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Oil prices continued to advance on Friday, closing in on an 11th weekly gain in the past 13 weeks.
Investors sold $16.9 billion worth of U.S. stocks in the week that ended September 20 and invested $2.5 billion in bonds.
The governments in Beijing and Shanghai have proposed to relax capital rules, which would allow foreign companies and individuals to move money in and out of the country without restrictions. 
More than 20 environmental, social, and corporate governance (ESG) funds closed in 2023 due to poor performance and amid greenwashing allegations.
Shares of Broadcom plunged after South Korea’s antitrust regulator imposed a $14.2 million fine, citing the company’s unfair business practices against Samsung.
Cisco shares fell after it announced it has agreed to buy out the cybersecurity service provider Splunk.
Apple has been building investing features into its ecosystem.
While Nike is the second worst-performing Dow stock this year, opportunities for a rebound remain. 
Shares of Instacart surged more than 40% at their IPO launch but have fallen roughly 18% since then.
Shares of Ars Pharmaceuticals nosedived after the FDA unexpectedly rejected the company’s nasal spray.
Because the oil price is so variable, it makes airline stocks volatile and risky investments.
Disney has announced it wants to invest around $60 billion to expand its existing theme parks and cruise experiences over the following decade.
Block saw its stock price tumble after the company’s CEO Alyssa Henry said she would step down from the company.
Oil prices have been rising to multi-month highs recently on tightening supply and recent production cuts.
Citigroup, one of the biggest Wall Street banks, widened its push into digital assets on Monday after introducing a new solution that lets clients tokenize deposits.