A wave of key earnings reports out overnight and this morning made for a choppy and unsettled session. Crude also pressured markets, sliding to its lowest settlement since April. Mobileye (MBLY) sank after announcing the end to its partnership with Tesla (TSLA) . The company had lent its driver-assistance technology to Tesla's autopilot feature. Mobileye topped quarterly earnings estimates earlier in the day. Goldman Sachs added Starbucks to its Conviction Buy list, citing a favorable valuation and anticipated acceleration in comparable-store sales. The coffee chain missed quarterly sales estimates when it reported last week. Linear Technology (LLTC) soared after Analog Devices (ADI) confirmed it would buy the circuitmaker. The deal values Linear at $14.8 billion. TheStreet's Keris Lahiff has details from Wall Street.
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