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Democrats lose their minds three times, yet the press can’t seem to find the news.

The WSJ Dollar Index was up 0.4% to 100.37 — up four of the past five trading days.

As the world warms, it’s getting harder—and more expensive—to beat the heat. But architects, designers and homeowners are looking for ways to keep homes comfortable without air conditioning ...

The WSJ Dollar Index dropped 0.1%, snapping a three-trading-day winning streak.

Nymex natural gas for December delivery settles down 0.9% at $2.669/mmBtu, and is 0.2% higher than a week ago. ([email protected]) ...

The Wall Street Journal relies on vote-counting services from the Associated Press for vote tallies on Election Day. The AP has counted the vote since 1848 and uses its data to call winners ...

Crude futures were lower, reflecting expectations of increased U.S. supply and a potential demand slowdown tied to a tariff-driven approach toward key trading partners, particularly China, Rystad ...

The WSJ Dollar index climbed Friday to post a slight gain for the week.

Babson, Princeton and Penn head these lists from the WSJ/College Pulse ranking ...

Manufacturing orders rose more than expected in September, offering a glimpse of hope that the recent downturn in the ...

Front-month gold futures settled nearly 1.2% higher, up two of the past three sessions. The uptick comes after gold shed 2.7% in the previous session, as traders digested the implications of Donald ...