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US Corporate Earnings Signal Economy Is Holding Steady
There might be some negative surprises ahead, but the leading stock market benchmark indexes are holding steady.
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European Aerospace Firms Agree to Merge Space and Satellite Businesses to Boost Global Competitiveness
The new company is expected to become operational in 2027 and is set to employ 25,000 people across Europe.
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Ford Recalls 1.4 Million Vehicles Over Faulty Rearview Cameras
Tesla also announced a recall of nearly 13,000 Model 3 and Model Y vehicles due to battery issues.
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Beijing Demands Sales Data From US Chipmakers in Anti-Dumping Probe
The probe appears to target U.S. analog chipmakers, including Texas Instruments, Analog Devices, Broadcom, and ON Semiconductor.
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Coca-Cola Reports Higher Q3 Earnings, Stock Rises More Than 4 Percent
The company’s shares are now trading near their yearly highs.
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IRS Offers Compliance Relief on Auto Loan Interest Reporting
Out of the roughly 2.4 million cars sold last year, more than 80 percent were financed.
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Food, Drink Companies Launch New Group in Bid for National Food Standards
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has praised states for taking action against additives.
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Australian Businesses to Get Priority Tendering for $100 Billion in Government Contracts
From November, new procurement rules will lift the tender threshold and favour local suppliers.
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Lockheed Martin Tops Earnings Estimates Amid Unprecedented Demand
Lockheed Martin has a record $179B backlog—roughly two and half years of pending sales on CH-53K helicopters, Patriot missiles, and F-35 jets.
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JPMorgan Chase Opens New $3 Billion 60-Story Headquarters in New York
With a five-day in-office policy in place, CEO Jamie Dimon said the new building is a ’testament' to the company’s commitment to clients and employees.
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GM Raises Full-Year Guidance on Lower-Than-Expected Tariff Impact
The company’s shares rose by nearly 15 percent.
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Warner Bros. Discovery Considers Sale After Unsolicited Bids
Earlier this year, the company announced plans to split into two entities, Warner Bros. and Discovery Global.
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ABC Editor Says He Was Barred From Covering Trump–Albanese Meeting
John Lyons says the prime minister’s office did not approve access.
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Amazon Web Services Recover After Major Outage Brings Down Apps, Websites Worldwide
Problems in Amazon’s key cloud hub have caused cascading outages across many platforms that rely on the internet for operations.
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Cleveland-Cliffs Stock Jumps as It Eyes Rare Earths Production
The company is North America’s largest automotive steel supplier and the only U.S. producer of electrical steel.
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Merck Breaks Ground on $3 Billion Virginia Plant, Advancing $70 Billion US Expansion
The expansion could create more than 500 full-time positions, as well as 8,000 construction jobs.
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World’s Most Advanced AI Chips Now Being Made in America Due to Trump’s Policies: Nvidia Chief
CEO Jensen Huang says President Donald Trump’s tariffs have speeded the return of high-end chipmaking to the United States.
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Fleet Worth $6 Million to Be Auctioned Off After Major Trucking Firm Goes Under
Transtar Linehaul is the latest in a string of insolvencies among logistics firms in the last year.
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Boeing Gets FAA Approval to Increase 737 Max Production
The regulator said the approval followed ‘extensive reviews’ by its safety inspectors of Boeing’s production lines.
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JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs Navigate China Market Amid Rising Tensions
Experts caution that abrupt political changes remain the greatest threat to foreign bank operations in China.
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US Corporate Earnings Signal Economy Is Holding Steady
There might be some negative surprises ahead, but the leading stock market benchmark indexes are holding steady.
|
European Aerospace Firms Agree to Merge Space and Satellite Businesses to Boost Global Competitiveness
The new company is expected to become operational in 2027 and is set to employ 25,000 people across Europe.
|
Ford Recalls 1.4 Million Vehicles Over Faulty Rearview Cameras
Tesla also announced a recall of nearly 13,000 Model 3 and Model Y vehicles due to battery issues.
|
Beijing Demands Sales Data From US Chipmakers in Anti-Dumping Probe
The probe appears to target U.S. analog chipmakers, including Texas Instruments, Analog Devices, Broadcom, and ON Semiconductor.
|
Coca-Cola Reports Higher Q3 Earnings, Stock Rises More Than 4 Percent
The company’s shares are now trading near their yearly highs.
|
IRS Offers Compliance Relief on Auto Loan Interest Reporting
Out of the roughly 2.4 million cars sold last year, more than 80 percent were financed.
|
Food, Drink Companies Launch New Group in Bid for National Food Standards
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has praised states for taking action against additives.
|
Australian Businesses to Get Priority Tendering for $100 Billion in Government Contracts
From November, new procurement rules will lift the tender threshold and favour local suppliers.
|
Lockheed Martin Tops Earnings Estimates Amid Unprecedented Demand
Lockheed Martin has a record $179B backlog—roughly two and half years of pending sales on CH-53K helicopters, Patriot missiles, and F-35 jets.
|
JPMorgan Chase Opens New $3 Billion 60-Story Headquarters in New York
With a five-day in-office policy in place, CEO Jamie Dimon said the new building is a ’testament' to the company’s commitment to clients and employees.
|
GM Raises Full-Year Guidance on Lower-Than-Expected Tariff Impact
The company’s shares rose by nearly 15 percent.
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Warner Bros. Discovery Considers Sale After Unsolicited Bids
Earlier this year, the company announced plans to split into two entities, Warner Bros. and Discovery Global.
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ABC Editor Says He Was Barred From Covering Trump–Albanese Meeting
John Lyons says the prime minister’s office did not approve access.
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Amazon Web Services Recover After Major Outage Brings Down Apps, Websites Worldwide
Problems in Amazon’s key cloud hub have caused cascading outages across many platforms that rely on the internet for operations.
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Cleveland-Cliffs Stock Jumps as It Eyes Rare Earths Production
The company is North America’s largest automotive steel supplier and the only U.S. producer of electrical steel.
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Merck Breaks Ground on $3 Billion Virginia Plant, Advancing $70 Billion US Expansion
The expansion could create more than 500 full-time positions, as well as 8,000 construction jobs.
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World’s Most Advanced AI Chips Now Being Made in America Due to Trump’s Policies: Nvidia Chief
CEO Jensen Huang says President Donald Trump’s tariffs have speeded the return of high-end chipmaking to the United States.
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Fleet Worth $6 Million to Be Auctioned Off After Major Trucking Firm Goes Under
Transtar Linehaul is the latest in a string of insolvencies among logistics firms in the last year.
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Boeing Gets FAA Approval to Increase 737 Max Production
The regulator said the approval followed ‘extensive reviews’ by its safety inspectors of Boeing’s production lines.
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JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs Navigate China Market Amid Rising Tensions
Experts caution that abrupt political changes remain the greatest threat to foreign bank operations in China.
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