Here are Friday’s biggest calls on Wall Street.

The SEC has until midnight to decide if it wants to appeal the DC Circuit Court of Appeals ruling on Grayscale Investments’ spot bitcoin ETF.

Friday’s report is the first major update since Citigroup announced a new corporate structure in September.

Amid the war, much of Israel’s tech community is still finding a way to push forward, according to a handful of tech community members CNBC spoke with.

CNBC Select details what you need to know about blind trusts, including what they’re used for, who needs them and how to set them up.

Ukrainian forces on Friday sought to hold back Russia’s advances in and around the strategically important city of Avdiivka.

CEO Jamie Dimon acknowledged the bank was “over-earning” on net interest income and “below normal” credit costs that will both normalize over time.

Oil prices on Friday rose more than 4% after the U.S. tightened sanctions against Russian crude exports.

Wells Fargo surpassed Wall Street expectations for third-quarter earnings and revenue as the benefit from higher interest rates offset declining loan balances.

Analyst Peter Supino said the company’s premium valuation does not provide enough safety to counter the rising risk of reduced growth.