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Saks Fifth Avenue owner Hudson's Bay in $1.5b deal to go private

All three of the major indexes remain within 3 percentage points of their record peaks.

Wall Street is growing more concerned about Boeing shares as an investment.

U.S. stocks may be the best game in town…for now.

The latest on developments in financial markets (all times local): 9:35 a.m.

Global markets largely brushed off more disconcerting economic signals from China, which on Friday reported that its economy grew at its slowest pace in 26 years last quarter.

American Express's third-quarter profits rose by 8%, the credit card company said Friday, as its members spent more on its eponymous cards and more carried a balance.

Apple has not said what the meeting was about.

Charles Schwab will let customers buy fractional shares.

Two blue chips hit the Dow on the final day of trading for the week.

Anheuser-Busch says MillerCoors wanted the recipes to retaliate for Anheuser-Bush's Super Bowl ads.

Sales fell 6.6 percent in Switzerland, 8.2 percent in Iceland and 16.5 percent in Norway.

Netflix added 6.8 million subscribers worldwide from July through September, below the 7 million customers that analysts expected.

Investors are encouraged by a strong start to the latest earnings season.

CannTrust was illegally growing thousands of kilograms of product.

Stocks fell after retail sales posted their first decline in seven months.

Berkshire already has a 9.96 percent stake.

Charles Schwab said the stock market has always been "choppy."

"Thumb-sucking has not cut the Heinz mustard during the Great Bull Market of 2009-2019," David Rolfe wrote in a letter to clients.

JPMorgan shares are higher after third-quarter results topped expectations.