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The Federal Trade Commission's antitrust lawsuit against e-commerce giant Amazon.com Inc. looks to be stronger than expected, but it will still be a tough slog.

American military support for Ukraine as it fends off Russia has given a lift to the struggling industrial side of the U.S. economy.

A U.S. government shutdown would prevent the SEC from overseeing markets, as well as initial public offerings and issuance of new stocks and bonds.

U.S. stock indexes were trading lower late morning Wednesday, reversing earlier gains, with the Dow industrials struggling to recover from its worst day since March on Tuesday, while Treasury yields remained near their multi-year highs and the dollar rose to new 10-month highs as did crude oil prices.

"I thought I could trust my own family, but now I realize I can trust no one."

U.S. consumer confidence fell to a four-month low in September.

UBS shares fell Wednesday on a report that the U.S. Justice Department believes Credit Suisse may have helped Russian clients sidestep and itself may be facing compliance questions.

Seats for Kansas City Chiefs games are becoming a hot item now that the pop star was seen cheering on Jason Kelce, the team's tight end

Tesla could miss third-quarter delivery expectations, but the bigger risk is to 2024 projections, Deutsche Bank said.

Oil futures rise Wednesday after shaking off a mild pullback as investors focus on tight supplies.

Mortgage applications fell 1.3% in the latest week, the Mortgage Bankers Association said. The average rate for a 30-year mortgage is 7.41%.

Jeff Currie is leaving Goldman Sachs as head of its commodities research term after 27 high-profile years, in a fairwell gift, its commodities team produced 10 lessons learned.