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US stock futures split as the crosscurrents of a power shift in Washington, the war in Iran, earnings, and labor market data overlapped. Oil prices and Treasury yields fell, offering some upward support to stocks.

A small business can find a customer overseas in seconds and still face a much longer job completing the sale. Data rules, consumer protections, and the practical work of selling across borders all enter the picture. Canada and Europe’s digital trade announcement could make that environment more predictable.

MEPL International eyes global growth with strategic alliances and tailored solutions

Has the pandemic changed the way you shop? Do you now routinely have your groceries delivered or opt for curbside pickup?

“I think that move’s pretty good. The Quenton Nelson move, I don’t know. I mean, he’s a guard. He’s 30 years old. They gotta pay him. Josh Downs wants out; if Jonathan Taylor gets traded, you know now we’re talking. But, I always think the trade deadline in the NFL is much ado about nothing.…

October was the month investors gave this year’s beaten-down software stocks a second chance. Four sessions later, they’re taking it back and buying cybersecurity instead.

Shopify has seen its share price move sharply at different points over the past few years, which puts a spotlight on whether the cash the business can generate really lines up with today’s valuation. With the stock now reflecting a long run of enthusiasm around ecommerce and software, the question is how firmly that market…

Fusion energy startups are confronting an unexpected dilemma that has nothing to do with containing million-degree plasma. The federal government is now requiring equity stakes in exchange for funding awards, forcing founders to decide whether accelerating their technology is worth diluting ownership to Uncle Sam. It’s a policy shift that could reshape how deep-tech companies…

Canon Marketing Japan has had a powerful run in recent years, which naturally puts the current share price under the microscope. The key issue for anyone looking at the stock today is whether that price can be explained by the cash flows the business is expected to generate.

Canon Marketing Japan has had a powerful run in recent years, which naturally puts the current share price under the microscope. The key issue for anyone looking at the stock today is whether that price can be explained by the cash flows the business is expected to generate.