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Market Snapshot: U.S. stock futures lean higher after difficult week on Wall Street

U.S. stock futures leaned high early Friday, some respite in what's been a difficult week in markets.

: What pause? Student-loan payments are already pouring in before October start — here’s the catch

After a more than three-year payment pause, the early start isn’t necessarily a sign that borrowers are flush with cash .

Dow Jones Newswires: Japan’s economy grew at slower pace in June quarter than initially estimated

The world's third-largest economy after the U.S. and China grew 4.8% on an annualized basis in the second quarter, compared with the 6% expansion recorded in the preliminary estimate released in mid-August.

MarketWatch First Take: Sorry, Elon, a ‘super app’ is never going to fly in the U.S.

"Super apps" have never truly existed in the United States, and at this point, it is apparent they never will, no matter what Elon Musk says.

The Ratings Game: Walmart is reportedly lowering pay for some new hires. Do employers have the upper hand now?

The nation's biggest private-sector employer, Walmart Inc., is reportedly making changes that have led to lower starting pay for some workers.

Dow Jones Newswires: Hong Kong morning trading session to be delayed due to storm warning

Hong Kong's morning trading session will be delayed due to the issuance of a Black Rainstorm Warning alert issued by the government.

The Ratings Game: Here’s why Wall Street may be overreacting about Apple’s China’s challenges

Apple shares sold off for the second day in a row amid swirling concerns about the company's China business, but some analysts say those fears may be overdone.

The Fed: Fed’s Logan says skipping rate hike in September does not imply stopping

Dallas Fed President Lorie Logan on Thursday said if the Fed skips a rate hike at its meeting in two weeks that it doesn't imply they will stop hiking for good.

The Fed: Chicago Fed’s Goolsbee suggests central bank is almost done raising rates

Chicago Fed President Austan Goolsbee on Thursday suggested the central bank is almost done raising interest rates.

: Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon says he doesn’t recognize ‘caricature’ that critics have painted of him

Banking chief says, 'I don’t recognize the caricature that’s being painted of me' after critical reports of him by the WSJ, NY Times and other publications

: More than 53,000 Las Vegas hotel workers will vote this month on a potential strike

If Vegas hospitality workers went on strike, they would outnumber the Los Angeles hotel workers who have been on rolling strikes since July.

The Margin: Bruce Springsteen’s peptic ulcer disease should be a gut-check for millions born in the USA 

More than 4 million Americans suffer from peptic ulcer disease in the U.S. every year, costing an estimated $10 billion in direct and indirect healthcare costs 
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