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Facebook also posted a solid gain on Tuesday.

Plus, Wynn Resorts soars on better China outlook and Tesla maintains its momentum.

Stocks on the Entrepreneur Index™ close out stellar first quarter in style

The branded clothing maker gained nearly 6 percent over the last two days after a Wells Fargo analyst called the company a 'rare standout.'

Analyst sets $450 price target for stock.

Activist investors announced a plan to replace all 12 members of the board.

Plus, homebuilder D.R. Horton Inc. rises on falling interest rates

Stocks were strong across all sectors of the market today, lifting the Entrepreneur Index™

Plus, tech stock analysts think Netflix shares can keep rising.

Netflix (-1.28 percent) and TripAdvisor Inc. (-0.31) had the only two losses in the sector.

The social media giant's stock price has been suffering from a raft of bad headlines in the past week.

This is despite Elon Musk's prediction that it will outsell all the company's other models combined.

Retail stocks on the Entrepreneur Index™ dropped, but the rest of the market remained flat.

After Gap Inc. recently announced it would separate its Old Navy brand from the Gap and Banana Republic brands, L Brands has come under pressure from investors to consider a similar strategy.

Shares in Boeing fell again today sinking Dow, but Entrepreneur Index™ is up.

Tech companies led a rebound in the stock market.

Weak economic data stoked fears of sputtering economic growth.

Plus, the deteriorating picture on global growth is rattling the stock market.

Senior executives at Brown-Forman Corp. could probably use a shot after a tumultuous day in the stock market.

The electric car manufacturer was the biggest loser for the Entrepreneur Index™.

Weak construction spending data undermines confidence in economy and stocks.

A slowing economy and mixed political signals are leaving investors ambivalent about stocks.

The electric car company stock rose over 5 percent today.

Someone has to hold Musk back when it comes to tweeting about Tesla.

President Trump extended the Mar. 1 deadline for a trade deal with China, giving stock prices a nice pop in the morning that faded through the day.

J.M. Smucker is in a Jam, but the market was buoyed by progress on trade talks.

Plus, more signs of a sputtering U.S. economy stoked fears of a bigger economic slowdown and sent stock prices lower today.

The stock market wasn't sure what to make of the minutes to the last Federal Reserve Board meeting released this afternoon.

The retail giant closed the day up 2.21 percent, helping the Entrepreneur Index™ to a small gain on Tuesday.

The government shutdown drama is over and the legal drama over who has the power of the public purse -- Congress or the President -- has just begun.