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Exxon Mobil and Chevron are pushing back on “shortsighted” investors and maintaining their growth plans even as they feud with each other.

The central bank is widely expected to stay in "wait-and-see" mode and keep its key interest rate steady Wednesday.

Shares of DexCom jumped over 15% to pace the S&P 500's advancers Friday, a day after the maker of glucose monitoring devices for people with diabetes reported better-than-expected quarterly revenue.

The move is aligned with President Donald Trump's push to reduce federal regulations and boost domestic energy production.

“The data is almost secondary at this point,” JPMorgan’s Bill Eigen said in a television interview Friday, before the jobs report came out.

The IRS has relied on voluntary disclosure programs to bring taxpayers into compliance rather than imposing punitive actions upfront. A similar model should be applied to crypto regulation as well, says Miles Fuller, Director of Government Solutions, TaxBit.