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: United Airlines is introducing a faster boarding system, but will it help?

With its new airplane-boarding process, United is hoping to speed things up and relieve the bottlenecks that have long vexed passengers.

: PTC Therapeutics stock jumps on royalty deal worth up to $1.5 billion

Shares gain 12% as PTC says proceeds of deal will be used to retire debt

Economic Report: Jobless claims fall to 9-month low of 198,000. Not many layoffs in U.S. economy.

The number of Americans who applied for unemployment benefits last week fell to a nine-month low of 198,000.

: China dumps most U.S. securities in 4 years, perhaps to defend a weakening yuan

Chinese investors dumped U.S. assets at the fastest pace in four years in August, according to official Treasury Department data released Wednesday evening in New York.

: LSEG shares rise as London stock exchange owner forecasts 8% growth this year

The London Stock Exchange Group plc said it expects to hit the upper end of its 6-8% guidance as it posted "strong, broad-based growth" in the third-quarter

Economic Report: Philadelphia Fed manufacturing gauge remains in contractionary territory for second straight month

The Philadelphia Fed said Thursday its gauge of regional business activity remained in contractionary territory for the second straight month in October.

The Ratings Game: Visa’s stock has been a safe haven. But is it a risky play ahead of earnings?

Shares of Visa have trounced the S&P 500 over the past decade, but one analyst is questioning whether the stock is still a good place to hide ahead of earnings.

: GE HealthCare teams up with Novo Nordisk to treat diabetes without drugs

New ultrasound technology has potential to regulate metabolic function, early-stage clinical research shows

Earnings Results: American Airlines’ stock bounces back after downbeat profit outlook

American Airlines' stock swung to a gain Thursday, even after the air carrier missed on revenue and provided a downbeat profit outlook.

The Ratings Game: Tesla’s stock falls after earnings. Is Wall Street missing the big picture?

As Tesla shares fell in the wake of earnings, numerous analysts saw silver linings.

Need to Know: Stanley Druckenmiller said central banks, not earnings, move markets. Today is the day to pay attention.

As Stanley Druckenmiller once said, pay attention to central banks. And Jerome Powell could lay out the market path for two months later.

Michael Brush: ‘Revenge travel’ is over. Shoppers are spending on goods again and these 3 retailers could benefit.

Jobs are plentiful, wage growth is strong and consumers have more money saved.
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