Gold futures end Friday with a loss, failing to hold above the key $2,000-an-ounce level, but prices scored a fourth consecutive weekly gain.

The soccer world is awaiting news on the rival bids for the famous club

The U.S. central bank needs to press ahead with rate hikes despite the banking stress, St. Louis Fed President James Bullard said Friday.

Orders for U.S. manufactured goods fell 1% in February due to less demand for passenger planes and new cars, but business investment rose for the second straight month.

Adidas and Beyoncé’s activewear brand Ivy Park are reportedly parting ways, according to a report from The Hollywood Reporter on Thursday.

Coming soon, a recession and Fed rate cuts, says DoubleLine Capital’s chief executive and chief investment officer Jeffrey Gundlach.

Jefferies analysts downgraded UBS stock as Credit Suisse merger will be a “long & difficult road” and advised clients to switch to BNP Paribas.

Investors will be hoping for a calmer end to the week after sessions dominated by heightened volatility amid Fed uncertainty and bank angst.

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U.S. stocks end modestly higher Friday, despite a jump in the cost of Deutsche Bank’s credit-default swaps helping to reignite banking-sector worries.