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After what has felt like a weeklong rollercoaster ride for most investors, Wall Street was off to a relatively tame Friday morning, with the three major indexes all modestly moving higher in early ...

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(Bloomberg) -- When Wall Street banks and hedge funds gathered in Istanbul last Wednesday with a top Turkish economist, they were prepared to hear about the country’s improved stability.

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The Trump administration's tariff announcements continued to weigh heavy as US markets opened lower for the second day in a row. By 11:04 aam EST, the Dow Jones Industrial Average traded more ...

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One overlooked culprit in the world’s obesity epidemic may be the alarm clock, according to Till Roenneberg, a professor at the University of Munich’s Institute of Medical Psychology.