Tim Cook's Farewell Note Sours While Amazon Steals The Show And Oil Snaps On Fresh Iran Talks

Wall Street closed a volatile July on a mixed note as Tim Cook's final outlook as Apple CEO disappointed and pulled the memory-chip complex with it, while an AWS-powered Amazon print carried the Dow into the green.

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Wall Street closed a volatile July on a mixed note as Tim Cook's final outlook as Apple CEO disappointed and pulled the memory-chip complex with it, while an AWS-powered Amazon print carried the Dow into the green.

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