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Tesla Inc. has not received a subpoena, a request for testimony, "or any other formal process, and there have been no additional document requests about this from the Department of Justice for months," the company said Friday. Earlier Friday, a report on The Wall Street Journal said the car maker faced a "deepening" criminal investigation over whether it had misstated Model 3 production figures and misled investors. "Earlier this year, Tesla received a voluntary request for documents from the... Читать дальше...

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U.S. stocks close lower Friday with the S&P 500 and the Dow Jones Industrial Average turning red for the year as doubts about whether equities can count on support from corporate earnings emerged.

The impending U.S. midterm elections pose a downside risk to the U.S. dollar, but as the highest-yielding developed-market currency, the greenback just remains too attractive.

The Florida man’s social-media account is rife with threats of abuse against high-profile Democrats.

This man says his sister is ‘money hungry’ and believes he has given up a lot to be a caregiver.

U.S. Treasury yields slipped on Friday, extending their sharp weeklong drop, as stocks across the world resume a downward trend that has underpinned appetite for the perceived safety of government paper

S&P Global Ratings changed the outlook on Italy's sovereign credit rating to "negative" from "stable", leaving its debt rating at BBB, two notches above sub-investment grade. A negative outlook can be a prelude to a ratings cut, even if the timing of the downgrade can vary. S&P's decision will give relief to investors who had speculated S&P would follow Moody's example by downgrading Italy's credit rating by one notch. This comes as Italy butts heads with the European Union over the... Читать дальше...

Stocks ended sharply lower but off session lows Friday after disappointing earnings, ending a brutal and volatile week that saw the S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average turn lower for 2018. The S&P 500 dropped 1.7% to close near 2,569, while the Dow suffered a decline of around 296 points, or 1.2%, to finish near 24,688, according to preliminary figures. That left the S&P 500 down 3.9% for the week and the Dow off 3%. For the year, the S&P 500 is off 0.6%, while the Dow is... Читать дальше...

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Stocks take another big hit Friday, with Dow down 300 points to end a bad week

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According to Michael Wilson, Morgan Stanley’s chief U.S. equity strategist, there is more pain ahead for the S&P 500.

China’s economic growth is “a fiction” and the country’s stock-market rout will get worse from here, according to the former head of Hong Kong’s securities regulatory agency.

Mark Mobius, the veteran emerging-markets investor, who has warned that a full-blown trade war between China and the US threatens to rattle foreign investors who are eyeing opportunities in the second-largest economy.

Scott Minerd of Guggenheim Partners has some good news — and some bad news — for stock market investors.

Intel Corp. shares went back into rally mode Friday as analysts gave mixed reviews on the chip giant’s strong earnings report and outlook.

Two Federal Reserve officials stressed Friday that future rate hikes are not on a predetermined course.

U.S. stock market’s best stretch historically is from Halloween to May Day, writes Mark Hulbert.

China’s economic growth is “a fiction” and the country’s stock-market rout will get worse from here, according to the former head of Hong Kong’s securities regulatory agency.

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Oil futures reverse earlier declines to finish higher Friday, as the market’s attention returned to worries about global supply levels, but prices still post a third weekly decline as sharp losses in global equity markets continue to weigh on prospects for energy demand.