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British American Tobacco's $31.5 billion write-down is putting pressure on U.S. tobacco stocks.

"I am concerned she may be entitled to half of the property although I have been making all the mortgage payments."

Oral arguments unfolded Tuesday in the widely watched Moore vs. U.S. case about unrealized gains.

PayPal is continuing its leadership transition, this time tapping a Fiserv and Visa veteran to lead global markets.

Businesses added just 1130,000 new jobs in November, paycheck company ADP said, in another sign of slower hiring and a softer U.S. labor market.

The productivity of American workers rose by a revised 5.2% annual rate in the third quarter, the government said Wednesday. It is the fastest pace since the third quarter of 2020. Prior to the pandemic, it is the fastest since the fourth quarter of 2009.

The U.S. trade deficit rose 5% in October to a three-month high of $64.3 billion largely because of a decline in exports of American-made autos and Covid-related drugs.

The pop star has been a constant presence in the news — and was also recently named to the MarketWatch 50 list of financial movers and shakers.

The commission will look at health, housing, financial, social and long-term care needs.

Oil futures are falling for a fifth straight day after industry data point to a rise in U.S. crude inventories.

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