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S&P 500 3951.31 -23.23 -0.58
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Japan: Nikkei 225 29384.52 207.82 0.71
UK: FTSE 100 6730.33 -10.26 -0.15
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Nasdaq Composite 13050.22 -88.51 -0.67
Japan: Nikkei 225 29384.52 207.82 0.71
UK: FTSE 100 6733.10 -7.49 -0.11
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S&P 500 3944.34 -30.20 -0.76
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UK: FTSE 100 6732.99 -7.60 -0.11
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DJIA 33114.84 41.96 0.13
S&P 500 3969.50 -5.04 -0.13
Nasdaq Composite 13062.73 -75.99 -0.58
Japan: Nikkei 225 29384.52 207.82 0.71
UK: FTSE 100 6736.17 -4.42 -0.07
Crude Oil Futures 61.51 0.54 0.89
Gold Futures 1711.40 -20.90 -1.21
Yen 109.81 0.13 0.12
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Copper March 29,13:59
Bid/Ask 4.0370 - 4.0384
Change -0.0051 -0.13%
Low/High 4.0364 - 4.0599
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Nickel March 29,13:58
Bid/Ask 7.2966 - 7.3080
Change -0.0272 -0.37%
Low/High 7.2944 - 7.3307
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Aluminum March 29,13:59
Bid/Ask 1.0173 - 1.0191
Change +0.0011 +0.11%
Low/High 1.0160 - 1.0278
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Zinc March 29,13:58
Bid/Ask 1.2705 - 1.2716
Change -0.0009 -0.07%
Low/High 1.2705 - 1.2732
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Lead March 29,13:57
Bid/Ask 0.8767 - 0.8825
Change -0.0083 -0.93%
Low/High 0.8767 - 0.8863
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Uranium Mar 22, 2021
Ux U308 price: 29.60
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S&P 500 3966.91 -7.63 -0.19
Nasdaq Composite 13042.88 -95.85 -0.73
Japan: Nikkei 225 29384.52 207.82 0.71
UK: FTSE 100 6736.17 -4.42 -0.07
Crude Oil Futures 61.51 0.54 0.89
Gold Futures 1709.30 -23.00 -1.33
Yen 109.81 0.14

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It’s time to get ‘aggressive’ on these stocks, Wells Fargo says
PUBLISHED MON, MAR 29 20212:18 PM EDT
Jesse Pound
@JESSERPOUND
An employee, right, helps a customer change a license plate bulb outside an AutoZone store in Princeton, Illinois.
An employee, right, helps a customer change a license plate bulb outside an AutoZone store in Princeton, Illinois.
Daniel Acker | Bloomberg | Getty Images
One group of stocks that was produced pandemic-era winners could be primed for another surge, according to Wells Fargo.

Hardline retail — auto parts and home improvement, in particular — saw their sales hold up or even increase during the pandemic, but many have seen their stock prices slow in recent months. With other sectors having caught up, it is time for investors to jump back into those names, Wells Fargo said in a note to clients.

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Facebook, Apollo Global Management, Chevron: Stocks That Defined the Week
Here are seven major companies whose stocks moved on the week’s news

By March 26, 2021 6:56 pm ET

From left: Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerber and Google CEO Sundar Pichai during a hearing of the House Committee on Energy and Commerce on Thursday.
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Facebook Inc. FB 2.54%

Washington is turning up the heat on Silicon Valley. In a combative House hearing Thursday, the leaders of Facebook, Twitter Inc., TWTR 2.26% Alphabet Inc. GOOG 0.61% and its Google unit were accused of running platforms that sow political discord and spread Covid-19 misinformation and lacking accountability. The hearing built momentum for revisions of Section 230, the law shielding platforms from liability for users’ content. Facebook shares fell 1.2% Thursday, Twitter shares lost 1.4% and Alphabet shares ended flat.

Apollo Global Management Inc. APO -0.06%

The Leon Black era at Apollo is officially over. The billionaire is stepping down as its chairman amid a governance overhaul kicked off by revelations of his ties to disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein. The firm previously said Mr. Black would stay in the chairman’s seat while relinquishing his role as chief executive. Mr. Black cited his and his wife’s health issues in announcing his decision Monday. An independent review previously revealed that Mr. Black paid Epstein a total of $158 million for tax- and estate-planning services, far more than was previously known. Apollo also said Monday that co-founder Marc Rowan has formally assumed the title of CEO, a transition the firm said in January would take place before July 31. Apollo shares rose 4.5% Monday.

Microsoft Corp. MSFT -0.75%

Microsoft is close to a deal that could boost its videogame business and social-network presence. As of Thursday, Microsoft is in advanced talks to acquire messaging platform Discord Inc. for $10 billion or more as the software giant seeks to deepen its consumer offerings. Originally favored by gamers, Discord offers voice, text and video chatting. The platform’s popularity has surged since the pandemic took hold as people stay home and connect online. Microsoft has been looking to reach more consumers; it held talks last summer to buy the popular video-sharing app TikTok amid a high-profile geopolitical standoff prompted by the Trump administration before abandoning the effort. Microsoft shares gained 1.8% Friday.

Berkshire Hathaway Inc. BRK.B 0.85%

Warren Buffett wants to build emergency power plants in Texas after February’s devastating blackouts. His conglomerate Berkshire Hathaway is pitching Texas lawmakers on a $8.3 billion plan to build 10 large natural-gas plants that would operate only during times of extreme need, and not otherwise compete in the state’s power market. The Texas Legislature would need to approve changes to its laws to allow for a new regulated utility to provide emergency backup power. Meanwhile, some rival power generators such as NRG Energy Inc. expressed opposition and anger to the proposed idea. Berkshire Hathaway shares added 2.4% Friday.

Darden Restaurants Inc. DRI -3.64%

Olive Garden and LongHorn Steakhouse are serving up higher pay. Starting Monday, hourly restaurant workers at both dining chains will earn at least $10 an hour in wages and tips combined, with further increases to $12 an hour to be phased in through 2023. The raise makes Darden Restaurants, the brands’ parent company, the latest business to institute a wage floor higher than the federally mandated minimum. The company said that, on average, its hourly restaurant workers already earned more than $17 an hour in combined wages and tips. Darden also said it would give those workers a bonus to reward their work during the pandemic, setting aside $17 million for the one-time payments. Darden shares gained 8.2% Thursday.

Intel Corp.

Intel’s new chief executive wants to reboot the semiconductor giant. The broad plan mixes increased outsourcing with a commitment to spend $20 billion on new factories that could help address a chip shortage. CEO Pat Gelsinger said Tuesday that Intel would rely more heavily on third-party chip-making partners, including for some of its most cutting-edge processors, starting in 2023. But Mr. Gelsinger said Intel wasn’t abandoning its historic roots of being both a designer and manufacturer of chips and would retain most production in-house. The company is also renewing efforts to make chips for others and targeting customers such as Apple Inc. and chip rival Qualcomm Inc., he said. Intel shares fell 2.3% Wednesday.

Chevron Corp. CVX -0.50%

The fallout from the Suez Canal blockage is spreading through the oil and gas industry. The cost of renting tankers is rising and shippers are starting to plot alternative routes for supplies of oil and gas, after a giant vessel became stuck on one of the world’s busiest shipping arteries. The 120-mile Suez Canal, which connects the Red Sea with the Mediterranean, is a vital route for tankers carrying oil and natural gas, and Chevron and Royal Dutch Shell PLC were among the companies with chartered vessels stuck. The blockage comes as global supply lines grapple with the pandemic’s continuing effects, a global shortage of computer chips and adverse weather. Chevron shares added 0.4% Thursday.

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DJIA 33171.37 98.49 0.30
S&P 500 3971.09 -3.45 -0.09
Nasdaq Composite 13059.65 -79.08 -0.60
Japan: Nikkei 225 29384.52 207.82 0.71
UK: FTSE 100 6736.17 -4.42 -0.07
Crude Oil Futures 61.59 0.62 1.02
Gold Futures 1710.40 -21.90 -1.26
Yen 109.81 -0.01 -0.01
Euro 1.1765