European stocks weakened on Tuesday, as a generally solid set of corporate earnings from companies including Swiss bank UBS and aerospace group Saab wasn’t enough for traders to bid stocks to a new high.

Palladium stretches its run of record settlements to a fifth straight day

Belief in Fed rescue is allowing investors to ignore tensions over international trade policy – IMF

IBM reports fifth straight quarter of revenue declines, sees ‘sustained revenue growth’ in 2020

Critical information for the U.S. trading day

Nikkei starts strong but stocks in mainland China struggle to stay above water

UnitedHealth jumps 8% to lead Dow, S&P 500 gainers

Streaming-video company has never posted back-to-back subscriber misses

There are now 1,100 global stocks that are providing dividend yields above the average yield of global government bonds

Profit declines for Apple, Boeing, Exxon, Facebook and Micron led the S&P 500 to the first string of consecutive quarterly earnings declines since 2017