Dow plunges 650 points as record COVID-19 spike and lack of stimulus trouble investors
Stocks fell as daily COVID-19 cases hit a record high over the weekend and a fiscal stimulus deal before the election looked unreachable.
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Dow plunges 650 points as record COVID-19 spike and lack of stimulus trouble investors
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