 billion worth of China-made goods as early as Monday; Elon Musk says Tesla is in 'delivery logistics hell'; Oracle and FedEx to report earnings.

U.S. stock futures rise on Friday as news of potential trade talks between the U.S. and China lift equities; Hurricane Florence is about to make landfall on the Carolina coast; Amazon's Jeff Bezos pushes back on concerns the online retailing giant is too big.

U.S. stock futures rise amid small steps in trade negotiations between the U.S. and China; Apple unveils three new iPhones, including the XS Max which has a starting price of $1,099; Adobe in talks to buy cloud-based marketing software company Marketo, a report says.

U.S. stock futures rise and tech shares get a boost from Apple, which is trading higher ahead of its iPhone event; the FCC pauses its review of T-Mobile's proposed $26.5 billion takeover of Sprint; Verizon to launch 5G service in four U.S. cities on Oct. 1.

U.S. stock futures fall as the U.S. and Canada look to re-start trade talks; Japan's Renesas to buy Integrated Device Technology for $6.7 billion; losses at Sonos wide; Tesla trims available paint colors.

U.S. stock futures rise as investors reset their focus on developments in the ongoing trade war between Washington and Beijing; Les Moonves resigns as CEO of CBS amid new allegations of sexual harassment; Alibaba's Jack Ma to step down as chairman; Apple and Ford react to Donald Trump's tariffs on China-made goods.

U.S. stock futures fall as Wall Street prepares for the White House announcement of tariffs on $200 billion worth of China-made goods and awaits the U.S. jobs report; Micron rebounds; Broadcom jumps; Dan Loeb wants to replace the board of Campbell Soup.

U.S. stock futures rise slightly as investors brace for a potentially damaging escalation in U.S. and China trade war; the Justice Department is reportedly close to giving the green light to two mega deals in the healthcare sector; CBS and National Amusements are in settlement talks, a report says.