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What you need to know on Wall Street today

Hello. Here's what you need to know on Wall Street today.

The government shutdown looks set to end — at least for a few weeks. The Senate cleared a key procedural hurdle on a deal to fund the government on Monday, taking a large step toward endingthe federal government shutdown.

Celgene, with the deal making a $9 billion bet on a new form of personalized cancer treatment that harnesses the body's immune system.

  • A portfolio manager at a $991 billion firm shares which of the tech giants face the biggest regulatory risks
  • A portfolio manager who has crushed his peers for the past half-decade identifies one stock every long-term investor should own
  • MORGAN STANLEY: We're convinced these 7 stocks will explode higher over the next 2 months
  • The world’s most valuable bitcoin startup
  • Bitcoin is slumping back down toward $10,000

There's a huge gender component to income inequality that we're ignoring, argues Pedro da Costa after reviewing the in report on global inequality.

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Morgan Stanley's new managing director list is out — and you can read the names here.

And lastly, the World Economic Forum's annual summit in Davos starts this week. Here are all the world leaders who are attending.

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