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Grubhub is considering strategic options including a possible sale amid increased competition and a recent decline in the food-delivery provider's shares.

Macy's plans to shut nearly 30 stores and said sales fell during the holiday months, but the drop wasn't as sharp as investors had feared.

U.S. stocks gained, with the Dow and S&P 500 adding 0.6% and 0.5%, respectively, and the Nasdaq rising 0.7% to a record.

The SEC is taking steps to loosen the control that big U.S. exchanges exert over the flow of real-time stock prices to the public.

A Fed official unveiled an alternative approach to that of other U.S. regulators for overhauling rules on lending in lower-income areas.

Morningstar, known for its mutual-fund ratings, has hit a rough patch in its quest to become a big player in the bond-rating business.

Farmers are hoping that 2020 will be the year that China finds its appetite for U.S. pork after a disappointing 2019 for exports.

Walgreens said quarterly earnings fell 25% even as overall revenue rose and the firm worked to cut costs.

Tech giants are deploying artificial intelligence to ferret out fraud on their platforms, but some cybercriminals are outfoxing Silicon Valley.

Video app TikTok has overhauled its guidelines to clarify what kind of content is off-limits.

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January 09, 2020 02:47 ET (07:47 GMT)

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