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Beth Pinsker: New Series I Bond rate ticks up to 5.27%, with a hearty fixed rate for the long haul

Investors flocked to I-bonds when rates were high, but now is the time for savers to cash in.

: The White House says it wants to help retirement savers avoid billions of dollars in ‘junk fees’ 

Biden’s latest proposal is in line with the Obama administration’s rejected fiduciary rule

: Ford Motor’s credit restored to investment grade after S&P upgrade

Ford is an investment-grade issuer once more following an upgrade out of junk from S&P Global Ratings.

Economic Report: Consumer confidence falls to 5-month low on worries over inflation, rates and Mideast

The results of a survey of consumer confidence fell to a five-month low in October amid worries about inflation, interest rates and fighting in the Middle East.

: Carlsberg CEO says Russia stole its business

Carlsberg CEO Jacob Aarup-Anderson says his company's stake in a Russian brewery was stolen.

Futures Movers: Oil prices look to post a loss for the month as fears of wider Israel-Hamas war fade

Oil futures head higher on Friday, but remain on track for monthly losses as a risk premium tied to fears around a widening of the Israel-Hamas war fades.

: Pfizer swings to wider-than-expected loss but keeps full-year outlook intact

Drugmaker looks to flurry of new products to drive growth as COVID sales drop.

Economic Report: Chicago business activity index in contraction territory for 14 straight month in October

The Chicago Business Barometer, also known as the Chicago PMI, fell to 44 in October, according to MNI Indicators.

The Ratings Game: Roku’s stock gets a boost as a former bear rethinks his view

Roku Inc.'s profit picture is improving, and that prompted one analyst to rethink his bearish call Tuesday.

: Saudi Arabia in line to host soccer’s 2034 World Cup

Sauda Arabia is bidding to host soccer's 2034 World Cup, which would make it the second Middle Eastern country to do so.

Market Extra: Here are 5 of the scariest threats looming over markets this Halloween

There's no shortage of reasons for investors to be spooked this Halloween, according to a team of strategists from LPL Financial.

: Inflation hasn’t taken a bite out of traffic to Yum Brands’ Pizza Hut and Taco Bell, research shows

Pizza Hut has kept its finger on the pulse of what consumers want, according to data analytics company Placer.ai
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