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Tech behemoth Apple will take center stage on Tuesday when it reports Q4 financial results after the market close.

This week will be a short one in the US with markets closed on Thursday for Thanksgiving Day, and markets will close at 1 p.m. ET on Friday.

Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba Group Holding Ltd cashed a record 213.5 billion yuan ($30.7 billion) in sales on Sunday during its 24-hour online retail frenzy Singles' Day.

E-commerce giant Alibaba announced Tuesday it plans to help global businesses sell $200 billion in goods to China in the next five years.

Scottish private equity giant Baillie Gifford says it would be open to putting more money into Tesla if CEO Elon Musk needed it, The Times of London reports.

Shares of Tesla jumped more than 12% Tuesday as a prominent short seller who has long criticized the company flipped his view on the stock just one day before the company is scheduled to report financial results.

The Chinese internet giant's shares are unlikely to stay at these levels for long.

It is yet another busy week at Tesla. Whilst they are still looking for a new Chairman, the company has made several announcements which have helped the stock start to pull back some of the losses seen over the past few weeks.

The major indexes rallied on Friday with the Dow gaining about 1% and the Nasdaq rising more than 2%, but this move didn't quite heal the week's scars as each index fell more than 3%.

Tesla is utterly dominating EVs sales historically and crushed rivals in September, as erstwhile green car darling Toyota has faded to an also-ran.