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The previous session's jitters seem set to continue into Friday's opening as earnings stay in focus on a day devoid of data releases.

The peso fell hard Thursday, in its steepest loss in more than 10 years. Will the free fall continue?

The Land of the Rising Sun is becoming the Land of the Rising Real Estate Market.

To date, crowdfunding has been downplayed in Wall Street's Concrete Canyon. But that may be about to change.

Data on manufacturing PMI and existing home sales, along with quarterly earnings will have investors' attention.

Private sector economy in the euro zone grew for the seventh-straight month, PMI data showed Thursday.

Magnum Entertainment raised $16.3 million in an initial public offering that was oversubscribed more than 1,200 times.

At Davos, researchers from Swiss banking giant UBS released a provocative white paper on global banking, trade and technology.

Earnings will continue to be in focus as investors hope for a rebound from a sluggish start.

About 167,000 people found work in the latest quarter - the largest decline since 1997.

One non-Keynesian analyst argued that using debt to boost economic growth is dangerous.

Authorities have arrested a credit bureau employee after he stole personal information from 104 million credit cards.

The New York area is set for another cold day weather-wise, but earnings ought to heat things up in the markets.

Citi analysts questioned one popular narrative about where money for U.S. and developed market stocks came from in 2013.

Flows into specialist exchange-traded products (ETPs) saw their largest daily inflows since January 2013.

Wealth management products are perhaps the fastest-growing products offered by financial institutions in China today, and they're exposing investors to ill-defined risks.

Earnings from GE and other majors, and numbers on housing starts, industrial production and consumer sentiment will influence investors.

Should banks with off-balance-sheet products that paired up yield-seeking investors and cash-strapped companies shield investors from losses?

Goldman paid its staff the second lowest compensation total (as a percentage of revenues) since the firm went public.

Given the U.S. economy's size, it's almost impossible for claims to fall below 300,000 - but we're making a run at it.

Quarterly earnings were down $1 per share from a year earlier and fourth quarter revenue was more than $1 billion less than it was a year ago.

Earnings of banking heavyweights, and data on jobs and inflation should provide direction to the markets.

The Yellen-Fischer duo arrives at a crucial time. Their task now is to manage the QE exit while avoiding major hiccups.

RealtyTrac, in its report released Monday, said that foreclosure filings were down 53 percent from their peak in 2010.

The e-networking site’s latest move is being regarded as a precursor to a formal launch in the country.

The entertainment franchise will be acquired by a PE firm run by billionaire Leon Black, the Financial Times reported Thursday.

Deutsche said the alleged manipulations by traders affected several major currencies in the $5.3 trillion-a-day forex market.

No other major bank depends on revenue from trading as heavily as Goldman Sachs.

The EU's trade balance slightly declined in November on a monthly basis, while the euro zone trade surplus topped consensus estimates.