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Goldman Sachs is being forced to open a new stock trading hub in Paris, due to uncertainty surrounding Brexit and London’s future as a European stock trading center.

Nordstrom’s third-quarter results have sent shares soaring, but some analysts are wary about the off-price business and what the post-pandemic future holds.

U.S. consumer spending rose 0.5% in October, the smallest gain since April, the government said Wednesday,.

A total of 19%, or 571 companies, in the Russell 3000 Index are considered unviable, writes William Barritt.

The French government has sent notices to multinational internet companies that they should pay the country’s digital tax in December, a finance ministry spokesman said on Wednesday.

Orders for long-lasting goods such as computers and military weapons rose again in October and business investment increased for the sixth straight month, but it’s unclear if manufacturers can escape the fallout ahead from the record coronavirus outbreak. Durable-goods orders advanced 1.3% in October.

As COVID-19 cases increase across the country, many Americans are wondering how safe it is to shop in person this holiday season.

At least two of the nominees for top spots in the Biden administration are likely to help shape the global warming fight as a core feature of his presidency. And neither has “climate” or “energy” in their job title.

More people were having trouble getting enough food on the table in early November compared to five weeks earlier.

The Barbados Welcome Stamp has drawn 675 applications from U.S. citizens.

The Moneyist gives his tips for navigating Thanksgiving dinner with relatives of different political persuasions.

U.S. Treasury yields edged higher for a third day early Tuesday after President-elect Biden’s team was given permission to embark on the transition to a new administration, easing uncertainty about what further delays could spell for the economy and markets

Doctors and nurses in North Dakota and Wyoming tell MarketWatch what it’s like on the front lines of COVID-19.

‘Don’t let COVID fatigue trick you into taking risks you don’t want to take,’ says one public health expert.