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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. 

Gold prices rose again on Friday after hitting a three-week low earlier in the week, after a batch of U.S. inflation reports were seen as not alarming enough to force more immediate action from the Federal Reserve.