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U.S. stock-index futures fell, indicating equities will trim gains in a week of wild swings before a Federal Reserve rate decision next Thursday.
After a month of market volatility and an announcement it will close dozens of underperforming stores,
Oil prices slump and eye a sizable drop for the week, pressured by news that Saudi Arabia doesn’t support holding an emergency OPEC meeting aimed at stopping crude’s slide.
The risk that oil could fall as low as $20 a barrel is rising, with a persistent surplus requiring prices to remain lower for longer to rebalance the market, Goldman Sachs said, cutting its forecasts again.
While drought conditions have improved in many regions of the United States, higher than average summer temperatures and patchy rainfall over the summer has contributed to one of the worst wildfire seasons on record. There are currently at least 60 large fires burning across the country. So far this year, more than 8 million acres have been destroyed by fire, a level of devastation seen in only six other years since 1960.
The Chinese ride-hailing service is trying to slow Uber down by fueling its competitors.
But the extreme nature of the discord among traders and analysts underscores a bigger, and more important, point: The stakes are high for Fed policy makers right now. Get this decision wrong, and it could deal a big blow to the economy and to their credibility.
California Gov. Jerry Brown vetoed a bill late Wednesday that would have effectively banned drone flights over private property without permission, a major victory for companies such as Google and Amazon.com that want to use the devices to deliver small packages.
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