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The Federal Reserve Board is looking to fine and permanently bar former Barclays employee Peter Little over manipulation in the currency market. Little, the former head of Barclays' foreign exchange spot trading desk in New York, is "alleged to have engaged in unsafe and unsound practices by using electronic chat rooms to coordinate with traders and competitor banks to influence FX pricing benchmarks," the Fed said in a statement on Friday. Little is also being accused of failing to supervise his subordinates. Читать дальше...

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The U.S. benchmark futures contract is on track for a third winning session even as report shows another rise in the number of oil rigs.

The indictment of 13 Russians for breaking U.S. laws to interfere with the 2016 election show there was "no collusion" between Donald Trump's presidential campaign and Russia, White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said. Trump has been briefed on the indictment, Sanders said, and the president tweeted that the campaign "did nothing wrong."

Gold futures settle slightly higher, registering its sharpest weekly gain in more than a year as the dollar extended a monthslong slump.

Apple Inc.'s stock rose 0.3% in afternoon trade, putting it on track for the sixth-straight gain. The 11.8% the stock has climbed during that streak, which began after it closed at a four-month low on Feb. 8, would be the biggest six-session percentage gain since it climbed 12.7% in the six sessions ending May 1, 2014. That six-day rally was kicked off by better-than-expected fiscal second-quarter results and after the company boosted its capital return program to $130 billion. The stock's current... Читать дальше...

President Donald Trump slammed Democrats after immigration measures failed in the Senate, as he prepared to leave for Florida and suggested he’ll meet with family members of the mass shooting at a high school.

‘Black Panther’ dominates the cultural conversation at a significant moment in time.

Oil futures ended higher Friday, holding gains after data showed another rise in the number of U.S. drilling rigs. West Texas Intermediate crude for March delivery rose 34 cents, or 0.6%, to end at $61.68 a barrel. For the week, the U.S. benchmark rose 4.2%, cutting its month-to-date decline to 4.7%, according to FactSet data.

The U.S. dollar edged higher against its major rivals on Friday but remained on track for its worst weekly performance since September 2017.

From safe rooms to bullet-resistant glass, architects and school districts are reinventing school buildings.

From safe rooms to bullet-resistant glass, architects and school districts are reinventing school buildings.

U.S. stocks fight to hold on to modest gains, threatening a sixth straight daily gain for the benchmarks as political worries drew investor’s attention.

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An anonymous trader has just made a $400 million bet on bitcoin

Go big or go home. That’s the motto of one mysterious investor has put his chips on the table, buying close to $400 million of the No.1 digital currency bitcoin.

Go big or go home. That’s the motto of one mysterious investor has put his chips on the table, buying close to $400 million of the No.1 digital currency bitcoin.

Since the merger less than three years ago, Kraft Heinz has reduced its annual spending by $1.7 billion, but sales of its best-known products have also dropped.

Special Counsel Robert Mueller on Friday announced a guilty plea with Richard Pinedo, saying the American man used stolen identities in connection with defeating security features of digital payment companies. The plea deal followed an indictment of 13 Russians for breaking U.S. laws to interfere with the 2016 elections. The Pinedo announcement does not mention the 2016 election.

Social Security expert Andy Landis responds to your questions.

Do something good and lower your taxes.

If you want your assets to go to certain people upon your demise, make sure the paperwork reflects your wishes.

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