Investing

• Indoor farming start-up with Martha Stewart on its board joins the SPAC craze to go public

  "We're on a warpath here to change agriculture for the good, get chemical pesticides out, get labor practices we can all be proud of," AppHarvest CEO Jonathan Webb told CNBC.

• Goldman Sachs CEO shuffles consumer banking, wealth management leaders

  Solomon's moves are the latest changes he has made to Goldman's structure nearly two years into his tenure atop the bank.

• Earnings season kicks off soon and results could be better than feared

  Investors are expecting big things from corporate earnings reports, which begin Oct. 13 when JPMorgan releases results.

• The app getting Wall Street’s attention that makes earnings calls ‘as easy as listening to podcasts’

  Twenty-six-year-old Hadi Yousef launched the app Earnings Calls about four years ago, and it has grown through word of mouth. Now, it has the attention of people on Wall Street such as CNBC contributor Josh Brown.

• Wharton's Jeremy Siegel: Wall Street could boom in 2021 'no matter who is president'

  The stock market is likely to see strong gains next year due to increased liquidity and an improvement in the coronavirus, the finance professor told CNBC on Monday.