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    Small-cap prices can ‘go down with great velocity,’ Goldman Sachs money manager warns

    Goldman Sachs recommends a careful approach to investing in small-cap stocks.

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    Goldman Sachs is betting on the small cap rally. Here's how.

    Small cap stocks are undergoing a resurgence, and Goldman Sachs Asset Management is looking to capitalize on it through the exchange-traded fund space.

  • Rosenstein reveals how the Justice Department is fighting attacks on US elections

    The document highlights the increasingly critical role that private sector companies are playing in national security matters.

  • BRIEF-Federal Signal appoints interim chief financial officer

    Oct 9- Federal Signal Corp:. *Appoints interim chief financial officer. *Says appointment of braden waverley as the interim chief financial officer.

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    Stocks to Watch: NEM, CAG, STX  & More

    Take a look at some of Thursday's midday movers:

  • Stocks to Continue Rise After Record Highs

    U.S. stock index futures pointed to a slightly higher open on Wall Street on Wednesday as investors built on Tuesday's rally, with banking stocks in the spotlight after the Federal Reserve announced that most U.S. banks had passed its stress tests, and gave an improved economic outlook.

  • Lightning Round OT: Federal Signal and More

    The Lightning Round is extended in this CNBC.com exclusive feature.

  • Traders Just Plain Confused

    There is a change in sentiment as traders are trying to get their hands around the extent of the slowdown in global growth. New issues for the market: --global growth slowing.

  • Global Growth Slowing And It Hurts

    Oshkosh, which makes heavy-duty vehicles for many commercial industries, talked about weak business here and overseas, with specific reference to softer conditions in western Europe, so companies that make any kind of heavy equipment are weak today,