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: U.S. adds Hamas sanctions as crypto industry fights back against funding claims

President Joe Biden's administration announced new sanctions Friday against Hamas in the wake of its attack on Israel earlier this month.

: Inside Kanye West’s troubled Adidas partnership: Tears. Rage. Thrown shoes. Even a scrawled swastika.

A New York Times investigation of the Adidas partnership with artist Kanye West has uncovered troubling behavior.

Earnings Results: Capital One’s stock rallies into positive territory for 2023 on stronger-than-expected earnings and revenue

Credit-card company delivers upside surprise, including an unexpected drop in net charge-offs, which is money the company does not expect to get back.

: Here’s how private equity affects you

Also: the most affordable U.S. cities, new rules for required distributions from IRAs, a different way to index and Amazon CEO Andy Jassy's new favorite word.

Project Syndicate: Financial markets worldwide now face a higher chance of extreme events, El-Erian warns

A call for visionary political leadership at the national level and increased global awareness of our shared challenges.

Cannabis Watch: Cannabis companies hire Microsoft antitrust lawyer David Boies to sue U.S. government for federal pot prohibition

Suit alleges that the federal government is restricting local commerce by enforcing the prohibition of pot.

: Ford’s junk bonds fall along with stock after weak earnings and electric vehicle loss

Ford's stock fell about 10% Friday, adding to the selling pressure on its high-yield bonds.

: So you spent $1,000 on Bad Bunny concert tickets. Here’s how to recover.

You can always blame Benito (or Taylor, or Beyoncé), but we asked experts how to actually recover from dropping four figures on floor seats.

: Mickey Mantle’s childhood home could be the next big IPO

Beginning today, you can buy stock in Mickey Mantle’s childhood home for just $7.

Economic Report: Consumer sentiment improves, but higher gas prices and falling stock market add to angst

Consumer sentiment improved slightly at the end of October, but higher gas prices left people more worried about inflation.

Market Extra: Here’s the next line in the sand the S&P 500 needs to defend or risk a bigger drop, says Bank of America

After another rough week for the S&P 500, investors should watch out if the index can't defend a key level, says Bank of America's head of portfolio strategy Michael Hartnett.

The Ratings Game: Intel’s stock powers toward best day in a year. Here’s why skeptics still have concerns.

As Intel shares were shooting 10% higher Friday, Wall Street analysts didn't seem convinced that the chip maker has a rosy future ahead.
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