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Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Richard Clarida tells a monetary-policy conference in New York that the central bank is considering whether to let inflation run above its 2% target to compensate for past periods of muted price increases.

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Stamps.com ends its partnership with the U.S. Postal Service over the online shipper's demands for more independence.

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Shares of Diplomat Pharmacy fall sharply after it delays the release of its earnings and 2019 guidance in order to finalize the level of an impairment charge.

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Trade desk soared, Pattriot's owner Robert Kraft is in trouble, and Daimler is taking on Uber and Lyft.

Stocks rise as investors monitor the U.S.-China trade talks.

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