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Washington Watch: Exxon-Pioneer merger: Here’s why FTC’s Khan may shy from a fight with the ‘800 pound gorilla.’

The merger is bound to attract attention from the Biden Administration's antitrust enforcers, including Federal Trade Commission Chair Lina Khan,

: AMC stock surges as Taylor Swift concert crosses $100 million in advance ticket sales

AMC is the distributor for “Taylor Swift The Eras Tour”

: Virgin Galactic’s stock rises as it completes Galactic 04 mission, its fifth spaceflight in five months

The Galactic 04 mission was Virgin Galactic’s fourth commercial spaceflight, its fifth spaceflight in 2023 and its ninth spaceflight in total

: More people plan to use ‘Buy Now Pay Later’ for holiday shopping this year — but there’s one ‘troubling sign’

The rise in BNPL spending could be a sign that consumers are losing their grip, analysts said.

Brett Arends's ROI: This fund manager is holding 60% cash — and expecting a stock-market crash

Ruffer's main claim to fame is to have successfully sidestepped the 2000-2003 and 2007-2009 market collapses.

: PGA Tour and LIV Golf merger could be delayed over antitrust questions, player demands

LIV Golf has two more events scheduled this year. One at Royal Greens Golf & Country Club in Saudi Arabia, and another at Trump National Doral in Miami.

Deep Dive: These oil stocks are looking cheap as Exxon Mobil reportedly mulls a bid for Pioneer

Exxon is likely looking to put surplus cash to work, and there are many oil companies that may be acquisition targets for industry giants.

IPO Report: IPOs are out of fashion. Here’s what companies are doing instead.

Companies under pressure to unlock value unfurled a mini-flurry of spinoff activity in recent days, but some spinoff stocks have gotten a cool reception.

The Big Move: I listed my home 3 weeks ago, but have no offers. I want to cut the price. My agent says no. Who’s right?

‘I feel like if my house was priced correctly, it would have gotten an offer by now.’

: This researcher came up with a key insight for why bonds sell off — six years ago. ‘People thought it was a strange topic.’

A paper written six years ago carries a key insight on why bonds have reacted so violently to a rise in supply paired with the Fed's QT program.

The Margin: Columbus Day and Indigenous Peoples’ Day: Is USPS open? Are banks closed? Here’s what you need to know.

Monday is Columbus Day and Indigenous Peoples' Day. Here’s a look at what’s open and what’s closed for the holiday.
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