Stock-market investors are looking ahead to the U.S. employment report, watching for jobs growth that is neither so strong as to rekindle hot inflation fears nor so slow as to stir recession worries.
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Mercedes-Benz shares fell 8% on Friday morning as the company cut its guidance for the second time since July
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Bond yields inched lower early Friday as as Wednesday’s jumbo rate cut by the Federal Reserve continued to be absorbed
Olympic skier Lindsey Vonn and boyfriend Diego Osorio slash the price of their $4.5 million Miami Beach home
The couple is offering a big discount on the 3,016-square-foot Florida dwelling after first listing it a year ago.