The Daily Money 2-26

It's only Wednesday but the stock market has dragged us down a bumpy road over the last three days. Hello, money readers, it's David here, with our top market and financial news.

Moment of calm for stocks: U.S. stocks rose sharply Wednesday, with the Dow Jones industrial average chipping away at some of its steep losses from Monday and Tuesday, as investors continue to weigh the fast-spreading coronavirus and its impact on the economy.

Marketing an icon: Nearly 107 years after Harriet Tubman's death, the legendary abolitionist seems to be everywhere, from her Oscar-nominated biopic to a recently released debit card that bears her image. But controversy has accompanied her revival.

Candidates on student debt: Trump, Sanders, Warren and other presidential aspirants are offering a variety of proposals and policies that can affect student loan debt, a major burden for many Americans.

For more money news, keep scroling down. 

David Brinkerhoff, Deputy Money editor