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As yields on government bond across the globe march toward fresh record lows, bond guru Bill Gross continues to ring alarm bells.

Friday’s top personal finance stories

Amazon.com Inc. is looking to muscle in on Apple Inc.'s and Spotify AB's territory by launching a standalone streaming-music service by subscription, according to a late Friday Reuters report citing people close to the matter. The $9.99-a-month service is expected to launch in the late summer or early fall, Reuters said. Amazon, which already offers limited streaming music to its Prime subscribers, did not respond to a request for comment from Reuters. Amazon shares rose less than 0.1% to $718.26... Читать дальше...

Tesla is revising its nondisclosure agreements to make it clearer customers are not barred from reporting safety issues to regulators.

A growing number of analysts are cautioning that the sovereign bond market is due for a sharp correction.

A growing number of analysts are cautioning that the sovereign bond market is due for a sharp correction.

Those new debit and credit cards — you know, the chip ones that have extended the time shoppers spend at checkout terminals — have been effective at lowering fraud rates, according to Visa Inc., but they still irritate people.

U.S. stocks closed lower Friday, with only blue chips holding onto slight gains for the week, as anxiety over a possible exit of the U.K. from the European Union and a drop in oil prices weighed on markets. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 119.85 points, or 0.7%, to close at 17,865.34, for a weekly gain of 0.3%. The S&P 500 Index declined 19.41 points, or 0.9%, to finish at 2,096.07, for a loss of 0.2% on the week. The Nasdaq Composite Index dropped 64.07 points, or 1.3%, to close at 4,894.55... Читать дальше...

U.S. stocks end lower as oil settles below $50 a barrel

Treasury prices soared Friday, pushing yields to a three-year low, amid a global government bond rally that has driven several benchmark yields across the world to their lowest levels in history.

Soybean futures climb top levels not seen since 2014 as USDA report points to lower stockpiles and higher demand for the commodity.

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Oil futures fell on Friday to settle back below $50 a barrel, as a second-straight weekly rise in the number of active U.S. rigs drilling for oil raised concerns about growing production. July WTI crude settled at $49.07 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange, down $1.49, or 3%, for the session. Prices still finished higher for the week as global supply disruptions pulled prices past $51 a barrel Wednesday to their highest level in nearly 11 months.

China’s stumbling stock market is expected to get a big boost of confidence if MSCI on Tuesday decides to include the country’s A shares in its emerging markets index.

China’s stumbling stock market is expected to get a big boost of confidence if MSCI on Tuesday decides to include the country’s A shares in its emerging markets index.

The maverick of cybersecurity has formed a so-called Hacker Advisory Board.

The maverick of cybersecurity has formed a so-called Hacker Advisory Board.

The maverick of cybersecurity has formed a so-called Hacker Advisory Board.

The maverick of cybersecurity has formed a so-called Hacker Advisory Board.

Gold futures climb for the session to tally a weekly gain of 2.7%.

The Senator’s office released a report criticizing an accreditor weeks before feds are set to review its status.

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Global fund managers have come round to the expectation that U.K. voters will opt to remain in the European Union on June 23, a research firm says. If so, betting on a “Brexit” could be risky.

British pound falls to 8-week low vs. dollar after latest ‘Brexit’ poll

The pound plunged to its weakest level against the dollar in eight weeks on Friday after a new poll showed rising support for a vote to leave the European Union. The poll, conducted by the Independent, a British newspaper, showed 55% of U.K. voters intend to vote "leave" at the June 23 referendum. The British currency traded as low as $1.4180 after the poll was published, its weakest level since April 18. It traded at $1.4329 earlier in the session. The pound has fallen sharply this week as... Читать дальше...