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DSW delivers mixed bag, CBS holds shareholders meeting, Facebook reportedly files controversial patent

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Instagram launches walkie-talkie voice messaging

You'd think Facebook would be faster at copying itself. Five years after Facebook Messenger took a cue from WhatsApp and Voxer to launch voice messaging, and four months after TechCrunch reported Instagram was testing its own walkie talkie feature, voice messaging is rolling out globally on Instagram Direct today. The feature offers an off-camera asynchronous alternative to the video calling feature Instagram released in June.

President Trump's Tweet Hints at Positive Outcome on Trade Talks

President Trump's Tweet Hints at Positive Outcome on Trade Talks

Top India Official Who Oversaw Cash Ban Is New RBI Chief

Shaktikanta Das, 63, who often sought a cut in interest rates during his time at the Finance Ministry, was appointed for a three-year tenure, according to a statement on Tuesday from the Personnel Ministry. A former economic affairs secretary from 2015 to 2017, Das worked closely with the central bank and oversaw Modi’s plan to ban high value notes in late 2016, an exercise that hurt the economy and led to thousands of job losses.

Why Ford, Tesla, and General Motors Are Up Today

The broader market started December 11 on a positive note, with the S&P 500 benchmark trading at a 1.3% rise as of 9:34 AM EST. Auto stocks are leading the stock market rally (QQQ) today. General Motors (GM), Ford Motor Company (F), and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCAU) have risen 3.5%, 3.2%, and 2.5%, respectively.

Counterweights: PPI, Trade Talks & the Fed

A PPI headline of +0.1% for November was better than the -0.1% analysts had been expecting, though down from the unrevised +0.6% in October.

Is Trump Turning Out to Be a Savior for the Auto Industry?

Since President Donald Trump began his presidential campaign, he has been targeting auto companies (XLY) for cutting jobs and making US auto workers suffer. On many occasions, he has openly spoken out against large auto companies, including General Motors (GM), Ford Motor Company (F), and Toyota Motors (TM), for selling foreign-made vehicles in the US market.

Stock Market News For Dec 11, 2018

Markets closed higher on Monday after recovering from early losses.

Will Qualcomm Revive the NXP Semiconductors Deal?

On December 1, US (SPY) President Trump and Chinese (MCHI) (FXI) President Jinping discussed some issues during the G20 summit in Argentina. They discussed China’s trade practices, which have led to massive tariffs on $200 billion worth of imported goods from China. President Trump stated that he temporarily won’t increase the tariff on imported Chinese goods worth $200 billion. Previously, he decided to increase the tariff to 25% from 10% starting on January 1.