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Beyond concerns about global growth and trade disputes, the semiconductor industry looks positive, powered by the Internet of Things, says Janus Henderson’s Denny Fish.

Asian markets rose modestly in early trading Tuesday, adding on to Monday’s big gains as encouraging economic data from China tempered fears of a global economic slowdown.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan suffers a blow in local weekend elections, setting the stage for more near-term uncertainty for investors, according to ABN Amro.

The SPDR Gender Diversity ETF supported just 20% of gender diversity resolutions, says Morningstar.

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Restaurant-technology company Toast announces a new funding round, nearly doubling its private-market valuation in less than a year and underscoring a general enthusiasm for software-focused names in the payments space.

Shares of Origin House fall Monday, although Chicago-based Cresco Labs Inc. said it was buying the Canada-based cannabis company in a stock deal valued at C$1.1 billion, but the deal did help inspire buying interest in the broader marijuana sector.

Gold futures finish lower Monday after upbeat readings on economic activity in China and the U.S. help to momentarily soothe some worries over global growth, providing a lift to equity markets and a drag on assets perceived as havens.

U.S. stocks climb late-morning Monday, the first day of the new quarter, as Wall Street get an apparent boost from better-than-expected economic reports here and in China, momentarily allaying fears of flagging economic growth.

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