Communications services companies ticked up after strong earnings from the nation's largest carriers.
AT&T shares rallied, testing multiyear highs, after the carrier added wireless subscribers, and said it plans to keep spending this year on the build-out of 5G infrastructure and the fiber network.
Elon Musk's financial team has held talks with investors about selling $3 billion in equity to cover high-interest debt incurred during the acquisition of the social media company.
News Corp., the parent company of this item's publisher, rallied to their highest level in roughly a year after Chairman Rupert Murdoch called off a mooted corporate reunion with Fox Corp.
Conservative media network Newsmax was dropped by DirecTV overnight on Tuesday, prompting the news organization to accuse the satellite service of politically motivated censorship.
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