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Banks, insurers and other financial companies led U.S. stocks slightly higher in morning trading Tuesday, adding to modest gains from the day before.

The drugstore chain took a hit after its multibillion-dollar deal with Walgreens was scaled down.

The streaming service turns to a video advertising product to breathe new life into its stock and its business.

Batteries are getting cheaper, but Teslas are getting cheaper faster.

The latest on developments in financial markets (All times local): 11:45 a.m.

Banks, insurers and other financial companies led U.S. stocks slightly higher in morning trading Tuesday, adding to modest gains from the day before.

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Record-high world stocks have paused and the dollar has dipped, as investors waited for signals from the Federal Reserve on when it will start shrinking its balance sheet and nudge up US interest rates again.

Alex S. from Link-Cable writes: "Downloadable content, microtransactions, season passes, toys to life, expansions, mobile apps, special editions and post-launch patches. If you have asked anyone a few years ago, almost none of these terms would have applied to Nintendo, a company that had (depending on your world view) either was stoic or stubborn in its refusal to adopt many of the tropes that make modern gaming what it is. But nowadays, each of these applies to the big N, which (judging by their surge in stock price) has been good for their bottom line but can the same be said for the gamers who stuck by the company through thick and thin? Do you even like this new Nintendo?"