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Wall Street sheds $3.2tn as Democratic midterm sweep triggers brutal AI rout
Tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 tumbles 6.4% in day of chaotic trading
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BofA Rejigs Global Credit Trading Businesses To Boost Liquidity
Bank of America Corp. is combining its global credit macro, fixed income exchange-traded fund, and high-grade corporate bond trading businesses into a single platform as the Wall Street firm looks to streamline credit trading for clients…
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Sweetgreen Says Sales Picking Up Following Hit From Cyclospora
Sweetgreen Inc. said it’s moving past a cyclospora outbreak that scared diners off leafy greens and sales are recovering.
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Lyft Posts Surprise Loss on Settlement, Gives In-Line Outlook
Lyft Inc. issued a quarterly ride bookings and earnings forecast that met expectations and posted a surprise loss due to an earlier legal settlement related to driver classification.
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Airbnb Posts 19% Revenue Jump as Chesky Hails ‘Growth Mode’
Airbnb Inc. Chief Executive Officer Brian Chesky said his company is back in “growth mode” after it posted the fastest revenue gain in three years and boosted full-year guidance for a third time.
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First Jobs Report After Midterms Could Show the Challenge Ahead
How much can the Democrats do to change the conditions that helped sweep them into power?
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Canada to Reform Bank Ownership Rules in Bid to Stoke Competition
Canada’s finance minister unveiled proposed changes to the ownership rules for banks, seeking to make it easier for mid-sized lenders to gather deposits and grow.
Rory McIlroy admits video footage 'doesn't look very good' after being hit with two-shot penalty
McIlroy insisted there was ‘no intent’ after officials handed him a two-shot penalty
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Carney Spends Canada’s Oil Windfall in Bid to Drive Growth
Prime Minister Mark Carney doubled down on his plan to use the government’s balance sheet to spur an investment boom in Canada, increasing borrowing and using a surge of tax revenue to plow billions into expanding the productive capacity…
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Expedia CEO on Full-Year Forecast, Travel Demand and AI
Expedia CEO Ariane Gorin discusses the company’s third-quarter performance and forecast. Speaking on "Bloomberg The Close," Gorin says travel demand remains resilient, particularly among affluent consumers, but the company is seeing some…
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Tokyo Is Being Reshaped by a Historic Real Estate Boom as Prices, Rents Soar
For decades, property prices in Japan barely budged and renters could expect their costs to never rise. That era is now over.
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Invesco’s Private Credit CIO Eyes ‘Equity-Like’ Returns in Loans (Podcast)
Credit-market volatility has widened spreads and made lower-quality private loans look more attractive to investors, according to Invesco. “The opportunity set has broadened quite significantly over the last several quarters,” Scott…
Former YouTube CEO’s family launches channel to help cancer patients after her tragic death at 56
Susan Wojcicki died of lung cancer despite having never smoked
Democrats Weigh Bringing Corporate Price-Gougers Before Congress in January
In a pre-election poll, 48 percent of voters said the cost of living was the most important issue motivating them.
Here's where we stand on Kimberly-Clark shares after a better-than-feared quarter
The stock rose more than 1% Thursday during Wall Street's sell-off.
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Nvidia CEO Pressed by US Lawmakers Over Tie to Firm in Spy Probe
Key House Republicans are requesting a briefing from Nvidia Corp. Chief Executive Officer Jensen Huang on his dealings with a Megaspeed International executive who the New York Times has reported is under US government investigation for…
Austrian tycoon Rene Benko sentenced to 2 years in prison for fraud
Austrian businessman Rene Benko, who suffered a major fall from grace after his real estate empire, Signa Holding, went bust, was handed two more years in prison.
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OpenAI Sued Over Claim ChatGPT Drafted Lethal Poisoning Plan
James Gates says he started to suspect his wife was trying to poison him after he found a handwritten note with a list of substances and dosage plans, some of which were labeled “lethal.”
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Will Democrats stall the AI boom?
Newly elected officials have pledged to curb data centre construction, rattling the trade that has powered US stock markets
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Hedge Funds Were ‘Massive’ Sellers of AI Debt, RBC’s Skiba Says
Hedge funds have been heavy sellers over the last few weeks of debt related to the artificial intelligence buildout, according to Andrzej Skiba, head of BlueBay US fixed income at RBC Global Asset Management.
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Stock Movers: Sandisk, CoreWeave, AppLovin (Podcast)
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Stock Selloff Deepens as Democrat Sweep Spurs AI Worries
A post-election slide in chipmakers snowballed as investors bailed from technology shares on speculation that a Democratic sweep of Congress could bring tighter regulation of US data centers and weigh on semiconductor demand. Ian King…
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Now the Market Is Selling Off for Real
Some thoughts on markets and politics.
Top Democrats call to rein in AI buildout after midterms sweep: 'National data center moratorium now'
Democratic winners and progressive lawmakers are calling for tougher limits on AI and data centers after the 2026 midterm elections.
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