Stocks Do Nothing: Here's what you need to know
Stocks saw another quiet day on Wednesday.
First up, the scoreboard:
1. Trump reportedly called his national security adviser at 3 a.m. ET to ask if the US wanted a strong or weak dollar, according to The Huffington Post's SV Date and Christina Wilke.
2. Apple can't avoid its $13 billion tax bill through Trump's tax reforms, the EU says. European Commission competition commissioner Margrethe Vestager
3. Time Warner beat thanks to "Fantastic Beasts." Time Warner Inc
4. Larry Fink is worried about two long-term problems looming over the US economy. During an interview Yahoo Finance's All Markets summit
5. A top investor at $3 billion hedge fund Hutchin Hill Capital has left. Jet Theriac, a portfolio manager and managing director, left the firm.
6. The Reserve Bank of India unexpectedly held rates, signaling the end of a loosening cycle. hikes
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