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Economic Report: U.S. housing starts rise ‘unexpectedly’ for the second straight month

Construction on new U.S. homes rose 1.9% in October, the Commerce Department said Friday.

: Curis’s stock rises as analysts see ‘the next Pharmacyclics’

Shares of Curis rose premarket Friday as analysts see biotech company as potential take-out target

Futures Movers: Oil prices recover but still on track to see biggest 2-week drop since March

Oil futures recovered some ground early, reversing some of a decline that brought them to their lowest levels since July and left them on the cusp of bear-market territory.

Earnings Results: BJ’s Wholesale’s stock falls as same-store sales miss estimates and outlook is lowered

BJ's Wholesale's stock dropped Friday, after the membership-based warehouse retailer reported a surprise dip in same-store sales and cut its full-year outlook.

: Manchester United shares climb, with Jim Ratcliffe on brink of clinching minority stake

British billionaire Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s Ineos Group is reportedly on the brink of taking a 25% stake in the club

: Too old? These people are dancing to Rihanna and getting tattoos — in senior living facilities 

The desire to fulfill lifelong dreams doesn’t end at the doors of a nursing home, as evidenced by the residents of StoryPoint Senior Living.

Beth Pinsker: Can you make money from multilevel marketing? Your accountant says no.

Except for rare exceptions, most people lose money on MLMs and the evidence is on their tax returns.

: London Stock Exchange Group to launch £1 billion share buyback as it capitalizes on data push

The owner of the London Stock Exchange is buying back shares and focusing on data services.

: What is deflation? It’s not a one-time price discount — and it’s not something to cheer, economists say

After watching prices soar since last year, Americans and their whiplashed wallets could see things go in a new direction — prices could actually drop.

Need to Know: Bad news is good news for stocks right now — but not for long, says this strategist

The stock market's Bad News Bears my soon be hitting a home run

: It’s not just a stereotype: Gen Z really does ‘have a work ethic problem’

In just two years, there's been a significant shift in the way that members of Gen Z think about work, new data show.

Bond Report: Slide in U.S. bond yields continues

Bond yields continued to slide Friday, after recent data point to a slowing economy as investors await a key auction next week.
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