“Stocks were lower across the board before the end of trading Monday, with the Nasdaq leading the decline, off 0.7%, compared to the Dow’s 0.2% slide and the S&P 500‘s 0.5% fall,” Teresa Rivas reports for Barron’s.
“Apple (AAPL) slipped below $600 for the first time since its earnings report; the New York Times profiled the methods it and other tech companies use to lower their tax bills,” Rivas reports. “Netflix (NFLX) was also falling as Apple is reported to be in talks with EPIX to stream its content on their digital devices.”
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