Wall Street sets more records and closes a 6th straight winning week
On the winning side of Wall Street was Intuitive Surgical, which climbed 10% after reporting stronger-than-expected profit for the latest quarter. The company, whose robotic-assisted systems allow for less-invasive surgery, also delivered better revenue than expected.
Stock market today; Wall Street heads for its longest weekly winning streak of the year
On the winning side of Wall Street was Intuitive Surgical, which climbed 8.5% after reporting stronger profit for the latest quarter than expected. The company, whose robotic-assisted systems allow for less invasive surgery, also delivered better revenue than expected.
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