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US economy adds just 12,000 jobs in October as hurricanes, strikes weigh

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Symbol	Name	Last Price	Change	Change %
AMZN	Amazon.com, Inc.	198.95	+12.55	+6.73%
INTC	Intel Corporation	22.97	+1.45	+6.74%
AAPL	Apple Inc.	224.61	-1.30	-0.58%
AC.TO	AIR CANADA	21.10	+2.23	+11.84%
XOM	Exxon Mobil Corporation	117.11	+0.33	+0.29%
GSAT	Globalstar, Inc.	1.3050	+0.2550	+24.29%
TEAM	Atlassian Corporation	216.24	+27.70	+14.69%
CVX	Chevron Corporation	154.43	+5.61	+3.77%
BA	Boeing Company (The)	153.68	+4.37	+2.93%
MRVL	Marvell Technology, Inc.	86.83	+6.72	+8.39%
FUBO	fuboTV Inc.	1.6150	-0.1250	-7.18%
TOVX	Theriva Biologics, Inc.	1.9698	+0.5098	+34.92%
ABT	Abbott Laboratories	118.59	+5.22	+4.60%
W	Wayfair Inc.	41.77	-1.06	-2.47%
ADMA	ADMA Biologics Inc	19.90	+3.59	+22.01%
ATHA	Athira Pharma, Inc.	0.5665	+0.1384	+32.43%
CHTR	Charter Communications, Inc.	370.74	+43.13	+13.17%
MG.TO	MAGNA INTERNATIONAL INC	59.77	+4.80	+8.73%
CAH	Cardinal Health, Inc.	116.35	+7.83	+7.22%
TROW	T. Rowe Price Group, Inc.	112.73	+2.87	+2.61%
ENB	Enbridge Inc	40.65	+0.25	+0.63%
PRLB	Proto Labs, Inc.	36.08	+8.68	+31.79%
EPIX	ESSA Pharma Inc.	1.5450	-3.6550	-70.36%
WAT	Waters Corporation	376.74	+53.63	+16.60%
LXRX	Lexicon Pharmaceuticals, Inc.	1.3150	-0.6350	-32.56%

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