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US Service Sector Grows at the Slowest Pace in Three Months
The US service sector expanded in October at the slowest pace in three months amid continuing cost pressures.
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Wall Street Reckoning Looms as Democrats Take Over Congress
For nearly two years, Wall Street firms and startups have enjoyed a sweeping deregulatory agenda from President Donald Trump that relaxed post-financial crisis rules and boosted nascent industries.
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Debt Limit, Tariffs Top List of Likely Deals in Trump’s New Era
President Donald Trump will face a Congress solidly under Democratic control in January and that could lead to two years of grinding policy gridlock peppered with acrimonious investigations and impeachment.
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What the Democratic Midterm Sweep Means for Climate and Clean Energy
Expect investigations of Trump officials and companies, and a complicated path on permitting reform.
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Nigeria-Focused OPay Said to Halt US IPO After China Inquiry
Inquiries by a Chinese regulator prompted Nigeria-focused payments company OPay Ltd. to halt its $300 million US initial public offering just hours after setting the price, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Poland Holds Rates Again as Inflation Outlook Gets Riskier
Poland kept interest rates unchanged for an eighth straight month as policymakers extend their wait-and-see stance even as inflation risks are expected to climb next year.
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Stock-Market Gains Are Weakest After Midterm Results Like These
While US midterm election results historically bode well for stocks regardless of which party wins, some Wall Street strategists are warning clients to temper their bullishness this time around.
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US Tweaks Debt-Sales Guidance, Opening Way to Auction Shifts
The US Treasury revamped the guidance on sales of notes and bonds it has used since early 2024, in a move that may open the door to cuts in the issuance of the longest-dated debt in 2027.
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Credit Traders Make Big Post-Midterm Bet on Data-Center Slowdown
Credit investors are picking winners and losers from a Democratic sweep in US midterm elections this week, focusing on how slowing data center approvals will hurt the companies that develop the facilities, while potentially cutting into…
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China Keeps Faith in Trump Even as ‘Total Defeat’ Adds New Risks
As Chinese netizens pored over the wreckage of the Republican losses in the midterm US elections, the hashtag “Trump Total Defeat” went viral on microblogging platform Weibo, garnering more than 70 million views by Wednesday evening.
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What Does the Democrats’ Sweep Mean for India?
Democrats’ sweep of Congress could give India breathing room on trade, immigration and energy, although uncertainty still remains over President Donald Trump’s policies. Dan Strumpf explains what it could mean for ties with Washington…
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Turek Wins Iowa Senate Seat in Key Democratic Pickup
Democrat Josh Turek flipped a Republican-held seat in Iowa’s US Senate race, delivering a major pickup for Democrats who now hold at least 54 seats in the Senate, with just Alaska and Mississippi still unresolved. Skylar Woodhouse reports…
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Former DNC Chair: 'This Election Was About The Economy, Stupid!'
Former Democratic National Committee Chair Tom Perez says corruption and affordability are the key issues driving the Democrat sweep of the US Midterm elections. The Partner at Mayer Brown has been speaking to Bloomberg's Caroline Hepker…
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Democrats’ Big Win Marks Turning Point in US Politics
The blue landslide upends the political map, with ripples for years to come.
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Waymo Co-CEO Says Uber App Deal Was ‘Crapshoot’ for Riders
Alphabet Inc.’s Waymo Co-Chief Executive Officer Tekedra Mawakana said her company’s plan to end an exclusive robotaxi partnership with Uber Technologies Inc. was in response to customer feedback asking for more consistency when ordering…
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Waymo’s Bet on a Driverless Future
Emily Chang travels to San Francisco to meet Tekedra Mawakana, Waymo’s co-CEO. Chang asks Mawakana how a career overseeing technological pivots prepared her for the top job and how she navigates safety concerns, growing competition and…
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South Africa Election: Council Votes Put Coalition Politics to the Test
Johannesburg, South Africa’s largest city and economic hub, will be a key battleground.
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Sustainability Currents: AI’s Physical Bottlenecks Beyond Chips
The AI boom has largely been framed as a race for chips and compute, but as the technology scales, some of its biggest constraints are becoming increasingly physical. On this week’s episode of the Sustainability Currents podcast, Stephen…
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Democrats Ride Anger Over Power Bills to Take Over Georgia Board
Democrats will take control of Georgia’s utility regulator for the first time in decades, propelled by voter frustration over rising electricity bills.
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JPMorgan, BofA Prepare $2.4 Billion Debt Sale for CVC’s IFF Deal
Bank of America Corp. and JPMorgan Chase & Co. are preparing to launch around $2.4 billion of debt financing to back CVC Capital Partners’ acquisition of International Flavors and Fragrances Inc.’s food ingredients business.
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What Trump’s Midterm Defeat Means for Modi and India
Democrats are likely to favor tougher sanctions on Russia and its oil sales.
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Vauban Seeks More Investments in European District Heating, Fiber, Data Centers
Vauban Infrastructure Partners is seeking opportunities to invest in European district heating and fiber networks, as well as data centers and battery storage — assets it sees as resilient to any economic downturns.
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Democrats Win Control of Congress, Stocks Rally, More
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SunExpress Paring Back Winter Schedule on Higher Jet Fuel Prices
SunExpress is trimming capacity across its network this winter and passing some extra costs onto passengers as the carrier tries to cushion the blow from rising jet fuel prices driven by the Middle East conflict.
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