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U.S. stocks have failed to rebound, driven by investor negativity.

Fears of rising protectionism and a trade war between the world’s two largest economies have started to take hold of investors’ risk appetite, with a classic flight to so-called haven assets dominating Friday’s trade.

Billionaire entrepreneur H. Wayne Huizenga dies at 80: reports

Gold prices rally to their highest level in five weeks on Friday, with a weekly gain of around 2.6% in store as investors fret about growing trade tensions between the U.S. and China.

H. Wayne Huizenga, the billionaire South Florida businessman who once owned several Florida-based professional sports teams and founded a trio of well-known companies, has died at the age of 80, according to several reports. Huizenga is credited with founding Blockbuster LLC, the now-defunct, video-rental chain, as well as Waste Management and AutoNation Inc. . Huizenga also was, at one point, owner of the Miami Dolphins and Florida Marlins (now Miami Marlins). His net worth was $2.8 billion, according to Forbes. Читать дальше...

New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman said it has reached a record $42 million settlement with Bank of America Merrill Lynch over a fraudulent "masking" scheme in the bank's electronic trading division. The bank told customers it was executing their orders in-house, but instead was actually routing them to ELPs (electronic liquidity providers), like Citadel, Two Sigma, Knight and others. The bank "masked" the deals by replacing the identity of the ELP with a code that indicated it was done by BofAML. Читать дальше...

A firefighter was killed late Thursday while battling a blaze that broke out at a Harlem building where film crews were shooting a new Edward Norton and Bruce Willis movie, police and fire sources said.

The stock market bounced back from a round of trade worries earlier this month, only to get hammered again on Thursday as the Trump administration took aim at China. Here’s what’s in play.

The first-ever trade in China-based Sunlands Online Education Group's stock was at $13.10 on the NYSE, or 14% above the $11.50 initial-public-offering price. The first trade was made at 10:33 a.m. ET, for 965,970 shares, according to FactSet. The provider of post-secondary and professional education services company's IPO priced late Thursday at the low end of the expected range of $11.50 to $13.50 a share, to raise $149.5 million, before options granted to underwriters. The stock was last up 20% at $13.77... Читать дальше...

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The Charles Schwab & Co. heiress wants to empower women and children by educating them about money.

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U.S. new-home sales pick up in February

Iranian group hacked into scores of U.S. universities: Justice Department

The dollar drops against most major currencies on Friday, sliding to its lowest level against the yen since the U.S. election in 2016 in a flight to so-called haven assets as the trade rhetoric between Trump and China hardens.

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A measure of sales of newly-built homes rose slightly, but previous months’ tallies were revised higher, amid a groundswell of demand for housing.

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At least two people were killed and about a dozen others injured after a gunman claiming allegiance to ISIS opened fire and took hostages at a supermarket in southwest France on Friday, according to reports.

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Shares of Nutanix Inc. are down 5.5% in Friday trading after the stock was removed from the Conviction Buy list at Goldman Sachs. Analyst Rod Hall cited the sharp rise in Nutanix's stock since the company reported earnings on March 1. Shares were up 46% since then as of Thursday's close, versus a 1% drop for the S&P 500 . Hall kept his buy rating on shares and remains upbeat about the company's growth potential. "We continue to believe that the company is in the early innings of the transition toward a software-centric business model... Читать дальше...

Is the hit show on the money when it comes to Wall Street?

MoviePass is lowering the monthly price of its annual subscription to $6.95 again, the movie-subscription service's majority owner Helios & Matheson Analytics Inc. said Friday. Shares are down 5% in Friday's session. The $6.95 price is available to new subscribers only, Helios & Matheson said in a release. MoviePass gives subscribers the ability to see one new movie a day in theaters for the flat membership fee. The service previously cost $9.95 a month. Helios & Matheson shares are up 17% over the past 12 months... Читать дальше...

The U.S. Treasury said it's sanctioned one Iranian entity and 10 Iranians over cyberhacking. The Office of Foreign Assets Control said the Mabna Institute is an Iran-based company that engaged in the theft of personal identifiers and economic resources for private financial gain. The Mabna Institute conducted massive, coordinated cyber intrusions into computer systems belonging to at least approximately 144 United States-based universities, in addition to at least 176 universities located in 21 foreign countries, the Treasury said. Читать дальше...

Under Powell, the Fed sees unemployment dropping to 3.6% without faster inflation.