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Oil prices fell Tuesday after a top energy watchdog said the global crude glut—which has battered prices since last year—will continue into 2016.

In addition to spam from Russia in 2011, the server was hit by hackers in China, South Korea and Germany after Mrs. Clinton left office in early 2013.

Spotlight: Currency ETFs are a way for investors to take advantage of the dollar’s strength. A quick look at two.

News Challenge: September was another tough month for the stock market. See how much you know about last month’s news in mutual-fund investing and the markets.

Parents in two Brooklyn schools, with starkly different demographics and test scores, fear a rezoning plan might hurt their children’s educations.

A woman with a full-time job and two side businesses cut backs on personal spending to boost those businesses and her savings.

Investors need to keep abreast of the changes in ETFs and adjust their strategies accordingly, one adviser says.

Interest is booming in art designed for, and inspired by, public spaces. Here’s how to get it onto your walls.

General Electric won approval from Europe’s top antitrust authority for its acquisition of Alstom’s power business after the U.S. industrial giant agreed to sell assets that regulators hope will create a strong, new competitor in Europe.