WSJWhatsNow: A big U.S. bank announces a huge deal and retailers take a hit. paulvigna breaks down this week’s winners and losers.
Apple Inc. warned its sales would take a hit from the coronavirus epidemic, and it is becoming clearer that China’s gross domestic product will suffer, too. It is shaping up to be a down week for Wall Street.
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