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Markets sliding, FANG stocks hit hard

Yahoo Finance’s Alexis Christoforous, Editor-in-chief Andy Serwer, Seana Smith, Scott Gamm, Dion Rabouin, Brian Sozzi, Oscar Williams-Grut, Emily McCormick, Jared Blikre and Kristin Myers discuss today’s top stories.

Today’s topics include:

  • Apple trading near bear territory

  • Target disappoints in Q3 earnings, stock tumbles

  • Millennials remain unsure over their economic futures: EY survey

  • Judge blocks Trump’s new asylum rules

  • Carlos Ghosn in the crosshairs in France

  • European markets dive after tech sell-off

  • Bank of England chief warns Brexit transition could last 15 years

  • Pfizer raises drug prices January 15th

  • Macy’s finding success with off-price Backstage format inside stores

  • Sears proposes to pay $8.5M in bonuses to some top execs

  • Instagram is blocking spam apps

  • Former GE exec John Rice returns to head gas power unit

  • Amazon‘s Echo devices now support Skype

  • Gen Xers more likely to have debt than millennials: report

Shares in many technology businesses across Asia dropped on Tuesday, following an equities sell-off taking place around the world.
Shares in many technology businesses across Asia dropped on Tuesday, following an equities sell-off taking place around the world.