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Oil prices were treading water early Wednesday after falling for three straight sessions and wiping out half of the gains that followed the start of the Israel-Hamas war.

Boeing's stock rose Wednesday, after revenue beat expectations for a third-straight quarter, even as losses were once again wider than Wall Street forecast.

Not even the start of a £1 billion buyback program could save shares of Reckitt Benckiser Wednesday, after the consumer goods group missed revenue expectations.

Ten-year Treasury yields may keep climbing over the next two to three months, says Sebastien Page, CIO and head of global multi-asset at T. Rowe Price.

Against a choppy economic backdrop for the broader software industry, Microsoft is still thriving.

Wells Fargo analyst Ike Boruchow hikes Gap price target by $5 to $16 a share after the company hires ex-Mattel president Richard Dickson as chief executive.

The European Central Bank is expected to pause on Thursday as inflation cools while activity stagnates.

U.S. law firms have rescinded job offers due to opinions expressed on Israel, and employees have been fired for expressing their political views.

In this tight economy, service workers deserve that extra dollar.

Tax-loss selling and end-of-year window dressing artificially depress certain stocks, which then typically rebound in Janaury.

The march toward a tech-driven financial sector seems inevitable.