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One-third of Americans have cut back on spending, and some fear a recession is coming

A third of Americans are spending less, according to the CNBC/Acorns Invest in You Spending Survey released on Monday. The reasons they cite include fear of a job loss, high medical bills and fear of a recession.

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Oil steadies on OPEC cuts, but oversupply fears persist

Oil steadies on OPEC cuts, but oversupply fears persist

Oil prices steadied on Monday as OPEC extended supply cuts until March 2020 during a meeting in Vienna, but prices pared gains as oversupply worries continued to overshadow the market.



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Oil prices ease as demand worries counter supply cuts

Oil prices ease as demand worries counter supply cuts

Oil prices drifted lower on Tuesday, as weak global data raised concerns about future demand for the commodity despite a positive boost from OPEC's decision to extend supply cuts until next March.



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Atlantia accuses Rome of selective leaks in concession row

Atlantia accuses Rome of selective leaks in concession row

Italian infrastructure group Atlantia accused ruling 5-Star officials on Monday of selectively leaking a government report in a campaign to revoke the group's national toll-road concession.



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Oil jumps over 2% as Saudi Arabia, Russia back supply cuts

Oil jumps over 2% as Saudi Arabia, Russia back supply cuts

Oil prices rose more than $1 a barrel on Monday after Saudi Arabia, Russia and Iraq backed an extension of supply cuts for another six to nine months ahead of an OPEC meeting in Vienna.



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UniCredit says it will stick to organic growth, mergers difficult

UniCredit says it will stick to organic growth, mergers difficult

Italy's biggest lender, UniCredit , will stick to organic growth in its new business plan, Chief Executive Jean Pierre Mustier said in an interview published in La Stampa newspaper on Monday, saying European mergers were difficult.



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After explosions, Brazil power transmission companies remove GE equipment

After explosions, Brazil power transmission companies remove GE equipment

After an unusual number of explosions, several Brazilian power transmission companies have started removing a piece of equipment made by General Electric Co , a blow for GE's Brazil unit as it battles competing suppliers from China and India.



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Companies are warning that earnings results are going to be brutal

Some 77% of companies that have issued guidance have warned that their numbers will be worse than what analysts are expecting.

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After tax hike, gas in California is now a dollar higher than the national average

California's average gas price per gallon bumped up to a nation high of $3.755 per gallon when a new 5.6 cent gas tax increase went into effect July 1.

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Trade hopes lift S&P to record as tech leads

Trade hopes lift S&P to record as tech leads

U.S. stocks climbed on Monday, but finished off earlier highs, led by gains in technology stocks on optimism for progress in U.S.-China trade talks and signs of a likely reprieve for Chinese telecom company Huawei.



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Loss in MSG Networks' value on Monday could have covered over half of Kevin Durant's full deal

Shares of MSG Networks, the cable network that broadcasts the New York Knicks, dropped in trading Monday.

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U.S. factory activity falls to more than two-and-a-half-year low

U.S. factory activity falls to more than two-and-a-half-year low

U.S. manufacturing activity hit more than a 2-1/2-year low in June, with a measure of new orders received by factories tumbling, amid growing anxiety over the escalation in trade tensions between the United States and China.



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Exclusive: FIS to win EU approval for $35 billion Worldpay deal: sources

Exclusive: FIS to win EU approval for $35 billion Worldpay deal: sources

U.S. financial services provider Fidelity National Information Services Inc (FIS) is set to gain unconditional antitrust approval from the European Union for its $35 billion bid for payments company Worldpay , people familiar with the matter said on Monday.



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OPEC extends oil cut to prop up prices as economy weakens

OPEC extends oil cut to prop up prices as economy weakens

OPEC agreed on Monday to extend oil supply cuts until March 2020, three OPEC sources said, as the group's members overcame their differences in order to prop up the price of crude amid a weakening global economy and soaring U.S. production.



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Global share listings dragged to three-year low by European shortage

Global share listings dragged to three-year low by European shortage

Global share listings hit their lowest level in three years in the first half of the year, with a slowdown in Europe counteracting a stronger U.S. showing where tech giants Uber and Pinterest made their debuts.



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