U.S. stock gauges lost altitude in late-morning Tuesday action, with the Dow pulling back from a 945-point gain and other benchmarks retreating sharply over the past hour of trade. The major benchmarks are coming off their worst one-day loss since the 2008 financial crisis and had opened solidly higher, as investors attempt to stage a rebound from a selloff inspired by crashing crude-oil prices and intensifying fears of COVID-19. At last, the Dow Jones Industrial Average
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