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U.S. stock index futures indicated a higher open on Wednesday after the worst start to September in 13 years, with stocks finishing down almost 3 percent as China and interest rate fears dominated.

Goldman Sachs Group Inc. is sticking with its bullish view on Chinese stocks in Hong Kong, saying  valuations are inexpensive and improving economic data will spur a rebound. “The snapback in China could be fairly meaningful,” Timothy Moe, chief Asia Pacific equity strategist at Goldman, said in an interview Wednesday. The MSCI China Index has slumped more than 30 percent from its April peak as a mainland equity rout rippled across the Hong Kong border and data pointed to a deepening economic slowdown.

A federal judge granted class-action status to a lawsuit in California against Uber over the payment of its drivers, upping the stakes for the ride-hailing company in the case. Tuesday’s ruling increases …

Lego says its popular multi-colored toy blocks were in strong demand in the first half of the year, resulting in good growth in profits and revenue and an upbeat outlook for the full year. Net profit in …

Citigroup Inc agreed to sell its consumer banking business in Hungary to Austria’s Erste Group Bank AG as the third-biggest U.S. bank by assets continues to divest non-core operating businesses. The sale …

If you want to survive and even profit as markets are falling, follow these three investing rules, says Brett Arends.
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CBS will allow viewers to live stream two regular NFL season games on their portable devices, expanding its services to the Internet viewer base.