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Amazon is one of the stocks that should be actively trading Monday morning.
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Here are some of the companies whose shares should be actively traded during Monday's trading session. Inventory movements reflect pre-market trade.
Amazon.com
Inc.
AMZN -0.99%
-Down 0.7%: The online trading giant is investigating internal leaks to fight fake magazines and other vendor scams on its website, the Wall Street Journal reported.
Boeing
Co.
BA 1.22%
-Down 0.6%: Trade-sensitive manufacturers could benefit from the latest commercial news. The Trump administration plans to announce new tariffs on Chinese products worth $ 200 billion in the coming days, while China is now considering declining Trump administration trade negotiations later this month .
Tyson Foods
Inc.
TSN -0.16%
-Down 2.8%: Tyson Foods said chief executive Tom Hayes is stepping down as CEO and a leader who has led the company's beef, pork and international group, Noel White, will take over.
DowDuPont
Inc.
DWDP -0.49%
-Down 0.6%: DowDuPont's executive director, Edward Breen, will be the senior executive in the specialty product company to be established next year as part of the three-year conglomerate project.
Meredith
Corp.
CDM -0.57%
– Up 2.1%: Nearly eight months after buying Meredith, the publisher has agreed to sell Time magazine for $ 190 million to Marc Benioff, co-founder of Salesforce.com, and his wife Lynne.
United Technologies
Corp.
UTX 1.68%
-Max 0.7%: The conglomerate rose 4.4% last week, its biggest rise in a week since November 2016. Its rise took place Friday, after CEO Greg Hayes announced his intention to complete the acquisition of $ 23 billion of
Rockwell Collins
Inc.
COLLAR 1.31%
at the end of the month and in the meantime, United is continuing its plans for a possible break-up.
McDonalds
Corp.
MCD -0.96%
-Down 0.8%: Shares of the fast food chain fell 1.9% last week, its worst since the end of June.
Hilton Worldwide Holdings
Inc.
HLT 1.42%
-Unchanged: Hilton plans to double its all-inclusive resort portfolio over the next seven years as the hotel company tries to increase its presence in the Caribbean and Latin America.
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