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IPOs in Hong Kong and Shanghai pop, despite pandemic, tensions with the U.S. July 3, 2020
Initial public offerings (IPOs) in greater China jumped in the first half of this year, bucking the declines seen elsewhere due to the impact of the coronavirus pandemic.
Here's what happened to the stock market on Thursday July 2, 2020
A massive spike in U.S. jobs creation sparked a rally on Wall Street to end the holiday shortened week.
Stock market live Thursday: S&P up 4% for the week, Nasdaq new record, blowout jobs number July 2, 2020
All the latest headlines moving markets.
Loop Capital CEO says diversifying his workforce has been easy: 'I focus on talent' July 2, 2020
"It was always a struggle for Wall Street to hire African Americans," Loop Capital Chairman and CEO Jim Reynolds told CNBC.
Unemployment is falling. But it may be short-lived: 'There's no cause for celebration' July 2, 2020
The unemployment rate fell to its lowest level in months and the U.S. economy added record jobs in June. But there are several reasons to temper optimism about the rebound.

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Road trips July 3, 2020
RV rentals rise 🚙
Rising sales July 3, 2020
Americans 💖 boxed 🍷
Unemployment 💵 July 3, 2020
When the $600 ends
Woman spits on 7-Eleven counter after being asked to wear a mask July 2, 2020
A woman spit on the counter of a Fort Worth 7-Eleven after yelling at the cashier that she has "a right" to not wear a face mask.
4.8M jobs added and unemployment falls to 11.1% as more states reopen after COVID-19 shutdowns July 2, 2020
The economy added 4.8M jobs in June as states allowed more businesses shuttered by the coronavirus to reopen. Economists had forecast 3M gains.

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