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Top Stories : 2016September02Friday

NewsWatch: Labor Day weekend will likely be the deadliest on American roads since 2009

The Fed: Clinton Treasury secretary contender is key vote at crucial Fed meeting

I stopped worrying about money and had fun this summer — and here’s what I learned

Deep Dive: REITs, boasting big outperformance, have earned their own sector

Capitol Report: Millions of Americans still missing out on labor market boom

Deep Dive: 17 dividend stocks that may rise up to 26% in the next year

Why Social Security recipients may be less annoyed by the government

Market Snapshot: Stocks bounce after weaker-than-forecast August jobs report

Metals Stocks: Gold futures gain, shrink weekly loss

5 ways you’re sabotaging your own job hunt

Real-time headlines : 2016September02Friday

Stocks hold strong gains after factory-orders report

U.S. factory orders up 1.9% in July

Carnival shares sink more than 4% after Morgan Stanley downgrade

Oct. WTI oil rises $1.22, or 2.8%, to $44.38/bbl

Dec. gold climbs $10.80, or 0.8%, to $1,327.90/oz

Gold futures gain, turn higher for the week

Nasdaq Composite gains 0.5%

Dow industrials add 0.6%

S&P 500 up 0.5%

Stocks add to gains; Dow up 100 points

Market Pulse : 2016September02Friday

Carnival downgraded at Morgan Stanley as booking trends weaken, Zika virus raises concerns

U.S. stocks open with gains after August employment report

Dollar softens after August payrolls report

Wall Street poised to climb after lackluster jobs report

U.S. creates 151,000 jobs in August; unemployment 4.9%

KaloBios files outstanding 10-Q and 10-K for 2015

Merck scraps osteoporosis drug development on increased risk of stroke

China-based private-equity firm Primavera and Ant Financial to invest $460 million in Yum China

Google drops modular smartphone project: report

Samsung to recall new Galaxy Note 7 smartphones after alleged explosions: Report

Breaking News: 2016September02Friday

U.S. factory orders see biggest surge in nine months

NBC's Lester Holt to moderate first presidential debate

U.S. stocks open higher in wake of monthly payrolls report; Dow up 100

Expert reaction to nonfarm-payrolls report: 'weak tea,' says one economist

Irish cabinet votes to challenge EU's ruling on Apple taxes

U.S. economy adds 151,000 jobs in August; June's gain lowered, but July's raised

Samsung confirms recall of new Galaxy Note 7 smartphone over reports of fires

U.S. stocks end little-changed ahead of Friday jobs report

Key U.S. manufacturing report slides into contraction territory

U.S. stocks move up early Thursday after economic data paint mixed picture

Internet Stories: 2016September02Friday

Deep Dive: 17 dividend stocks that may rise up to 26% in the next year

Why Social Security recipients may be less annoyed by the government

Therese Poletti's Tech Tales: Why the father of the self-driving car left Google

The Wall Street Journal: Yum Brands sells slice of China business ahead of spinoff

Labor Day weekend will likely be the deadliest on American roads since 2009

The Wall Street Journal: Hacker who targeted U.S. officials gets more than 4 years in prison

The Margin: The amazing technology advances you’ll probably see in your lifetime

More huge tech acquisitions are ahead

Need to Know: This ‘cash incinerator’ stock is the market’s biggest brewing bubble

Financial Services: 2016September02Friday

Deep Dive: REITs, boasting big outperformance, have earned their own sector

Deep Dive: 17 dividend stocks that may rise up to 26% in the next year

Market Snapshot: Stocks bounce after weaker-than-forecast August jobs report

3 professions with the most arrogant workers

Bond Report: Treasury yields hit 1-week high after weak jobs report sparks stock rally

Top Ten: Weekend roundup: Mylan is the perfect target | Tackling high drug prices | The overreaction to the EU and Apple

Factory orders in July jump by biggest gain in nine months

The Fed: September not dead for Fed, but holiday rate hike more likely, experts say

Need to Know: Why the weak jobs report hasn’t been a make-or-break moment for stocks