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Donald Trump triggered a turbulent end to the week as stocks plunged after he called for a US government shutdown to “begin now” under Biden, rather than under his administration.

The logistics giant hopes to unlock more value in making FedEx Freight a standalone public company, all while competing for more volume.

Nike shares lost ground Friday morning after the athletic apparel company warned that its turnaround efforts will take time and weigh on short-term results. Monitor these key chart levels.

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