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Nasdaq Closes Higher After Friday Selloff

U.S. stocks closed mostly higher, led by the Nasdaq composite, as tech stocks made up some ground and Iran and Israel paused renewed strikes.

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Wall Street Is Rushing to Fund the AI Bonanza in Every Conceivable Way

From giant debt deals to IPOs, tech companies keep raking in investor cash.

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U.S. Expands List of Chinese Tech Companies It Says Assist Beijing's Military

Some well-known companies were added to the annually updated list, which designates them as a U.S. national-security risk.

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Iran and Israel Halt Exchanges of Fire

In a tumultuous resumption of violence, Iran had fired several volleys of attacks, while Israel's targets included a major Iranian petrochemical facility.

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U.S. Employment Trends Index Ticked Down in May

The Employment Trends Index, or ETI, fell to 107.01 in May, from an upwardly revised 107.88 in April.

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Saudi Arabia Cuts July Crude Prices for Asia As Demand Slows

Aramco set the official selling price for July loadings of its Arab Light crude to Asia at $9.50 above regional benchmarks, down from a premium of $15.50 a barrel in June.

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For a Select Few, IPOs Are Winners. Good Luck to Everyone Else.

Buyers who get the offer price historically have seen the biggest returns, and SpaceX isn't likely to be different.

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Inflation could top 4% this week. The bond market wants Fed Chair Warsh to prove he'll fight it.

Investors are growing impatient with inflation that looks unlikely to be tamed on its own.

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China Auto Sales Stayed Weak in May

China's auto market weakened further in May, with rising oil prices denting demand for gasoline-powered cars and helping electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles capture a record share of new car sales.

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Korean Authorities Urge Banks to Step Up Controls as Won Slumps

South Korean authorities urged banks to step up measures against what they described as "speculative market-disrupting behavior."

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German Factory Orders Fell Back in April

Manufacturing orders dropped-the first decline since January-reversing some of the gains in March that came on the back of stock building after the outbreak of the war in Iran.

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ECB Expected to Be First Among Peers to Raise Key Rate in Response to Conflict

The central bank is set to raise its key interest rate Thursday, tightening policy for the first time in almost three years following a jump in energy prices caused by war in the Middle East.

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June 08, 2026 23:15 ET (03:15 GMT)