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Need to Know: Markets are mostly punishing earnings reports — except these stocks

The second quarter earnings season has shown companies beating estimates get little reward but those that miss get whacked.

Movers & Shakers: Amazon shares pop but Apple’s dip, and other movers

DraftKings shares jumped 14% after the online sports-betting platform reported a surprise second-quarter profit and boosted its full-year sales forecast.

The Moneyist: My sibling ‘borrows’ hundreds of thousands of dollars from our parents. Should I take my inheritance now before it’s too late?

'I'm fearful that one day when I need help, our family funds will have all been spent helping this sibling.'

Bond Report: Yields for 10- and 30-year Treasurys near 10-month highs ahead of jobs report

Bond yields were mixed Friday heading into the pivotal jobs report, in a week in which the yield on the 10-year Treasury has surged.

NerdWallet: 6 dog-friendly ideas for your next escape

Lots of hotels, restaurants and other spots have opened up to dogs. Here are some pet-friendly places, activities and properties to take your four-legged friend

NerdWallet: Just because you’re retired doesn’t mean your credit should be, too

Maintaining good credit can be helpful if you need to borrow to pay an unexpected expense, finance a late-in-life move or deal with a cash flow crunch.

Kelley Blue Book: The 2023 Kia Forte starts at under $20k. Here’s how it compares to the Honda Civic.

Pound-for-pound, compact sedans might offer the best value in the vehicle market. And these are two of the best. See how they look side by side.

Market Snapshot: U.S. stock futures rise ahead of jobs report and mixed reaction to Amazon and Apple results

U.S. stock futures rose Friday ahead of the key jobs report, as traders gave a mixed reception to results from Amazon.com and Apple.

Economic Report: German factory orders jump by 7% in June

German factory orders jumped 7% in June, the most in three years, according to data released Friday.

Dow Jones Newswires: RBA sees inflation back within target by end of 2025, soft landing for economy

The Reserve Bank of Australia remains confident that it will tame inflation over the coming years, bringing it back within the desired 2% to 3% target band by the end of 2025.

Key Words: As Hollywood strikes continue, unions call out excessive CEO pay: ‘We need to look at what they’re doing with executive compensation’

AFL-CIO says media and entertainment company CEOs made an average of $35 million last year.

Earnings Results: Fortinet leads cybersecurity stocks sharply lower after warning of deal delays

Fortinet saw an "unusually large volume of deals" pushed out beyond the June quarter, its chief financial officer said Thursday.
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