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Citigroup shutting down municipal-bond-trading unit

Internal memo says business is no longer viable.

Williams says the Fed isn’t ‘really talking about cutting interest rates right now’

New York Federal Reserve President John Williams on Friday said interest rates are "at or near the right place" to get inflation under control and keep the economy growing.

Palantir’s stock advances, as Army contract win dubbed ‘clearly positive’

Palantir on Friday announced an extension to an Army contract that has been a source of recent controversy around its stock.

Oil prices climb to highest levels in more than a week as post-Fed rally continues

Oil prices continued to march higher Friday to their highest levels in more than a week as a weaker U.S. dollar continued to boost commodity prices in the wake of the Federal Reserve's latest batch of projections.

Empire State index tumbles to four-month low. Manufacturing side of the economy struggling.

Consumers and business customers aren't buying as many goods, in part because of high interest rates and an expected slowdown in the economy.

German bund yields tumble as weak data set to pressure ECB in new year

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Olive Garden and LongHorn parent Darden Q2 profit beats estimate, but falls short of revenue view

Parent of Olive Garden says it's grown market share

A new tech bull market is gaining momentum as rest of the group now joins the party, says Dan Ives

A popular analyst says a new tech-stock bull market is gaining momentum as other companies are now joining the party.

How to make the most of your initial free financial adviser consultation

Prioritize your goals and reasons for the visit and don't expect a deep dive into your portfolio.

Intel’s new AI chips for the PC will be widely used, but may not be the most useful

Intel promises to dominate Nvidia, AMD and Qualcomm with its AI-related products.

The set-up for bank stocks is looking like 1995, when they surged 54%, analyst says

Bank stocks have missed out on the rally. But next year could be a whole lot better, says an analyst.

Jeff Bezos plays down AI dangers and says a trillion humans could live in huge cylindrical space stations

The billionaire said people living in space could visit Earth on vacation
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