Communications-services companies fell as traders fled risky sectors of the market due to rate-hike fears.
Communications-services companies fell as traders fled risky sectors of the market due to rate-hike fears.
A stronger-than-anticipated tally of jobs growth in May sparked bets that the Federal Reserve would boost rates.
The three remaining "60 Minutes" correspondents -- Lesley Stahl, Bill Whitaker and Jon Wertheim -- said Friday they will remain with the CBS News show.
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Communications-services fell as traders retreated from risky sectors due to fears about the Iran war.
Communications-services fell, slipping into the red for the year to date, amid interest-rate concerns. Heavily indebted sectors…
Communications-services companies fell as traders rotated into more defensive sectors.
Communications-services ticked up as traders sought out sectors that could benefit from the artificial-intelligence boom.
Communications-services companies rose as risk-seeking investors sought exposure outside the tech sector.
Communications-services fell as traders retreated from sectors sensitive to consumer-spending trends.
