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Futures Movers: U.S. stock futures tumble, oil prices surge as Hamas attack on Israel rattles investors

U.S. stock-index futures fell and oil prices jumped late Sunday, as investors were rattled by geopolitical uncertainty after Hamas launched a surprise weekend attack on Israel.

Futures Movers: Oil prices jump 3% after Hamas attack on Israel

Oil futures jump late Sunday after a weekend attack by Hamas on Israel sparks worries over rising geopolitical tensions.

The Margin: Why these $120 Crocs cowboy boots — or ‘Croots’ — have people going spur-crazy

The ugly-cool show brand has been reinventing itself as a Gen Z fashion icon — and the new, all-American boots are perfect for Halloween costumes

: Iran reportedly helped Hamas plan surprise attack on Israel

Iran helped plan Hamas' devastating attack on Israel, the Wall Street Journal reported Sunday, a revelation that -- if confirmed -- could widen the conflict.

Market Extra: ‘Fear trade’: What Israel-Hamas war means for oil prices and financial markets

Oil traders brace for at least a short-lived “fear trade” that could push up crude prices after a surprise attack on Israel by Palestinian militants in Gaza.

Market Snapshot: What America’s political dysfunction means for the stock market and investors

The unprecedented ousting of Kevin McCarthy from the House speaker's chair sparks a round of understandable anguish for investors and market analysts.

The Margin: McDonald’s Halloween ‘Boo Buckets’ are back — facing off against Burger King’s ‘Trick or Heat’ plastic pails

McDonald’s plastic trick-or-treat buckets were a seasonal staple for decades, and now Burger King is giving them a run for their money

The Margin: Why the Girl Scouts are raising cookie prices in some places — and canceling their bestselling Raspberry Rally flavor

The Girl Scouts sell almost $800 million in cookies each year, but several economic factors have troops shaking up their 106-year-old cookie-selling strategy

Earnings Watch: Q3 earnings are here: S&P 500 heads toward year of profit declines as JPMorgan, and Delta report this week

As third-quarter earnings season arrives after a recent pullback in stocks and dimming profit expectations, some say investors are still too optimistic.

: Israeli stocks slump in first day of trade since Gaza attack

Israeli stocks skidded Sunday, reeling one day after the surprise attack from Gaza.

: Biden’s new student-loan plan: Who qualifies for debt relief? What you need to know.

As Biden cancels $9 billion in student debt, questions about who is eligible have been jumping on Google

: Taylor Swift’s NFL interest has created $122 million of brand value, expert says

Swift's new public friendship and rumored relationship with Kelce is one of the biggest storylines in the NFL this season.
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