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BASF CEO says no Evonik jobs would be lost in potential deal

The Investing Club holds its "Morning Meeting" every weekday at 10:20 a.m. ET.

A strong earthquake struck the Tibetan Plateau in China on Thursday.

DoubleLine Capital’s Jeff Sherman said he remains bearish on long-term Treasuries, arguing that heavy government borrowing and weakening demand will continue to pressure the market.

Datadog made offer to buy cloud cybersecurity startup Upwind - Information

Investor jitters are kicking in ahead of Brazil’s presidential election runoff, sending the cost of hedging surging.

US Treasuries rally strongly as traders rush into haven assets

Some bond-market watchers believe China is disguising the full extent of its ownership of US debt by holding hundreds of billions of dollars of securities through accounts in Canada. That idea is off base, according to research from one major Canadian bank.

In New Zealand, the rising price of everyday items is sobering: bread costs 64% more than three years ago, butter is up 57% and electricity 27%. Hikes like these are causing politicians across the spectrum to propose radical market interventions to improve competition and lower costs ahead of next m

Piling into stocks that are heavily shorted hasn’t been a winning strategy for active ETFs