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Oil futures finished higher for Friday’s session, adding to a gain for the month, with traders encouraged by the preliminary agreement between major oil-producers to scale back crude output. But prices still posted a modest loss of nearly 0.2% for the quarter. November West Texas Intermediate crude rose 41 cents, or 0.9%, to settle at $48.24 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange. Prices finished last quarter at $48.33. For the month they climbed about 7.9%.

Gold futures fell on Friday, as waning concerns surrounding the health of Deutsche Bank's balance sheet prompted a rally in U.S. equities. The metal's loss for the session contributed to a decline of nearly 0.3% for the quarter, following gains in the first and second quarters, according to FactSet data. December gold fell $8.90, or 0.7%, to settle at $1,317.10 an ounce for the session. It still rose about 0.4% for the month.

Oil futures held onto their gains Friday after data from Baker Hughes revealed that the number of active U.S. rigs drilling for oil climbed by 7 to 425 rigs this week. They have now posted increases in 13 out of the last 14 weeks. The total active U.S. rig count, which includes oil and natural-gas rigs, climbed by 11 to 522, Baker Hughes said. Nov. crude was at $48.09 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange, up 26 cents, or 0.5%, from Thursday's settlement. It was trading around that same level before the rig data. Читать дальше...

All 30 components of the Dow are rising as index extends gain to 190 points

Sears shares jump 9% early Friday

U.S.-listed shares of Deutsche Bank soared 13% on Friday on an AFP report that the German bank is close to settling a Department of Justice probe for $5.4 billion. If confirmed, the penalty is significantly below the $14 billion initially proposed by the authorities. The French wire service cited an anonymous source and have yet to provide additional details on the deal. Concerns about Deutsche Bank had battered global stocks this week as investors had fretted over the possibility of a contagion effect on the banking industry. Читать дальше...

Amazon.com shares on track for fourth straight record close; up 1% early Friday

Shares of Nutanix were trading at $27.30 Friday morning, above the company's $16 issue price, in the stock's debut on the Nasdaq. Nutanix, an enterprise cloud platform company, sold 14.9 million shares at an issue price of $16 to raise about $238 million. The lead underwriters on the offering were Goldman, Sachs & Co. and Morgan Stanley Co. LLC.

Trump’s populist campaign is fueled by working-class anger about unfair trade, an issue the Democrats need to reclaim, writes Rex Nutting.

America can’t decide what to make of millennials. Neither can its therapists.

Cognizant Technology is conducting an internal investigation into whether certain payments made to facilities in India violated federal laws, and said it’s president has resigned.

Cognizant Technology is conducting an internal investigation into whether certain payments made to facilities in India violated federal laws, and said it’s president has resigned.

Shimon Peres, who died Wednesday, made his biggest mark not on the peace process but on the Israeli economy, writes Amotz Asa-El.

African-Americans were also denied at twice the rate of whites in 2015, according to data from the Home Mortgage Disclosure Act.

Chicago purchasing index climbs in September

If you’re a teacher, the promise of a good retirement pension may have been a selling point when you took the job.

Treasury yields on Friday reversed an early decline to trade slightly higher, as Wall Street attempted to move past worries about the financial health of Deutsche Bank AG, which a day earlier unsettled global markets and pushed Treasury yields to a three-week low.

Treasury yields on Friday reversed an early decline to trade slightly higher, as Wall Street attempted to move past worries about the financial health of Deutsche Bank AG, which a day earlier unsettled global markets and pushed Treasury yields to a three-week low.

Companies including NetApp, eBay and Biogen rebounded from big losses in the first half of 2016, says Phil van Doorn.

Companies including NetApp, eBay and Biogen rebounded from big losses in the first half of 2016, says Phil van Doorn.

She gave him $45,000 when they married and only his name is on their home.

Consumers crave pumpkin spice everything — and companies are delivering

It’s similar to a subscription model that they’re used to, like a mobile phone or Netflix bill.

U.S. stocks climb in early Friday trade boosted by a jump in Deutsche Bank AG shares as worries about the bank’s balance sheet, which led to a firm selloff Thursday, subsided somewhat.

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