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Friday sell-off hits major indexes; chipmakers fall increasing odds for consolidation; proxy advisers urge GE shareholders to ditch KPMG and more of what you may have missed Friday, April 6.

A trade war with China is a real possibility due to Trump's rising tariff battle with China. These stocks could be hit the hardest in such a war.

Wall Street has stopped raising its earnings estimates. Talk about tax reform enthusiasm is starting to fall apart.

M&A activity kicks into high gear going into the final days of the first quarter. If the broader stock market doesn't pop on this news, it would be a red flag.

BlackBerry CEO John Chen shares his thoughts on the recent tech stock rout with TheStreet.

Tesla shares continue to be under severe pressure as it fumbles again on several fronts. Stock markets, too, continue to look wobbly as investors digest a fresh rout in tech stocks.

Be honest: you are waking up every morning wondering if Facebook's stock is nearing a bottom. You are obsessing over potentially getting into a name that hasn't been this cheap in a while.

Investing in tech stocks has been easy money over the past year or so. But here is why they are long overdue for a breather.

Here is a dose of good cheer on Tuesday: The Dow Jones Industrial Average at 30,000 could be a reality within a year. On a down note, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg continues to show a lack of leadership.

Tech investors have been beaten up badly in March. But, the selling may not be over when analyzing some data out of Jefferies.