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Voters won’t have to wait for weeks to know key questions like whether the Democrats can wrest control of the House from Republicans, experts said.

The U.S. and China are a long way from reaching a trade agreement, a senior Trump administration official told CNBC on Friday. The comment follows a Bloomberg report early Friday that said Trump had asked U.S. officials to prepare a draft trade agreement with China. U.S. stocks got a boost from the report before turning negative. A second official told CNBC Trump is preparing to meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping at the upcoming G-20 summit in Argentina, and that includes discussing the potential terms of a deal. Читать дальше...

When it comes to improving retirement security, one size does not fit all.

Shares of Universal Display Corp. are down more than 27% in Friday morning trading after an earnings report dubbed an "major disappointment" by Evercore ISI analyst C.J. Muse. The company missed earnings and revenue expectations by a wide margin and delivered a weak forecast. Shares are on pace for their worst single-day percentage drop since 1994. Analysts remained largely upbeat about the company's long-term prospects following the report, arguing that the downbeat outlook was mainly the result of new revenue-recognition standards. Читать дальше...

The Trump administration announced plans to re-impose sanctions on Iran that had been lifted under the 2015 nuclear deal. The sanctions are aimed at crippling Iran's shipping, banking and oil industries and will go into effect on Monday. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo told reporters on a call that the sanctions are aimed at "depriving revenue Iran uses to spread death and destruction."

The U.S. dollar pares losses versus major rivals but proves unable to lift itself out of a funk after a stronger-than-expected October jobs report.

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Salaries for the top 1% grew nearly four times the rate of those in the bottom 90% of earners.

Need to Know: Chart of the day shows significance of stock-market entry points

Apple's early 6% decline puts trillion-dollar market cap at risk

‘We’ve never had joint checking accounts.’

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The rapidly growing economy generated a sizzling 250,000 new jobs in October, keeping the unemployment rate at a 48-year low and pushing the increase in worker pay to the highest level in more than nine years.

One woman’s wallet is more than $300 fatter because of it.

Bigger subsidies, fewer jobs and a payback period for taxpayers that now stretches into centuries rather than decades.

Another quarter-point rate hike in December looks like a done deal in the wake of the strong October jobs report, economists said Friday.

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The U.S. agreed to let eight countries continue buying Iranian oil after renewed sanctions take effect on Nov. 5, Bloomberg reported Friday, citing a senior administration official. The countries include Japan, India and South Korea, the report said. China, the leading importer of Iranian oil, remains in discussions with the U.S. on terms but is among the eight, the report said. Turkey may be among the countries getting the exemptions, the nation's energy minister told reporters on Friday. The... Читать дальше...

The Dow and S&P 500 looked set to rise a fourth session in a row after Friday's closely watched jobs report came in better than forecast, solidifying expectations for a final rate increase by the Federal Reserve in December and underlining strength in the U.S. economy. However, disappointment over comments made by Apple Inc.'s executives made late Thursday about its unit sales was slamming shares of the iPhone maker and weighing on the broader market. The Dow Jones Industrial Average , where Apple is a component... Читать дальше...

Apple shares fall Friday, after the smartphone manufacturer beat expectations with its latest results but delivered a disappointing forecast and announced that it would no longer be providing unit-sales figures for the iPhone and other hardware products.

Gold futures show little change ahead of jobs data Friday, a day after settling at a three-month high as the dollar lost ground.

Cop killer in video tweeted by Trump was released by Sheriff Joe Arpaio

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