Second Opinion

In Second Opinion, the World Bank President is quitting to join an investment firm, a new survey reports that most Americans thinks it's a bad time to buy a home and SoftBank is reportedly in talks to invest $2 billion in WeWork, which is much lower than the $16 billion previously discussed.

In Second Opinion, Lowe's looks to hire 65,000 new employees in tightest labor market in decades, the Dow surges 800 points and Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell says the central bank will be "patient" on rake hikes and that he won't resign if President Trump asks.

In Second Opinion, Nancy Pelosi is elected House Speaker, Apple reports that its App Store pulled in $1.22 billion over the holidays with a record $322 million on New Year's Day and Bristol-Myers Squibb is acquiring rival Celgene for about $74 billion.

In Second Opinion, Tesla shares sink as company misses Wall Street vehicle delivery estimates, Investors are betting that the Federal Reserve will hit the pause button on rate hikes in 2019 and Mary Meeker is reportedly targeting $1.25 billion for a debut fund called Bond.

Second Opinion wraps up the holiday week with news that President Trump is threatening to close the border unless Congress funds the wall, Tesla adds Oracle Chairman Larry Ellison to board and Wells Fargo is paying $575 million to states to settle the fake account claims.

In Second Opinion, the Dow plunges yet again after biggest record-gain in history, the FDA chief is planning on meeting with e-cigarette makers amid crackdown and Slack, Uber, Airbnb, Lyft, and Pinterest top list of companies that could make 2019 an explosive IPO year.

In Second Opinion, the Dow rebounds, surging over 800 points after a massive four-day sell-off, retail has its best holiday shopping season in six years and President Trump and First Lady Melania Trump make a surprise visit to Iraq to see U.S. troops.

Second Opinion closes out the day with news that Cigna has closed its $54 billion acquisition of Express Scripts, Apple bumps up its AI boss to the executive team and President Trump refuses to sign a bill that will avert the government shutdown unless he gets funding for the border wall.

In Second Opinion, the Federal Reserve is raising short-term interest rates, Marlboro maker Altria reportedly nears a deal to acquire a minority stake in e-cigarette company Juul and GlaxoSmithKline plans to split into two businesses after forming a new joint venture with Pfizer.

In Second Opinion, Elon Musk's SpaceX is raising $500 million in funding, the Trump Foundation agrees to dissolve and donate its remaining money to charity and actress/director Penny Marshall dies at 75.