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Salesforce.com Inc's Chief Executive Marc Benioff has ruled out bidding for Twitter Inc , adding that it was not the "right fit", the Financial Times reported on Friday.

Gold futures settled lower on Friday as some strength in the U.S. dollar put pressure on prices.

The Federal Reserve may need to run a 'high-pressure' economy in order to reverse damage from the crisis that risks becoming a permanent scar, Fed Chair Janet Yellen said.

Nike Inc. is by far the top choice for apparel and footwear among teens, according to the latest semi-annual Piper Jaffrey Taking Stock with Teens Survey.

Valeant Pharmaceuticals International Inc. said that it is increasing prices on its neurology, gastrointestinal disorder and urology portfolios by 2% to 9%, effective Friday.

Shares of Twitter Inc. were plunging 6% Friday after the Financial Times reported that Salesforce.com Inc. has walked away from a bid for the social platform.

Oil futures continued to decline Friday after data from Baker Hughes revealed that the number of active U.S. rigs drilling for oil climbed by 4 to 432 rigs this week.

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Chinese President Xi Jinping on Friday began a visit to Bangladesh during which the two countries signed agreements on billions of dollars of Chinese investment in infrastructure and energy and coordinating efforts in tackling terrorism and climate change.

U.S. stock index futures rose on Friday, as JPMorgan's upbeat quarterly report kicked off the big U.S. banks' earnings on an optimistic note and strong Chinese inflation boosted sentiment.

JPMorgan Chase's third-quarter profits fell 8 percent from a year earlier, as higher revenue in the bank's retail and investment banking divisions was offset by low interest rates.

Wells Fargoreported its fourth straight fall in quarterly profit amid an increasingly politicized bogus-account scandal that cost Chief Executive and Chairman John Stumpf his job.

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A Belgian region is opposing a wide-ranging trade deal between the European Union and Canada, threatening the agreement which is supposed to be signed in two weeks.

The Labor Department reports on U.S. producer price inflation in September.

JPMorgan Chase, the biggest U.S. bank by assets, reported a 7.6 percent drop in quarterly profit after recording a tax expense, compared with a rare tax benefit a year earlier.

The Commerce Department will release September retail sales data Friday at 8:30 a.m. Eastern.

Citigroup reported 3Q profit of $1.24 per share topping the estimate for $1.16. Revenue came in at $17.76 billion. The estimate was for $17.35 billion

Japanese telecommunications and internet company SoftBank Group Corp. is setting up a $25 billion private fund for technology investments that has the potential of growing to $100 billion.

Nurses at five Allina Health hospitals in Minnesota have approved a contract to return to work.

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