. >>> good morning, i'm landon downey, here are today's top business headlines. wall street is set to open higher after the markets fell yesterday. stocks gave up big gains following the release of minutes from last month's fed meeting which sparked a fresh wave of volatility as bond yields jumped multiyear highs. a stronger u.s. economy than at the end of last year and more interest rate hikes are in the cards. the dow, which had been up more than 300 points closed down 166 to 24,797. the nasdaq 16 points. a new section dedicated to home products such as furniture and decorative items. curated collections in nine different styles including modern, mid century and bohemian. the move takes aim at target which has been investing in exclusive home brands as well as amazon, wayfair and ikea. it's part of a broader overhaul as it tries to combat slow and online sales. and uber is drawing out a cheaper version of its car-pool service called express pool. riders wait to be matched with other passengers to be picked up and dropped off in the vicinity of their destination