Reuters Daily Investor Update: September 2, 2015

Click to View in Browser Wednesday, September 2, 2015 Wall Street surges as turbulence becomes the norm (Reuters) - Wall Street stocks jumped almost 2 percent on Wednesday in the latest volatile session as investors weighed the impact of a stumbling Chinese economy and global market turmoil on the Federal Reserve's impending decision about when to raise interest rates. Wal-Mart to reopen five U.S. stores at center of union complaint (Reuters) - Wal-Mart Stores Inc said it would reopen in late October to early November five U.S. stores whose closure had prompted a union to file a complaint with the National Labor Relations Board claiming retaliation against workers for organizing. Boeing delivers 14 Dreamliners, strong cash flow seen: sources NEW YORK (Reuters) - Boeing Co delivered 14 of its 787 Dreamliners in August, exceeding for the second straight month its 10-a-month target and suggesting strong financial performance later in the year, people familiar with the situation said on Wednesday. Bill Gross: Fed tightening now could create self-inflicted instability NEW YORK (Reuters) - Bond guru Bill Gross, who has long called for the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates, said on Wednesday that U.S. central bankers may have missed their window of opportunity to hike rates earlier this year and doing so now could create "self-inflicted" instability. Oil turns higher as Wall Street rally offsets inventory rise NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices ended nearly 2 percent higher on Wednesday in volatile trade as rallying equities on Wall Street pulled crude up from lows after futures sank on concerns about global oversupply. Tesla Signature series Model X priced at $132,000 to $144,000 SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Tesla Motors Inc said on Wednesday that customers who reserved its first luxury electric crossover, the Model X Signature series, could now customize their models, with prices ranging from $132,000 and $144,000. U.S. private payrolls rise steadily; productivity revised up WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. private employers maintained a steady pace of hiring in August despite recent global financial market turmoil, suggesting that labor market momentum likely remains strong enough for the Federal Reserve to consider an interest rate hike this year. Tight U.S. labor markets fuel wage gains; China impact looms: Fed WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. labor markets were tight enough to fuel small wage gains in some professions in recent weeks, though some companies already were feeling a chill from an economic slowdown in China, the Federal Reserve said on Wednesday. Stocks rise as China fears ease; oil recovers NEW YORK (Reuters) - Global stock indexes rose on Wednesday, drawing support from reports of brokerage measures in China to invigorate the country's battered markets, while oil recovered from earlier losses to trade near flat. Reebok heads back to the gym with new German marketing blitz BERLIN (Reuters) - German sportswear firm Adidas is underlining its commitment to struggling U.S. brand Reebok by stepping up a major marketing campaign that returns it to its roots in the personal fitness business. Related Video It's about time to raise interest rates - Art Hogan Breakingviews: New buyout bandwagon Related News What is wrong with millennial credit scores Pimco fund posts $1.8 billion net outflows in August, down from $2.5 billion net outflows in July Get a jump on the day with our early morning summary of key news developments for the US markets, as well as global market news. Register Today The latest Reuters articles on M&A, IPOs, private equity, hedge funds and regulatory updates delivered to your inbox each day. Register Today » » MORE NEWSLETTERS - 3 Times Square New York, NY 10036 USA © Copyright 2015 Thomson Reuters Ensure delivery of Reuters Newsmails, add newsletters@email.reuters.com to your address book. Subscribe to other Reuters newsletters. Unsubscribe from this newsletter. Follow us on Twitter Friend us on Facebook