Wall Street Nation

It was when De Niro dined in his Los Angeles restaurant that opened in 1987 that he made the offer. ow.ly/uyFn30pmJjT

Shares of General Electric collapsed on Thursday to see the biggest loss the stock has seen in 11 years after Madoff whistleblower Harry Markopolos called the company “a bigger fraud than Enron.” ow.ly/MsXP30pmJj2

Wall Street learned this week that Colombia’s commerce regulator said it would fine Uber over $629,000 for obstructing a regulatory visit back in 2017. ow.ly/26dS30pluI5

Along with the economy slowing down and the concerns over the trade war with China, interest rates have fallen and the major stock averages have suffered. ow.ly/F5k530pluGO

The bank is speeding up its exit in that market and for this reason is wiping out the consumer debts of many people. ow.ly/XN7i30pluDT

Visa’s Chief Executive announced to CNBC that as long as its legal for people to buy firearms, the credit card giant will continue to facilitate these gun purchases. ow.ly/ytam30pjWGS

This week Netflix won a bid for a multi-year deal with the creators of Game of Thrones, David Benioff and D.B. Weiss. ow.ly/7OGj30pjWG6

What’s your opinion? ow.ly/scqA30pjWDt

The index fell 767.27 points, or 2.9%, and closed at 25,717.74. It was down as much as 961.63 points during the day on Monday. ow.ly/xYfF30pj9Ra

Square not only delivered second quarter financial results on Thursday but also announced that it is selling Caviar, its food-delivery service to DoorDash for a cool $410 million. ow.ly/ZADe30phjCk

It was on Wednesday that mobile video game publisher Zynga reported second quarter financial results that exceeded expectations. ow.ly/TZvt30phjyU

Wall Street wasn’t too thrilled with chipmaker Qualcomm’s third quarter financial results this week, which missed on both revenue and guidance. ow.ly/F9Wa30phjvx

The social media site said that it cannot guarantee that Libra “will be made available in a timely manner, or at all.” ow.ly/jWV830pfyTM

Capital One Financial Corp announced on Monday that personal information including names, addresses, phone numbers and credit scores of about 100 million individuals in the United States and 6 million people in Canada were breached. ow.ly/mcCq30pfyLw

Shares fell 13% on the news in extended trading on Monday. Despite this, shares have still seen a jump of 788% since the company went public back in May. ow.ly/WKot30pfyCn

The newspaper cited unidentified sources and said that KKR, a private equity firm in the U.S., has agreed to pay $2.2 billion to buy the business. ow.ly/PJHD30pdgT7

Shares of social media giant Facebook were heading higher on Wednesday after the company reported an earnings beat in its second quarter financial results. ow.ly/hJ1a30pdgQa