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Yahoo launches hub dedicated to esports to take advantage of booming growth potential.

Yahoo launches hub dedicated to esports to take advantage of booming growth potential.

March doesn't just mean the start of spring, it can also mean some good deals if you know where to look. WSJ's Lee Hawkins has three of the best things to buy in March.

Gold futures climb for a second straight session, with the metal posting its strongest settlement in more than a year.

Facing criticism for his out-of-state campaigning for presidential candidate Donald Trump, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie said Thursday he wouldn’t resign and defended his endorsement of the Republican front-runner.

President Barack Obama is expected to nominate an academic and a former Hill aide to serve as members of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, the top U.S. regulator of derivatives, according to people familiar with the matter.

The average American needs to $51,000 a year to afford the median-priced home.

Oil futures settled with a loss on Thursday, with prices failing to finish above the key $35-a-barrel level as traders weighed the likelihood of an agreement this week among major producers to stabilize output. April West Texas Intermediate crude fell 9 cents, or 0.3%, to settle at $34.57 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange. Prices had posted gains in each of the last three trading sessions, settling Wednesday at a two-month high.

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Gold futures settled higher on Thursday as weakness in the U.S. dollar and downbeat economic data helped the metal post its best finish in more than a year. April gold rose $16.40, or 1.3%, to settle at $1,258.20 an ounce. The settlement was the highest since Feb. 5, 2015, according to data from Dow Jones.

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The pace of job creation is expected to bounce back in February, but some warning signs are flashing. Here’s what to watch in the latest monthly employment report.

Dallas Fed President Robert Kaplan said Thursday he was concerned there could be forced asset sales from oil patch weakness.

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Influential hedge-fund manager Ray Dalio of Bridgewater Associates says China has a debt problem and uses a medical analogy to explain what is ailing the world’s second-largest economy.

The yield on the two-year German note tumbled Thursday to a new all-time low as expectations of further easing from the European Central Bank drove a rally in government bonds. The two-year German yield dropped to negative 0.578%, a record low, while the yield on the 10-year benchmark German bond, known as the bund, fell to 0.169%, according to Tradeweb. The ECB's recent communications have sent strongly dovish signals, said Jonathan Loynes, chief European economist at Capital Economics. The market-priced... Читать дальше...

Gold on track for highest close in over a year

Bill Gross says negative rates will crush banks

Bond guru Bill Gross believes negative rates sweeping Europe and Japan have the potential to roil the global economy by upending the business model of the banking sector.

Bond guru Bill Gross believes negative rates sweeping Europe and Japan have the potential to roil the global economy by upending the business model of the banking sector.

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Jensyn Acquisition Corp.'s stock debuted on the Nasdaq exchange Thursday morning, slightly below the initial public offering price of $10. The first trade of the shares of the shell company, which was formed for the purpose of entering into a merger with one or more businesses, was at $9.95, at 11:15 a.m. Eastern. The company sold 3.9 million "units" at $10 to raise $39 million; the units consist of one share of common stock, on right to receive one-tenth of one share of common stock after an... Читать дальше...

Fed’s Kaplan says show patience in raising interest rates