Wall Street saw no relief Thursday as stocks fell again, although in far less dramatic fashion than the previous session.

Stock futures extend slide as global market rout intensifies; Cisco shares tumble after weak outlook rattles tech equipment sector; Under Armour shares slide after surprise departure of CEO Patrick Frisk; Tesla shares looking at sub $700 open as headline risk accelerates and Boeing sells 50 737-max jets to British airways parent IAG.

Meanwhile, Credit Suisse and JPMorgan offered lists of stocks that can thrive in inflationary times like the present.

The last 12 months have been a good time for stocks that benefit from inflation, according to Credit Suisse.

Stocks ended sharply lower Friday amid accelerated bets on a bigger Fed rate hike following the fastest reading for domestic inflation in forty years.

Nelson Peltz and Trian Partners, Wendy's biggest shareholders, are planning to arrange a takeover of the iconic burger chain.

Fed Chairman Jerome Powell has raised his inflation hammer, vowing sharp rate hikes to slow the fastest U.S. inflation in forty years. It won't work.

“Most refinance borrowers continue to remain on the sidelines as a result, and refinance applications have fallen in nine of the past 10 weeks," said the MBA's Joel Kan.

GM says it found 'malicious login activity' on an unspecified number of online user accounts.