Barclays Stock Tumbles in Mini Flash Crash Before Quick Rebound

Shares in Barclays, a major bank that is one of the U.K.'s most prominent stocks, plunged 10% and then recovered, triggering a trading halt and an auction process.

 
Federal Panel to Debate J&J Shot's Link to Blood Clots

A Centers for Disease Control and Prevention panel will meet Wednesday to debate whether and how Johnson & Johnson's Covid-19 vaccine should continue to be used in the U.S., following reports of rare but severe blood clots among a few recipients.

 
Nasdaq Sets Reference Price for Coinbase Listing at $250

Shares of Coinbase, which is the largest bitcoin exchange in the U.S., are set to start trading Wednesday.

 
Coinbase CEO Set to Take Crypto Exchange Public

Brian Armstrong, who is working to make bitcoin as accessible as email, foresaw a trillion-dollar revolution. He is poised to become one of the world's richest people after Coinbase goes public on Wednesday.

 
Apple Could Use a Spring Fling

The iPhone-maker's stock has been big tech's worst performer this year as concerns about cycle peak, chip shortage and regulations have grown.

 
J&J Vaccine Pause Spotlights Science of Clotting Disorder

Scientists are racing to understand the cause of blood clots that affected six recipients of the company's viral-vector vaccine and led authorities to recommend a pause in its use.

 
Mexico's Televisa to Merge Content Business With Univision

The tie-up aims to expand streaming video services in underserved Spanish-speaking markets with SoftBank as an investor.

 
Stitch Fix CEO Moves to Executive Chair Role

Stitch Fix founder and Chief Executive Katrina Lake will step down from her role and assume a position as executive chairwoman, the company said.

 
Bankrupt Zohar Funds Can't Block Lynn Tilton's Deal for Auto Supplier

The judge overseeing the bankrupt Zohar investment funds refused their request to block their founder, turnaround manager Lynn Tilton, from buying one of their portfolio companies and leaving them with a roughly $150 million loss on loans to the business.

 
SAP Rises on First-Quarter Results, Raised Outlook

SAP raised financial projections for the year, following a stronger-than-expected performance in the latest period driven by the fastest growth in new cloud business in five years. The software company's ADRs rose 4% in extended trading.

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