Gold futures register a third straight session loss
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August gold falls $29.20, or 1.7%, to settle at $1,704.80/oz
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Dick"s Sporting Goods will be the lone surviving athletic retailer, Susquehanna says
Susquehanna Financial Group forecasts that Dick's Sporting Goods Inc. will be the last national athletic retailer in business after the coronavi.....»»
Warner Music stock opens 8% above IPO price, and keeps gaining
Warner Music Group Corp.'s life as a public company got off to a positive start W.....»»
WHO to resume hydroxychloroquine study
The World Health Organization (WHO) said Wednesday that it will resume its clinical trial evaluating hydroxychloroquine as a treatment for COVID-19 following safety concerns. "On the basis of the available mort.....»»
Pilgrim"s Pride shares slide 14% after CEO charged with conspiring to fix chicken prices: WSJ
Shares of chicken producer Pilgrim's Price Corp. fell 14% Wednesday, after Chief Executive Jayson Penn was charged with conspiri.....»»
Fed expands muni loan program so more cities, counties can participate
The Federal Reserve on Wednesday said it was expan.....»»
Vera Bradley sales results weren"t as good as they seemed, GlobalData says
Vera Bradley Inc. stock jumped 10% in Wednesday trading after the accessories retailer reporte.....»»
Gold futures down a third straight session
Gold futures marked a third straight session decline on Wednesda.....»»
Key Words: ‘False report!’ President Trump explains why he really went into that bunker
President Trump, along with first lady Mel.....»»
Market Snapshot: Dow up nearly 400 points as jobs and services data show signs economy likely near bottom
U.S. stocks trade higher Wednesday afternoon after the stock market closed at its highest level since early March during Tuesday’s regular session......»»
These 5 health guidelines need to be in place for pro sports to return
It’s been over two months since the last professional sporting event took place in the U.S., but the time for sports to return may be on the horizon......»»
Thousands protest in London as U.K. police say they are ‘appalled and horrified’ by George Floyd death
Thousands of people gathered in London on Wednesday as protests against the killing of George Floyd continued to spread across the world......»»
The Margin: ‘Clean-room cosplay or Ebola ward?’ — One traveler shares the nightmarish details of his overseas flight
As the U.S. economy continues to take baby steps toward reopening, some people are likely getting the itch to take to the skies after months of plotting their next trip. But those skies won’t be as friendly as they used to be......»»
Nearly 25% of Americans have no emergency savings: Lost income due to coronavirus is piling on even more debt
There’s growing concern among many people that the economy won’t restart in time to save them from paying the rent, their mortgage or going hungry......»»
The Margin: He’s not President Trump, but he tweets like him — and Twitter isn’t having it
Twitter warns the president, but it suspends a guy copying his tweets......»»
Fed expands municipal loan plan so some cities and counties in all 50 states can participate
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Capitol Report: McConnell, Rubio support House bill changing Paycheck Protection Program, but other Senate Republicans raise concerns
Some key Senate Republicans support a bipartisan House bill that would give small businesses more time to use Paycheck Protection Program loans and let borrowers spend less of their loan proceeds on payroll, but others have concerns......»»