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Bank customers are pulling billions of dollars out of accounts that don't earn interest and putting their money into higher-yielding alternatives.

Some big U.S. lenders have started to share their closely guarded underwriting models with Credit Karma as part of a new service.

U.S. steel producers, which successfully pushed for tariffs on imported steel and aluminum, have proved equally effective at avoiding tariffs they don't want.

Kimberly-Clark said it was switching CEOs amid a restructuring program intended to boost profit at the firm.

A judge cut by more than $200 million a verdict linking Bayer's Roundup to cancer but upheld the jury's findings that the firm acted with malice.

KKR is adding to its auto-parts portfolio with a $7.1 billion deal for Fiat Chrysler's parts-making arm.

Halliburton beat profit forecasts but said demand for some of its operations came in weaker than anticipated.

Falling shares of financial and energy companies pulled the Dow down 126.93 points to 25317.41.

Uber's top deal maker has resigned, a move that comes after allegations of sexual misconduct were revealed.

Hasbro highlighted the challenges it is facing after the demise of Toys "R" Us, as it posted a 12% sales drop.

Oculus VR co-founder Iribe announced that he is leaving Facebook.

(END) Dow Jones Newswires

October 23, 2018 02:47 ET (06:47 GMT)

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