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Starbucks Corp. said Thursday that it will build 100 new stores in Japan each year for the next three years, bringing the number of stores in the country to 1,700. The coffee giant will also begin delivery service in Tokyo on Nov. 9 through a partnership with Uber Eats Japan. The pilot will launch in three stores. And Starbucks is working with Line, a social platform, for innovations across digital areas like payments. The mobile-order-and-pay program will pilot in Japan in 2019. Finally, the Tokyo Roastery has an opening date: Feb. Читать дальше...

Stocks post a mixed performance on Thursday as investors await a Federal Reserve policy statement due after European markets close, while individual stocks rise on earnings.

U.S. equity benchmarks started the session lower on Thursday, pulling back from their post-midterm election gains, as investors await the Federal Reserve's November policy statement at 2 p.m. Eastern. Even though no major changes are expected, market participants will look for details on the outlook for economic growth, inflation, as well as further interest rate hikes and the fallout from the trade spat with China. Rising rates tend to weigh on stocks. The Dow Jones Industrial Average started the session 0.2% lower... Читать дальше...

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The S&P 500 looks set to pullback Thursday, after the previous session's 2.1% surge that took the broad-market barometer within range of the key Fibonacci retracement target of the October selloff. The index closed Wednesday at 2,813.89, representing a 59.6% retracement of the decline from the Sept. 20 record close of $2,930.75 to the Oct. 29 low close of 2,641.25. Fibonacci followers believe that if a retracement stops before clearing 61.8%, which would come in at 2,820.16 for the S&P 500, the previous trend remains in place. Читать дальше...

Midterm voter turnout looks to be strongest since 1966

Alex Azar, Pam Bondi and Rudy Giuliani are some of President Trump’s potential picks to replace Jeff Sessions as attorney general, according to advisers and people close to the White House.

Voter turnout hasn’t been this year since 1966, according to preliminary data.

Ruth Bader Ginsburg injured in fall at Supreme Court

Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg has been hospitalized after fracturing three ribs in a fall at the Supreme Court, reports said Thursday. The 85-year-old is being treated at George Washington University.

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Our call of the day says the recent stock selloff isn’t necessarily over and a looming recession could pair with a bigger meltdown for stocks.

The new product incorporates elements of charge and credit cards.

Acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker could sharply curtail special counsel Robert Mueller’s authority, cut his budget or order him to cease lines of inquiry, according to the Washington Post.

Two anti-abortion measures passed, and low-income women will be affected most.

The online retail giant is reportedly in late-stage discussions with Crystal City, Va. and Long Island City, N.Y.

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Gold futures prices fall Thursday and were at risk of settling lower for a fourth time in five days as the U.S. dollar gains ahead of the latest policy update from the Federal Reserve.

Major digital currency prices are trading lower Thursday, giving up the majority of Wednesday’s gains.

Jobless claims dip 1,000 to 214,000 in early November, remain at 1970s lows

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