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Oil futures turned lower late in Thursday’s session to finish with a loss.

Homebuilder stocks continued to strengthen Thursday after new-home construction rose to a nine-year high, pushing sector-related exchange traded funds back above their long-term trend line. On Thursday, the SPDR S&P Homebuilders ETF (NYSEArca: XHB) rose 1.8% and the iShares U.S. Home Construction ETF (NYSEArca: ITB) gained 2.1%, with both funds testing their long-term resistance at…

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Target Corp. has made a number of improvements to its order pickup service nationwide, the company said this week, including remodeling about 80 of its top-volume pickup stores in order to add a separate area for these transactions.

FCA hopes to turn Alfa Romeo into a thriving and profitable global luxury brand. To make that happen, the new Stelvio SUV needs to be a big seller.

Germany's Justice Minister says he believes Facebook Inc. should be treated like a media company rather than a technology platform, suggesting he favors moves to make social media groups criminally liable for failing to remove hate speech.

Gold futures took a late-session tumble on Thursday to settle at a more than five-month low as the U.S. dollar's climb to multiyear highs weighed on dollar-denominated prices for the metal.

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Intel's Skylake-EP and associated Purley platform should arrive in mid-2017 to help drive the next leg of Intel's data-center growth.

Best Buy Co Inc, the No. 1 U.S. electronics retailer, reported a better-than-expected rise in quarterly same-store sales, helped by higher online sales and strong demand for consumer electronics and mobile phones.

Digital media company AOL, owned by Verizon Communications Inc, will lay off 5 percent of its workforce, or about 500 employees, a source familiar with the situation said.

Wal-Mart Stores Inc reported lower-than-expected quarterly sales at established U.S. stores on Thursday but raised the lower end of its profit forecast for the fiscal year.

U.S. housing starts surged to a more than nine-year high in October as builders ramped up construction of both single and multifamily homes, offering hope that housing will contribute to economic growth in the fourth quarter.

The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits fell to a 43-year low last week, pointing to a rapidly tightening labor market that could allow the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates next month.

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Best Buy Co Inc, the No. 1 U.S. electronics retailer, reported better-than-expected comparable-store sales, helped by higher demand for consumer electronics and mobile phones.

Foreign banks in Malaysia on Thursday were trying to work out how to comply with the central bank's clamp-down on offshore ringgit trading, a move the broader market views as a form of capital controls.

President-elect Donald Trump pledged in his campaign to throw out what he called stifling regulations, including the stricter financial rules that Congress built to prevent another crisis.

With legal marijuana sales underway in Alaska, growers will soon be submitting their first tax payments to the state.

America's shift from cars to SUVs is starting to look permanent, and automakers are scrambling to meet the demand.

Companies that make child booster seats for vehicles are getting better at designing them to protect kids, the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety said Thursday.

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