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'With few exceptions, the employer has every right to call people back to the office,' one attorney told MarketWatch.

Spring is rarely an exciting time for iPhone sales, as consumers await the fall launch of new models, but this May's sales were likely below typical patterns.

Gold prices edge up on Friday, leaving the yellow metal on track to score another weekly rise on the back of overall weakness in U.S. dollar softened. Traders also reassess expectations for a Federal Reserve interest-rate hike next week.

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Carvana's stock is up for the second straight day after a whopping 56% gain but it falls short of any analyst upgrades

Meta Platforms Inc. picked up more praise at Citi Research Friday, with analysts there adding the social-media stock to their list of highest-conviction ideas. 

The U.K. government on Friday said it will keep a windfall profit tax on oil and gas companies in place, unless both oil and gas prices fall below their 20-year averages.

Crypto exchange Binance.US said late Thursday that it is suspending U.S. dollar deposits “to protect” its customers and platform. 

Oil futures edge higher, with upside capped after subdued China data.

Wall Street analysts are showing building enthusiasm for Netflix Inc.'s ability to translate its crackdown on account sharing into meaningful revenue.

Nio's stock dropped Friday, after the China-based electric vehicle maker's big revenue miss and warning.

If equity markets were to price in a rise in inflation volatility to levels that the bond markets do, it would imply a 20% downside from current levels, the JPMorgan strategists say.