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Futures Movers: Oil extends march toward $100 a barrel after U.S. crude drawdown
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U.S. oil futures end at a nearly 13-month high Wednesday after official data showed a drop in U.S. crude supplies last week.
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Market Snapshot: S&P 500 heads for 4th straight week of losses as U.S. stocks mostly fall Friday
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U.S. stocks were trading mostly lower on Friday afternoon, as investors weighed the latest data from the Federal Reserve's preferred inflation gauge in a turbulent month for […]
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: Flash flooding in New York City halts multiple train lines and cancels hundreds of flights
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Much of the city's subway service has been suspended and more than 300 flights have been canceled.
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: Government shutdown may delay Social Security’s COLA release
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The COLA announcement is expected Oct. 12, but could be pushed back if a shutdown persists
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: Barstool Sports’ Dave Portnoy buys record-setting $42 million house in Nantucket
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Portnoy's new home will reportedly have an underground tunnel.
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: UAW strike expands to 25,000 workers after new call for walkouts at GM, Ford plants
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UAW's Shawn Fain said he wasn't currently calling for new strikes at Stellantis facilities because of the company's "significant progress" on some demands.
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The Tell: Investors are pouring money back into global stocks following biggest outflow of the year
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Bank of America's Michael Hartnett said investors have started piling money back into stocks following the biggest outflow this year.
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Market Extra: September’s U.S. stock-market rout left just 1 winner as defensive sectors failed to provide shelter
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Traditional defensive sectors didn't fare well in September's stock-market drop. Here's why.
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Living With Climate Change: Here’s the surprising state getting a boost from Amazon.com’s renewable-energy projects
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Ohio, the political battleground state that voted red in the 2020 presidential election, mulls a green-energy future with a boost from Amazon.
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Living With Climate Change: Parts of New York City are under water. Here’s how to protect yourself from dangerous flash floods anywhere.
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Flash flooding is expected to increase as there are more extreme precipitation events brought on by climate change.