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Stock Funds Continue to Score

The 2.9% gain in August keeps the positive times rolling. Plus: A Financial Flashback to 105 years ago, the Wall Street bombing of 1920.

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Companies Kick Off September With Deluge of Bond Sales

The prospect of falling rates has boosted the demand investors have for corporate debt, with companies including Merck joining in a wave of borrowing.

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Tariffs? Dutch Pensions? What's Giving Bond Markets the Jitters?

It's hard to pin down the cause of the latest swings, but the list of culprits suggests weaker demand for the longest bonds could last.

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BBVA Clears Last Hurdle to Open $17.4 Billion Bid to Sabadell Shareholders

The bid to create one of the biggest lenders in the eurozone now lies in the hands of Sabadell shareholders.

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AppLovin, Robinhood, and Emcor to Join S&P 500. The Stocks Are Rallying.

Those three stocks will replace MarketAxess Holdings, Caesars Entertainment, and Enphase Energy.

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Revolut Names Former SocGen Boss Oudea as Western Europe Chair

Frederic Oudea was named as the digital bank-used by more than 60 million customers globally-sets its sights on Paris to establish its Western Europe headquarters.

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T. Rowe Stock Jumps After Goldman Agrees to Invest $1 Billion, Team Up on Private Funds

The agreement aims to give Goldman a bigger foothold in 401(k)s amid private-market push, and help T. Rowe stem fund outflows.

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Pump-and-Dump Worries Prompt Nasdaq to Tighten China Listing Rules

Some Wall Street veterans and investor-protection advocates have said such listings have become a hotbed for fraud and manipulation.

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The Year's Buzziest Deals Are Corporate Breakups

Companies are splitting themselves up to appease frustrated investors.

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CVC Capital Partners Confident in Outlook After Results Match Views

The global buyout firm's earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization were 14% higher than the year prior, roughly in line with expectations.

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Monte Dei Paschi's Mediobanca Offer Reaches Acceptance Level

The bank cleared a major hurdle in its $18.83 billion bid to takeover its larger peer.

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Fed's Waller Eyes Multiple Rate Cuts. Other Officials Are Less Certain.

Friday's jobs report will be a critical determinant for the breadth and depth of future rate cuts.

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Madison Dearborn to Buy Back Bulk of Aon's NFP Wealth Business

The private-equity firm will pay around $2.7 billion for the purchase.

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Trump Brothers-Backed Bitcoin Mining Company Surges After Nasdaq Listing

American Bitcoin's public listing comes days after the Trump family made as much as $5 billion on paper from a separate digital token.


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September 08, 2025 00:15 ET (04:15 GMT)

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