Xzavier Malone, Darnell Edge and Jahlil Jenkins each scored 15 points, Mike Holloway added 14 and Fairleigh Dickinson cruised past the New York Institute of Technology 84-57 Friday night.

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Regulators close Maine's shrimp fishery for next 3 years

Regulators voted Friday to close the Gulf of Maine winter shrimp season for another three years, raising fears that the fishery decimated by rising water temperatures may never bounce back.

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China, US trade barbs in speeches at Pacific summit

China's president says the world faces a choice of cooperation or confrontation in a speech to a summit of leaders that is divided by tensions stemming from increased U.S. protectionism.

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North Korea's stable exchange rates confound economists

It's a question that nags at North Korea economy watchers: How has the country been able to maintain stable exchange rates — and avert hyper-inflation — despite intense sanctions, political tensions and a swelling trade imbalance?

ETFs

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Vegan investing benefiting the environment?

Beyond Fund Advisors CIO Larry Abele on the vegan ETF that avoids investing in vegan-unfriendly stocks.

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What to do when a fund in your portfolio closes

The past decade has seen an explosion in new exchange-traded funds.

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China tariffs a minor market headwind?

Pacer ETFs President Sean O’Hara on the state of the markets and the potential impact of U.S. trade tensions with China.

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Theresa May is ‘not a leader’: Piers Morgan

Editor-at-large at DailyMail.com Piers Morgan on Brexit and why he feels that British Prime Minister Theresa May isn’t an inspiring leader.

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California utility shares rise as regulator calms investors

Shares of Pacific Gas & Electric Co. soared Friday after California's top utility regulator said his agency will help the company deal with potentially crippling liability costs from wildfires.

Earnings

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'Mission Impossible' powers Viacom results beat

Viacom said worldwide affiliate revenue was $1.19 billion, beating estimates of $1.17 billion, according to data from Refinitiv.

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Nordstrom's guidance undercuts Q3 numbers, stock slides

Shares of Nordstrom Inc. slid in after-hours trading Thursday after the department store retailer issued weak guidance for the full year.

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Walmart flexes its muscle against Amazon

Walmart is reporting surging online sales, strong performances at established stores, and it's raising profit expectations for the year heading into the holiday shopping season.

Groups protest plans for possible lease sale in Beaufort

Federal regulators are preparing an environmental review for a possible offshore lease sale in Alaska's Beaufort Sea and environmental groups are calling foul.

Lawyer who battled Chevron may get chance to defend himself

A New York attorney who won a landmark oil pollution judgment against Chevron in Ecuador's court system only to have his law license suspended at home for malpractice never got a fair hearing and should be allowed to defend himself against disbarment, a legal referee has ruled.

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1st pot shops in eastern US get OK to open in Massachusetts

Two marijuana stores in Massachusetts were given the green light Friday to begin selling to recreational customers next week, making them the first commercial pot shops in the eastern United States.

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The Latest: CNN's Acosta returns to White House after ruling

The Latest on the legal challenge to the White House's decision to strip CNN reporter Jim Acosta of his White House press credentials (all times local): 1:20 p.m. President Donald Trump says the White House is "writing up rules and regulations" for reporters after a judge ordered the administration to restore credentials for CNN reporter Jim Acosta.

Nevada regulators approve deal with sports books operator

Nevada gambling regulators have approved a $2 million offer to settle a complaint with a troubled sports books operator that acknowledged taking unlawful bets and making inaccurate payouts.

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Will Jamie Dimon’s 2019 prediction come true?

“Bulls & Bears” panel discusses JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon’s claim that 2019 could be the fastest global growth year on record.

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Beloved toy store FAO Schwarz makes its comeback

Three years after it closed its beloved toy store on Fifth Avenue, FAO Schwarz is making a return to New York.

Business Highlights

___ Brexit, Italy, trade: Risks piling up for Europe's economy FRANKFURT, Germany (AP) — Europe's long-running economic rebound is facing a mid-life crisis as it copes with worries including a potential debt explosion in Italy, an escalating US-China trade war and a potentially disruptive British exit from the European Union.