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J.P. Morgan Chase & Co.'s stock soared $4.25, or 8%, in midday trade Friday, putting it on course for the biggest one-day percentage gain in over four years, a day after it closed at a multiyear low. The stock's run up followed a report in The Wall Street Journal late Thursday that the bank's chief executive, Jamie Dimon, bought 500,000 shares of the bank to help boost investor interest in the beaten down bank sector. The stock was the Dow Jones Industrial Average's biggest percentage gainer on Friday. Читать дальше...

L Brands Inc. shares fell 2.2% on Friday after the company announced that Sharen Jester Turney, chief executive of Victoria's Secret, resigned. Turney has been with the company for almost 16 years, joining as CEO of Victoria's Secret Direct and taking over the brand in 2006. She will continue as an adviser. Leslie Wexner, CEO of L Brands, will lead Victoria's Secret. The brand's sales have increased more than 70% to $7.7 billion during Turney's time as CEO, Wexner said in a statement. L Brands... Читать дальше...

Square shares rise as disclosure raises questions about Visa’s plans for the stake

Square shares rise as disclosure raises questions about Visa’s plans for the stake

Oil's advance accelerated late Friday morning. West Texas Intermediate crude jumped nearly 12%. Prices found support from comments late Thursday from the United Arabia Emirates' energy minister who said that the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries is willing to cooperate on possible production cuts. The market is taking the comments from the UAE minister "seriously because the UAE is doing an about face," said Phil Flynn, senior market analyst at Price Futures Group. The country... Читать дальше...

A new report from the New York Fed shows older Americans have been ramping up on debt while younger Americans have stayed away.

Gold futures retreat as equities regained a bid following a brutal week, but the precious commodity was on track for its best weekly advance since 2008, sparked by a rush to haven assets.

Gold futures retreat as equities regained a bid following a brutal week, but the precious commodity was on track for its best weekly advance since 2008, sparked by a rush to haven assets.

Equity crowdfunding could be risky entry to cannabis industry for first-time investors

Upcoming electric vehicle could put pressure on luxury auto makers to improve entry-level models

Upcoming electric vehicle could put pressure on luxury auto makers to improve entry-level models

Two trends are helping to lift rosé cider’s fortunes.

Two trends are helping to lift rosé cider’s fortunes.

Treasury prices fell Friday, pushing yields higher, as a rebound in risk assets, mainly global stocks and oil, led investors to sell safe assets, such as government debt, in favor of riskier assets.

Treasury prices fell Friday, pushing yields higher, as a rebound in risk assets, mainly global stocks and oil, led investors to sell safe assets, such as government debt, in favor of riskier assets.

Business inventories relative to sales rose in December to the highest level since the last recession, reflecting slower economic growth toward the end of last year.

U.S. stocks climbed to session highs late Friday morning led by a rebound in battered bank stocks.

U.S. stocks climbed to session highs late Friday morning led by a rebound in battered bank stocks.

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European bank stocks catch a break from the fierce selloff that’s driven the group down by more than 25% so far this year.

Dow industrials jump by triple digits but remain 425 points from break-even week

A study in the New England Journal of Medicine this week offers a glimmer of hope for a dreaded condition of older age

Visa is coming. What to do next if you’re an American Express cardholder.

U.S. stocks opened higher on Friday, aided by a jump in oil prices and better-than-expected retail sales data. The main indexes, however, were on track for weekly losses after four consecutive days of losses this week. The S&P 500 opened 15 points, or 0.7%, higher at 1,845. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was up 100 points, or 0.7%, at 15,766 shortly after the open. Meanwhile, the Nasdaq Composite began the day up 40 points, or 1%, at 4,307.

The dollar selloff has just begun.