04:01:01
Moderna closed up 8.7 percent, its biggest one-day gain since December.
03:17:54
Musk: Getting a GPU (graphics card) is much harder than getting drugs.
03:15:20
CVR Energy said a fire at a refinery in Oklahoma had been extinguished.
03:12:16
Asked whether India was an option for a factory Tesla was "interested in," Musk said "absolutely."
03:08:29
Musk: Another site may be selected for the Tesla factory by the end of this year.
03:06:09
Musk: Advertising agency lifts warning on Twitter.
03:02:19
Musk: If you are lucky, Twitter may start to make money next month.
03:02:05
Nvidia (NVDA.O) is integrating AI enterprise software into Microsoft (MSFT.O ) Azure.
03:01:14
Swiss court: Credit Suisse drops appeal in AT1 bond writedown case, says writedown does not apply to bonuses.
02:38:53
White House: Both parties reiterated that they will not default on their debts.
02:38:42
White House: US President Joe Biden and House Speaker McCarthy had a productive meeting on Monday.
02:33:50
Musk said he has no plans to endorse any particular candidate.
02:27:12
In the short-term, the two oils of the United States and Burundi fell by about US$0.5, and are now at US$72.79/barrel and US$76.64/barrel respectively.
02:26:23
McHenry, Chairman of the Financial Services Committee of the US House of Representatives: It is impossible to determine when (debt ceiling) negotiations will resume.
02:21:49
"We still have major differences on spending," McHenry, chairman of the U.S. House Financial Services Committee, said of the debt ceiling talks.
02:18:49
The three major U.S. stock indexes fell intraday, the Nasdaq extended its decline to 1%, the S&P 500 fell 0.88%, and the Dow fell 0.47%.
02:18:37
McCarthy, Speaker of the US House of Representatives: We had a very good discussion, and we know where each other is currently.
02:03:26
US House Republican negotiator Graves: The option of spending cuts is not ruled out.
02:01:11
Punchbowl reporter: US House Speaker McCarthy said that no talks have been scheduled with US President Joe Biden, but our staff is continuing the dialogue.
01:59:27
Goldman Sachs analyst David Kostin: Expect the S&P 500 to fall to 4,000.