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GoPro reported sales of $240.6 million for the third quarter, down nearly 40% from the same period a year earlier.

The Labor Department will release the October jobs report Friday -- the last look at the U.S. economy before Tuesday's presidential election.

Wells Fargo workers tell CNNMoney they are angry at the bank for shifting blame on them and remain scared of being retaliated against for speaking up about bad behavior.

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Wells Fargo said the SEC is the latest government agency to open an investigation into the bank's controversial sales tactics.

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The Federal Reserve did not raise its key interest rate on Wednesday but its leaders signaled that they may raise rates at their meeting in December.

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Facebook's sales hit yet another new record in the third quarter, but the boom times may be ending.

Venezuela is expected to make a $2.9 billion debt payment on Wednesday, which would strain its dwindling cash reserves.

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Nervousness has crept back onto Wall Street in recent days due to the latest turbulence in the U.S. presidential election. CNNMoney's Fear & Greed Index is now flashing "extreme fear."

Here's how Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump stack up against each other on jobs, stocks, taxes and the economy overall, according to several analysis.

Oil prices dropped another 3% and briefly slipped below $45 a barrel on Tuesday after a government report revealed that stockpiles of crude unexpectedly skyrocketed last week.

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The box office success of "Suicide Squad" helped lift Time Warner's profits. CNN had a solid quarter thanks to interest in the Hillary Clinton-Donald Trump race. Other cable networks also did well. But questions about the AT&T deal persist.

Currency brokers have taken precautionary steps in recent days to guard against potential election-related volatility in the Mexican peso and other currencies.

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