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Deal talks and earnings results sparked sharp moves in individual stocks, while the broader market was steady.

The strength of Amazon.com

The two companies are reportedly in advanced talks for a tie up, but already analysts are chattering about whether the proposal will be met with regulatory resistance.

AT&T's potential acquisition of Time Warner would give the telecom giant a wide array of coveted sports TV rights.

Oil futures finished a bit higher on Friday to gain about 1% for the week amid optimism that major crude producers will reach a firm deal late next month to curb output.

Reassessing the Tex-Mex chain's strengths after a tough couple of months.

The Galaxy Note 7 line has officially been axed. What does it mean for Samsung, and who could benefit from the fallout?

The dollar rose to its highest since Feb. 3 against a basket of currencies on Friday as investors increased bets on higher U.S. interest rates, while a measure of world stocks looked set for its first weekly gain in four weeks despite some soft U.S. corporate results.

Alphabet has more cash than it needs, and the stock is positioned for attractive returns going forward.

Cyber attacks targeting the internet infrastructure provider Dyn disrupted service on major sites such as Twitter and Spotify on Friday, mainly affecting users on the U.S. East Coast.

The health insurer Cigna has agreed to end a policy that required physicians to fill out extra paperwork before they could give patients a drug used to treat opioid addiction.

Would you travel halfway around the world for a handbag, or a coat? Maybe if you really loved it — and could get 20 percent off.

Nikiski residents say they've been left in limbo by the state and its partners' decision to suspend plans for a giant natural gas liquefaction plant in the Kenai Peninsula community.

New York state may soon enact one of the nation's toughest restrictions on Airbnb, the popular online short-term rental service.

Prosecutors from France, Belgium, Spain and Morocco are calling for the ability to unlock phones and computers and have access to encrypted communications in the fight against terrorism.

The pizza chain has a simple and effective recipe for success.

U.S. stocks opened firmly lower Friday, with the Dow industrials trading around 100 points lower, as a steadily rising dollar and earnings grabbed investors' attention.

During the Wednesday night presidential debate, Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump brought up the issue of cheap Chinese steel, providing further support for the U.S. steel industry and sector related exchange traded funds.

Wall Street looked set to open slightly lower on Friday, weighed down by GE's disappointing forecast, with losses likely to be limited by strong reports from Microsoft and McDonald's.

British American Tobacco has offered to buy U.S. tobacco company Reynolds American Inc in a $47 billion deal that would bring together Newport, Kent and Pall Mall cigarettes in the world's biggest listed tobacco company.

Oil prices were stable on Friday, weighed by a stronger dollar, but supported by signs that physical fuel markets were tightening after two years of ballooning oversupply.

China stocks traded sideways on Friday but managed to end the session slightly up, as strength in infrastructure shares offset concerns rooted in continuing yuan weakness.

Chinese logistics company ZTO Express is turning up the chance of a much more lucrative share listing at home in favor of an overseas IPO that lets its founder retain control and its investors cash out more easily.

British American Tobacco has offered to buy Reynolds American of the U.S. in a $47 billion deal that would create the world's biggest listed tobacco company.

British American Tobacco has offered to buy U.S. tobacco company Reynolds American Inc in a $47 billion deal bringing together Newport, Kent and Pall Mall cigarettes to create the U.S. market leader.