Markets look set for a lower opening after the Fed didn’t delivery the upbeat account many were hoping for. Futures for U.S. markets were lower late Wednesday as investors move into a wait-and-see mode for Friday’s jobs report after an unexpectedly indifferent announcement from the Federal Reserve.

Though scant on details, a report released by the DMV Wednesday shows that driverless cars have a long way to go before they can get rid of humans, experts said. The data from the Department of Motor Vehicles includes autonomous vehicle test results from 11 companies.

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Shares of Mead Johnson Nutrition Co. jumped in the extended session Wednesday following a report that Reckitt Bensicker Group PLC was in talks to acquire the company.

With tensions between the Trump Administration and the media already high, a vigorous press is more critical than ever. That’s where the Institute for Journalism in New Media comes in.

Katie Kendrick says she was originally told her home’s freehold would cost between A 2,000 and A 4,000 When putting pen to paper to buy a new home, most people expect to know how much they will need to pay to own it outright. But thousands of families in England and Wales are discovering the houses they bought are not all they seemed.

Senior White House officials are moving to deny Wall Street hedge fund impresario Anthony Scaramucci a much coveted advisory post to President Donald Trump amid a continued lengthy review of his business dealings, the FOX Business network has learned. Officials with direct knowledge of the matter, who could only speak on the condition of anonymity, say the likely denial is not the result of finding improprieties related to Scaramucci’s past life as a hedge fund executive and the recent sale of his firm, SkyBridge Capital, to a privately held Chinese conglomerate.

Information received since the Federal Open Market Committee met in December indicates that the labor market has continued to strengthen and that economic activity has continued to expand at a moderate pace. Job gains remained solid and the unemployment rate stayed near its recent low.

The Federal Reserve on Wednesday left interest rates unchanged, offering few clues on its next move in the early days of the Trump administration. The vote was 10-0 to stand pat.

The Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged on Wednesday in its first meeting since President Donald Trump took office, but painted a relatively upbeat picture of the U.S. economy that suggested it was on track to tighten monetary policy this year. The central bank said job gains remained solid, inflation had increased and economic confidence was rising, although it gave no firm signal on the timing of its next rate move.