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Reddit has become a hub for social-media driven traders and investors that have proven their ability to move the markets, injecting huge volatility into stocks like GameStop and AMC. But what stocks are grabbing attention on Reddit today?

Plant-based tech start-up Impossible Foods is rumoured to be listing this year. Will it attract ESG investors, or has the Beyond Meat rollercoaster soured sentiment toward vegan stocks? Take a look at everything we know about the Impossible Foods IPO.

U.S stock markets are on track to lock in their worst first-half performance in decades. The S&P500 is currently down over 15% in the second quarter and on track to lock in an ~20% decline for the first half of the year.

The S&P500 closed 2.33% higher overnight in its first session this week as the Juneteenth long weekend provided a circuit breaker, allowing investors to regroup after U.S equity markets plunged over 10% the past two weeks.

Despite data from China today that showed the Omicron outbreak appears under control and that Chinese economic data may have bottomed, it's been a disappointing day for U.S equity futures, giving back all of yesterday's gains and more

Amazon is expected to see growth suffer a severe slowdown in 2022 and could struggle to grow earnings as profitability is squeezed.

Twitter has accepted Elon Musk’s takeover offer after spending weeks fighting against it, but what does this mean for the company and its share price?

Boeing has suffered heavy losses for three consecutive years, but markets expect things to improve in 2022.

Every single major sector rose this year, led by energy and real estate, and even the lagging consumer staples, utilities and communication services stocks rose by nearly 20% on (a capitalization-weighted) average...

Apple, Amazon, Alphabet, Microsoft, Meta and Netflix have delivered record earnings and hit all-time highs in 2021, but can Big Tech keep up the momentum as we enter 2022?

Asian equity markets were mostly lower overnight as ahead of several central bank meetings this week, including FOMC, ECB, BOE and BOJ.

US banks are on the rise before the bell today after beating expectations in the third quarter, UnitedHealth ups guidance, TSMC warns capacity will remain tight until 2022, Walgreens posts improved sales and profitability, and Domino’s posts a surprise sales slowdown in the US.

Netflix has suffered from a slowdown after experiencing a surge in subscribers during lockdown last year, but investors hope additions picked up again in the latest quarter. We explain what to expect and consider how Netflix shares could react.

JPMorgan strikes a buoyant tone as it kicks off earnings season for the banks, Blackrock beats expectations, Delta Air Lines warns of soaring fuel costs, Apple is forced to cut iPhone 13 production, Hasbro’s CEO passes away, and Qualcomm launches a new buyback.

Tesla output in China hits new record, EU to prolong investigation into NVIDIA-Arm deal, buyers line-up for GSK’s consumer business, American Airlines set to beat expectations, Southwest tries to get back on track, and MGM Resorts, Nike and Square are all upgraded.

Wells Fargo is the bank to watch if interest rates head higher next year as anticipated, but how will demand for loans shape-up in the meantime? We look at what to expect from the earnings and consider how Wells Fargo shares could react.

Merck seeks approval for Covid-19 pill, Tesla eyes German production starting next month, Southwest has a tough weekend, Global Payments is open to major M&A, Emerson strikes a deal with AspenTech, Hasbro’s CEO takes leave, and Cleveland-Cliffs enters the scrap metal game.