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The tackle-free version of the sport will be part of the Olympics in 2028.

The U.S. economy grew at a 4.9% annual pace in the third quarter --- fueled by a burst of consumer spending --- and defied expectations of slowdown

Orders for durable or long-lasting goods jumped 4.7% in September, largely because of a flush of new contracts for Boeing airplanes.

IRS an "unlikely savior" of quarterly results, analysts say.

The European Central Bank on Thursday as expected kept interest rates steady, with the deposit rate staying at 4%.

UPS' stock dove toward a more than three-year low Thursday, after the package delivery giant again missed revenue expectations and cut its full-year outlook.

Our call of the day comes from a pair of market commentators who have been banging the table about a crash brewing for this market, and are warning even louder.

Crude oil futures turned lower on Thursday following their first gain in four sessions as traders awaited a fresh reading on the strength of U.S. economic growth.

WPP, one of the world's biggest advertising groups, delivered its second profit warning of the year after activity in China stuttered and companies in the technology sector reduced spending.

Comcast Corp. notched a sizable profit beat in the third quarter as it continued to rack up new wireless customers but shed subscribers in its video business.

Other events play a far more significant role in the U.S. market's direction.

Drugmaker raises full-year sales outlook but cuts earnings guidance as it digests recent deals