U.S. stocks rebound; Gas drops below $2; UPS scrambles to deliver packages on time

U.S. stocks (^DJI, ^GSPC, ^IXIC) are pushing higher as Wall Street rebounds from last week's big selloff while Brent crude slipped to an 11-year low.

Here are some of the other stories we're keeping an eye on today at Yahoo Finance, which we discuss with Yahoo Finance Editor in Chief, Andy Serwer and Mark Spellman, Portfolio Manager at Alpine Funds.

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Gasoline below $2 for first time since 2009

The average national price for a gallon of regular gasoline reached $1.99 for the first time since 2009 as oil remains under pressure.  Will gas prices continue to drop? And what's the effect on Ford and other automakers?

Startups that grew to be worth billions in 2015

2015 was a big year for private tech companies and their valuations.  This year, 70 startups raised new rounds of funding that valued the companies at $1 billion or higher. Is there a unicorn bubble?

UPS, FedEx scramble to deliver Christmas packages on time

And with Christmas just four days away, the anxiety about getting your packages delivered on time is starting to set in.  UPS is expected to deliver a record 36 million packages tomorrow. How are carriers keeping up with the surge in web orders?

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