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U.S. stocks advanced for a second consecutive session as commodity prices stabilized. The Dow climbed 410.37 points, or 1.7%, to end at 24601.27.

Walgreens has made a takeover approach to drug distributor Amerisource, a move that could help boost the chain's profitability.

A CME flaw that can help high-speed traders at the expense of ordinary investors is said to have resurfaced.

General Dynamics said it agreed to buy CSRA for $6.8 billion as part of the defense contractor's expansion in government IT services.

A new tax provision could throw off the comparison of a firm's earnings to cash flow, a traditional way of assessing earnings quality.

Icahn wants to kill Xerox's deal to cede control to Fujifilm, opening up what could be a protracted fight.

Wynn Resorts' board hired a law firm with deep ties to the company to investigate allegations against Steve Wynn.

Steven Cohen's investment firm was accused in a lawsuit by a female employee of being a sexist work environment.

Fox offered to bolster the editorial independence of Sky's news operations, aiming to ease approval of its bid.

The White House proposed levying fees on derivatives users to bolster the CFTC's budget.

Oracle plans to quadruple its number of data centers as it tries to challenge Amazon's cloud-infrastructure lead.

(END) Dow Jones Newswires

February 13, 2018 02:47 ET (07:47 GMT)

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