Spotify, Uber, and Starbucks: What’s the Latest Stock News?
Monday was an eventful day for stock traders as Spotify announced it would layoff workers, it was officially confirmed that Uber would join the S&P 500, and Starbucks hit a record low.
Monday was an eventful day for stock traders as Spotify announced it would layoff workers, it was officially confirmed that Uber would join the S&P 500, and Starbucks hit a record low.
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Today, Uber, Airbnb, and Starbucks are set to release their quarterly earnings results. The picture for these three firms’ reports is predicted to be mixed.
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