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Good morning. Today is Tuesday, November 29th,

and I'm your host Julie Morgan, our top stories.

President Biden is calling on Congress to avert a rail strike.

Snap is telling staff to get back into the office.

Elon Musk takes on Apple. Some FTX customers were told to send wire transfers

through Alameda. Google is increasing the heat on Apple over the NFL Sunday ticket.

Sony seals the deal with legendary entertainment,

and Panduo-Duo and Hain Celestial Group are in our day watch.

U.S. stocks lost ground on Monday amid worries about interest rates,

shut downs in China, andgoing instability in the cryptocurrency sector.

The NASDAQ finished down 1.6 percent.

The S&P 500 closed down 1.5 percent,

and the Dow ended down 1.5 percent.

All 11 S&P sectors finished the day in red.

Energy and real estate were among the worst performers,

each dropping more than 2.7 percent Materials and Infotech all declined more than 2% as well.

Mike Zakardi is an analyst and contributor on Seeking Alpha. He said all eyes will soon be on Friday's November jobs report, which should drive

Fed action in December. Elsewhere, the market also digested further hawkish comments from a top

Federal Reserve official.

St. Louis Fed President James Bullard says markets could be underpricing the risk

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