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45% of investors think Clinton would be better for the stock market versus 34% for Trump, according to the latest survey from E*Trade Financial.

JPMorgan, Citigroup and Wells Fargo all sound less worried about the health of their loans to struggling oil companies thanks to rising prices and efforts to get ahead of the problem.

Investors are dumping travel and tourism stocks again as the terror attack on Nice, France, threatens to deter more visitors. Shares in many companies are down more than 20% this year.

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Line jumped 30% in early trading on its debut, showing investors still have an appetite for tech IPOs.

Larry Fink, one of the most influential figures in finance, isn't a believer in the big rally in stocks. The boss of the world's largest asset manager BlackRock pointed to signs that retail investors have been yanking money from the market.

The U.S. oil business may be on the cusp of a huge comeback, one that would create a serious worker shortage. Goldman Sachs predicts the industry may need to hire 100,000 jobs by the end of 2018.

JPMorgan Chase managed to grow profits in the second quarter, despite the difficult banking environment.

The Bank of England surprises markets by keeping interest rates on hold but says it expects to act next month to tackle an economic slowdown triggered by the Brexit vote.

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Yum Brands, owner of KFC and Pizza Hut, raised its profit outlook for the year as China sales rebounded.

The future of the technology industry could depend on a messaging app that few in the U.S. have ever used.

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The usual Wall Street reaction to a shock like Trump is to sell, sell, sell. Yet so far, Trump isn't scaring investors. Stocks are at all-time highs.

The Dow is up an incredible 1,275 points from the post-Brexit lows and is trading at record levels. Investors Intelligence warned on Wednesday that "the bulls have entered the danger-higher risk zone."

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The Dow jumped to a record high on Tuesday as Wall Street continues to cheer the blockbuster June jobs report.

Power outages and chronic underinvestment have caused Venezuela's oil production to decline to the lowest level since 2003. It's the latest sign of the dire situation in oil-reliant Venezuela.

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Experts say Donald Trump is right about this: China isn't playing fair on trade. But his solution of using a big tariff isn't the right approach.