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Oil futures move higher as prospects for a Gaza cease-fire appear to fade.

An unconventional way of leaving money to loved ones could result in some unexpected complications.

After five months of calm, the stock market’s incredible march higher was interrupted last week as Wall Street’s “fear gauge” spiked. Some analysts believe it signals the beginning of a more serious pullback.

HSBC Holdings is selling its Argentina business for over half a billion U.S. dollars, the bank’s latest exit from markets that are no longer core to its business strategy.

The British oil major said lower oil and gas prices and a drop in the value of Egypt’s currency could cost it up to $1.2 billion

The White House on Monday turned to a familiar tactic when defending criticism of its student-loan relief plan.

Bond yields fell on Tuesday, but remained just below their highest since November following recent data that showed the U.S. economy in relatively good health.

The company plans to sell 33.37 million shares via a block trade on Tuesday, according to a term sheet seen by The Wall Street Journal.

Australian consumer confidence remains in an extended slump, but more worrying is that inflation expectations are also nudging higher, something that will surely alarm the Reserve Bank of Australia.

Problems arise when couples clash over how much to spend.

Harmonic ended a review of its video business without completing a transaction and said its chief executive would retire.

Banks are fighting back against deepfakes and voice cloning that snare unsuspecting victims.