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Home-Renovation Expense Keeps Rising as Companies Pass on Costs

Households squeezed by high grocery and gas prices are facing another hit: rising costs for home repairs and upgrades.

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UK & Europe Avoid Worst of Stock Rout

"The Pulse With Francine Lacqua" is all about conversations with high profile guests in the beating heart of global business, economics, finance and politics. Based in London, we go wherever the story is, bringing you exclusive interviews…

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Iceland PM: Don’t Need Permanent US Troops in Iceland

There is no need for the US to station permanent troops in Iceland says Kristrún Frostadóttir, Prime Minister of Iceland. Nevertheless, Frostadóttir sees opportunities for the US and Iceland to continue to cooperate when it comes to…

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Anthropic IPO Valuation Expectations Pressured After AI Rout

Prospective investors in Anthropic PBC’s initial public offering are facing a weekend of uncertainty ahead of the kickoff of formal marketing, after a punishing post-election selloff in AI stocks prompted a rethink of the company’s…

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Strategist Who Warned Before Rout Sees Anthropic as Bigger Risk

One of the few Wall Street strategists to turn cautious on stocks ahead of Thursday’s selloff warned that a potential Anthropic PBC debut may prove a more decisive event than the US midterms.

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UBS’s Abigail Watt on Jobs, Inflation and Fed Policy

Abigail Watt, US economist at UBS, discusses the US jobs outlook, persistent inflation and the path for Fed policy. Watt explains why UBS expects further tightening and weighs how a slowdown in AI investment could affect US economic…

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Next Africa: Zambia Rides the Good News as Critics Cry Foul

The cloud of controversy over a post-election clampdown still sits heavily over Hichilema’s administration.

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Ph.D.s Making $800,000 Distort the Value of the Degree

Getting a Ph.D. is the best thing I did for my career; it was also the worst experience of my life. No job I have had since required the degree. But it was still necessary; it taught me to think critically, cultivated my curiosity and…

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Pentagon Taps Robotics Startup in Push for Cheap Attack Drones

The Pentagon has tasked US robotics startup Machina Labs with trying to mass-produce cheap attack drones in quickly assembled modular factories as autonomous systems continue to change modern warfare.

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AI Stocks Rebound as Investors Weigh Whether Selloff Is Over

US stocks showed signs of stabilizing Friday as dip buyers stepped in to support the battered artificial intelligence trade, though the severity of this week’s rout has left investors questioning whether the worst is over.

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China’s State Council Calls for Stronger Stock Market Stability

China’s State Council pledged to improve mechanisms to stabilize capital markets and make the stock market more resilient, as authorities step up support efforts.

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Here's Why Gerrymandering Failed in the US Midterms

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French Protests Draw Record Numbers as Macron’s Approval Ratings Tank

Boarded up stores will likely remain a part of the landscape for some time to come.

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Sweden’s Far Right Drops Key Demand to End Political Paralysis

Sweden’s far right made a push to end two months of political deadlock that established parties have been unable to break.

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US Stocks Find Respite, AI Trade Draws Buyers, More

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Charter Shows Steep Customer Losses, Launches Cost Saving Plan

Charter Communications Inc. showed further declines in home internet and cable TV customers and launched an overhaul of its business to cut costs and capitalize on demand for data.

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Stocks Selloff Pauses Rebound After Tech Rout; Jobs Report Ahead

US equity futures rise after the S&P 500’s steepest drop in more than a year on fears of a clampdown on data center construction. Chipmakers rally after bearing the brunt of the selloff. President Trump blames Democrats for the rout…

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León XIV vuelve a Chiclayo, la ciudad que llama su hogar

León XIV regresa a América Latina en su primera gira como papa en la región y reserva para Perú el tramo más personal: el país donde pasó 20 años y que, según ha dicho, marcó su vida más que ningún otro. (Source: Bloomberg)

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Oil’s Plunge Below $100 Doesn’t Mean Markets Are Out of Jeopardy

Traders unwound bets on conflict escalation, but peace is far from certain.

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US Jobs Report October 2026: Live News on Employment, Payrolls

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London Commuters to Face Tube Strikes in Run Up to Christmas

Commuters in London will face travel disruption as some drivers on the underground network plan to strike starting later this month.

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CVS’s Split Leaves Healthcare’s Conflicts Intact

The recently announced breakup of CVS Health — one of the biggest ever in the healthcare industry — marks a major strategic shift for the juggernaut, which was valued at $117 billion before the plan was announced. Hiving off its retail…

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India’s Markets Are Suddenly Having a Very Happy Diwali

The Democrats’ US midterm win has soured sentiment toward AI-linked stocks.

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Greek Man Accused of Spying for Iran in UK Pleads Not Guilty

A Greek national accused of helping Iranian intelligence spy on a journalist in the UK pleaded not guilty to a national security offense in a London court.