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Earnings news was boosting shares of Nutanix, Dell and Lululemon on Friday, with Broadcom lower on soft results and Tesla was slipping after price cuts in China.

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Booking flights, hotels and rental cars in the same reservation on a travel booking site seems convenient, but it can end up being a really bad idea. Here's why

Bond yields were little changed Friday ahead of two key reports on the U.S. economy, including pivotal payrolls data.

U.S. stock futures pointed higher on Friday, ahead of data that could show a slowing pace of hiring, which would reassure investors that the Federal Reserve won't take interest rates much higher.

A private gauge of China's factory activity swung to expansion in August, thanks to improved supply and market demand.

China's central bank said Friday that it would lower the amount of foreign-exchange deposits banks will have to hold, a move seen as a bid to shore up the yuan.

With two weeks left until contracts expire, UAW files unfair labor practice charges, surprising two of the Big Three.

South Korea's exports shrank on year for an 11th consecutive month in August amid sluggish global demand, though the pace of decline moderated significantly.

Hollywood's legacy studios need to settle the writers and actors strikes soon -- even if it means cutting their own deals without Netflix and Amazon -- or face "catastrophic" consequences to their business, entertainment mogul Barry Diller says.

Hong Kong's morning trading session will be delayed due to a typhoon alert issued by the government, which is currently at signal No. 8.