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Trump and Impeachment, Nike, Amazon, AT&T, WeWork - 5 Things You Must Know
U.S. stock futures point lower after Democrats in the House said they will proceed with an 'official' impeachment probe of Donald Trump; Nike rises on a strong earnings beat and powerful growth in Asia; Amazon is expected to unveil health wearables at its hardware event in Seattle.
Airplane-Maintenance Firm AAR Takes Off on Earnings Surge
AAR sales jumped 19% from growth in programs and parts supply activities. Aviation services reported an 18% increase, driven by strong demand for new and aftermarket parts.
AAR Slides as Updated Guidance Misses Forecasts
AAR trades lower after the company provided fiscal-year earnings guidance that was below consensus.
Boeing Racks Up 737 MAX Orders from Saudi Arabia, Nigeria
Airlines flyadeal and Green Africa Airways collectively commit to $17 billion in new 737 MAX orders.
5 Best Stocks To Own During a Market Meltdown
Turmoil in the stock market continued into Thursday. TheStreet's top editors take a look at several stocks you may want to put on your shopping list.
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Tesla Stock Slides On Reports of California Layoffs, Office Closure
Tesla has reportedly closed its San Mateo office, and laid off 200 employees, as it begins a wave of cost cuts throughout the carmaker's global operations.
Disney Stock Lower As Board Extends Contract of CEO Bob Chapek
"Bob is the right leader at the right time for The Walt Disney Company, and the board has full confidence in him and his leadership team,' said Disney chair Sue Arnold.
Bed Bath & Beyond Stock Plunges On Q1 Loss, CEO Mark Tritton Exit
"After thorough consideration, the Board determined that it was time for a change in leadership," said independent director Harriet Edelman.
Pinterest Stock Slumps As CEO Ben Silbermann Steps Down To Make Way For Former Google Executive Bill Ready
"I've learned firsthand that it is indeed fun to do the impossible," said co-founder Ben Silbermann. "And with Bill as our CEO, I know that the fun is just getting started."