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TD Cowen's Viven Azer says a move by the cannabis company to shed its BioSteel sports drink unit through bankruptcy is encouraging.

Here's what would close and stay open in the event of a partial government shutdown on Oct. 1, and what services would be affected.

The summer seemed to put a dent in AI fervor, with retail investors easing up on specific stocks, though a lot is still simmering under the surface, say analysts.

A survey showed consumer sentiment falling in September for the second month in a row but found Americans also think inflation will continue to slow.

Oil futures head lower on Friday, with U.S. benchmark crude easing back after settling above $90 a barrel for the first time this year, but prices remain on track to score a third weekly gain in a row.

Here are four things to watch at the Fed's policy meeting next week.

Industrial production rose 0.4% in August, double the forecast of a 0.2% gain, the Federal Reserve reported Friday.

The stocks of electric-vehicle makers traded broadly higher Friday following the United Auto Workers' decision to strike at Big Three automakers.

It's a challenging time for many workers, who are coping with rising prices and high interest rates.

The cost of imported goods rose 0.5% in August to mark the biggest increase in 15 months, largely because of higher oil prices.

A report from the CFPB on tuition-payment plans highlights practices from colleges that are more reminiscent of a bank, advocates say

The New York Fed’s Empire State business conditions index rose 21 points in September to 1.9, the regional Fed bank said Friday.