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Gold Surges 3%; Bristol-Myers Squibb Earnings Top Views

BenzingaAvi Kapoor

US stocks gain, Dow up 300 points as tech shares surge 5.3%, Bristol-Myers Squibb beats expectations, Columbus McKinnon and Xerox report strong earnings.

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