Wall Street did something 'highly unusual' in Tuesday's session, Jim Cramer says

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Wall Street did something 'highly unusual' in Tuesday's session, Jim Cramer says

“This market is divided into four camps,” CNBC’s Jim Cramer said. “That’s why the Dow stocks did much better than the S&P, which in turn did much better than the once-scorching Nasdaq,” the “Mad Money” host said. “This is highly unusual, but it makes …
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BlackRock Shows Resolve and Restraint in Public Climate Test

Larry Fink, chief executive officer of BlackRock Inc. Photographer: Simon Dawson/Bloomberg
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Tech Tracker: Wendy's and Five Guys first to adopt Coca-Cola Freestyle contactless pouring

Contactless ordering has erupted as a must-have option for restaurants during the coronavirus pandemic. Most chains and independent restaurants have upgraded their digital systems to allow guests to safely order and pay for food without having a physical …
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NCino Stock Rockets 150% After Fintech's IPO

NCino, which provides cloud-based software for financial institutions, saw its stock surge more than 150% in its first day of trading. Shares of nCino opened at $71 and were trading at $77.20, up 150% on the Nasdaq Stock Market at midday. With roughly 89.2 …
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Oatly gets $200 million from investor group that includes Oprah and Natalie Portman

San Francisco (CNN Business) Oatly, the popular Swedish oat milk brand, has received $200 million from a Blackstone-led, star-studded investment group that included Oprah Winfrey, Natalie Portman, Jay-Z’s entertainment agency, and former Starbucks …
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