WASHINGTON The Republican-controlled U.S. House of Representatives failed to move forward on a fiscal 2024 defense spending bill

Markets hate uncertainty, and there's a lot of it this fall: The United Auto Workers union may strike on Friday, the federal government is heading toward another potential shutdown in October, geopolitical tensions with China remain heightened and oil prices could stay elevated through December. There's also the looming question about whether the Federal Reserve will hike interest rates again.

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Traders in the $26 trillion Treasury market are still finding it hard to settle trades more than a

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By Steven Scheer JERUSALEM First International Bank of Israel (FIBI) reported a dip in third-quarter net profit, hurt

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass, elected last year on a pledge to mitigate the homeless crisis, said more

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A ban on imports of Russian diamonds is expected to be agreed to by Group of Seven nations

Poland will prevent all cars with Russian registration from crossing into the country as it implements new European

By Gabriel Burin and Ana Isabel Martinez BUENOS AIRES/MEXICO CITY Mexican stocks will likely gain further in 2024,

Oil steadied after the biggest monthly advance since early 2022 as signs of a tighter global crude market