AP Top Extended Financial Headlines at 10:17 a.m. EDT

The sole miner of rare earths in the U.S. is becoming a public company amid elevated trade tensions with China, the dominant global supplier of the material used in everything from computers to cars

Stocks are opening broadly higher on Wall Street following encouraging news about a possible coronavirus vaccine

Investment bank Goldman Sachs posted a massive 41% rise in revenues in the second quarter, the bank said Wednesday, helped by a blowout performance by the bank’s trading desks

A European Union high court has ruled that technology giant Apple does not have to pay 13 billion euros ($15 billion) in back taxes to Ireland, as the EU’s executive commission wants

Production at America″s factories, utilities and mines surged last month, but remained well below pre-pandemic levels

Lebanon’s cash-strapped government is facing its worst crisis, with little chance of Western nations or oil-rich Arab countries providing assistance without substantial reforms

France’s new prime minister on Wednesday laid out 100 billion in new spending to rescue the virus-battered economy from its worst crisis since World War II

With tens of millions of Americans out of work and many businesses shut down or operating under restrictions due to the coronavirus, three of the nation’s biggest banks set aside nearly $30 billion in the second quarter to cover potentially bad loans that were fine only a few months ago

Italy’s government has scored a victory in a battle stemming from the deadly 2018 collapse of Genoa’s main bridge

The French tourist industry received a further boost Wednesday with the partial reopening of Disneyland Paris and the opening up of the top floor of the Eiffel Tower