CNBC Top

◆ Target cuts 1,800 corporate jobs in its first major layoffs in a decade

◆ Chauncey Billups, others arrested in FBI probe linking NBA to Mafia gambling ring

◆ Disney warns ESPN, other networks may go out on YouTube TV at the end of the month

◆ Microsoft AI chief says company won't build chatbots for erotica

◆ Everyone is waiting for Friday's big inflation report. Here's what to expect

◆ Apple begins shipping American-made AI servers from Texas

◆ White House East Wing demolition nearly complete to make room for Trump ballroom

◆ Trump White House ballroom financed by Big Tech and these other corporate donors

◆ Former Knicks star Carmelo Anthony says gambling puts pressure on athletes

◆ Why Jim Cramer thinks it pays to bet on the bulls

◆ Ford beats on earnings but lowers 2025 guidance after supplier fire

◆ Intel beats on sales in first earnings report since U.S. government became top shareholder

◆ Prosecutor told DOJ there's not enough evidence to indict Trump foe Sen. Adam Schiff: MSNBC

◆ Google and Anthropic announce cloud deal worth tens of billions of dollars

◆ Things are looking up for lagging industrial Dover as shares pop more than 6%

◆ Meta replacing humans with AI for FTC-mandated privacy reviews

◆ Quantum stocks stayed higher after Trump administration's denial of equity talks. Here's why

◆ Trump port fees slap shipper with $34 million tariff bill: 'They are showing us the door,' says shocked U.S. freight CEO

◆ Trump pardons convicted Binance founder Changpeng Zhao

◆ Trump admin not negotiating equity stakes with quantum firms: Commerce official

◆ Trump backs off federal deployment in San Francisco after Huang, Benioff phone calls

◆ Shares of Labubu maker Pop Mart dip despite staggering third-quarter U.S. sales growth

◆ OpenAI buys AI startup that built interface for Apple computers

◆ Lower mortgage rates push home sales up in September, but prices still stubbornly high

◆ Congress passes bill to fix IRS 'math error' notices. What it means for taxpayers

◆ With stock market concentration risk at peak, 'it's cash, precious metals, and then crypto' as new normal

◆ Super Micro shares fall 6% on weak preliminary results

◆ American Airlines hires industry veteran to lead commercial team as profits trail rivals

◆ Here's where the economy is starting to show 'K-shaped' bifurcation

◆ Elon Musk said Tesla's robot will be 'incredible surgeon,' left Wall Street with no guidance on EVs

CBC Business

◆ Ottawa limits how many American vehicles Stellantis and GM can import tariff-free

◆ Amazon cloud outage downed sites for millions of users, exposing risks of overdependence

◆ Air Canada makes 'difficult decision' to cut management jobs

◆ Toys 'R' Us Canada notifies customers of breach that may have compromised personal data

◆ Trump pardons Canadian Binance CEO who failed to stop illegal activity on crypto platform

◆ Canada Post workers union loses challenge of back-to-work order

◆ Jays fans swing - and miss - at securing face-value tickets to the World Series

◆ Why this trade insider thinks a steel and aluminum deal is imminent

◆ Ottawa gave Stellantis $105M for Ont. plants before automaker revealed U.S. plans

◆ Amazon ordered to pay $20K after B.C. customer says package never arrived

◆ Ticketmaster vows crackdown on scalper accounts that buy up most tickets

◆ Crypto exchange Cryptomus fined record $177M by Canada's financial crime watchdog

◆ OpenAI launches its own web browser in challenge to Google Chrome

◆ Canada's annual inflation rate rose to 2.4% in September as grocery prices keep creeping up

◆ Amazon restores cloud services unit AWS after massive outage hits major apps, websites

◆ Business sentiment improves but firms still cautious amid U.S. tariffs, says Bank of Canada

◆ Molson Coors cutting 9% of workforce in the Americas as beermaker restructures

◆ Why U.S. investors are eyeing the Canadian oilpatch, even as oil prices dip

◆ Canadian snowbirds fingerprinted and photographed at U.S. border as part of new requirement

◆ As gold surges, some popular Canadian jewelry brands are increasing their prices

WSJ Market News

◆ Stock Market Today: S&P Rises as Trump-Xi Meeting Set for Next Week

◆ Trump Pardons Convicted Binance Founder

◆ What Credit-Card Trends Tell Us About the U.S. Consumer, in Charts

◆ Popular Leveraged Funds Shock Investors With Huge Losses

◆ Beyond Meat Goes Meme: Traders Pile Into Struggling Faux Meat Shares

◆ Stocks Retreat as Trade Fears Resurface

◆ NHL Deal With Kalshi, Polymarket Adds to Pressure on Sports-Betting Companies

◆ Elon Musk Raises the Stakes for Vote on His Pay

◆ Is the Flurry of Circular AI Deals a Win-Win—or Sign of a Bubble?

◆ ChatGPT Should Make Retailers Nervous

◆ Going Fragrance-Free Is the Right Move for Kering as Gucci Flounders

◆ Wall Street Is Betting on an Obamacare Deal. That Won't Fix Insurers' Troubles.

◆ Financial Services Roundup: Market Talk

◆ Lloyds Banking Group Beats Views Despite Car-Loan Provision Hit

◆ Fannie Mae CEO Exits as Trump Considers IPO

◆ Citigroup CEO Jane Fraser Named Chair, Reuniting Roles at the Bank

◆ Financial Services Roundup: Market Talk

◆ Blackstone Looks to IPOs for Investment Exits

◆ Trump Administration in Talks to Take Equity Stakes in Quantum-Computing Firms

◆ Auto & Transport Roundup: Market Talk

◆ Tech, Media & Telecom Roundup: Market Talk

◆ Treasury Yields Slip as Government Shutdown Extends

◆ Super Micro Cuts Quarterly Outlook, Sending Shares Tumbling

◆ Global Markets, U.S. Futures Mixed; Energy Stocks Boosted by Russian Oil Tariffs

◆ U.S. Futures, Global Markets Mixed; Sterling Slips After U.K. Inflation Data

◆ L'Oreal Shares Fall After Sales Miss Expectations

◆ Pop Mart Sales Top Market Expectation, Signals Sustained Momentum

◆ Opinion | About Trump's Foreign Investment Funds

◆ Opinion | Trump's Monetary Policy Desires Aren't Crazy

◆ Opinion | How to Make Banks Less Safe

WSJ U.S. Business

◆ Ford Profit More Than Doubles on Growth in Sales of Pickups, SUVs

◆ Intel Surges as First Earnings Report Since U.S. Investment Shows Momentum

◆ Rivian Lays Off More Than 600 Workers Amid EV Pullback

◆ Critical Auto-Aluminum Supplier Says Fire-Damaged Plant Will Restart This Year

◆ Boyd Gaming Third-Quarter Earnings Boosted by FanDuel Stake Sale

◆ Target to Cut Around 1,000 Jobs

◆ Woodside Energy Would Like at Least One More Partner for Louisiana LNG

◆ Travis Kelce Teams Up With Investor for Activist Campaign at Six Flags

◆ Blackstone, TPG to Buy Hologic for Up to $18.3 Billion

◆ Coca-Cola Continues Bottling-Network Overhaul With $2.6 Billion Africa Stake Sale

◆ CenterPoint Energy to Sell Ohio Gas Distribution Unit for $2.62 Billion

◆ Deckers Expects More Cautious Shoppers Due to Tariffs, Higher Prices

◆ Boston Beer Boosts Full-Year Profit Outlook, Sees Lower Tariff Risk

◆ Hasbro Lifts Outlook as Holiday Orders Accelerate

◆ Prada Logs Higher Sales as Hopes of Luxury Recovery Build

◆ Unilever Underlying Sales Rise as China Returns to Growth

◆ Newmont Revenue, Profit Gain on Surging Gold Prices

◆ Norfolk Southern Third-Quarter Sales Rise, Ups Productivity Target

◆ Blackstone Looks to IPOs for Investment Exits

◆ Super Micro Cuts Quarterly Outlook, Sending Shares Tumbling

◆ Honeywell Third-Quarter Aerospace Sales Jump Ahead of Spin-Off

◆ Opinion | Putting the Oil Squeeze on Putin

◆ Opinion | Electricity Prices Going Up? Green Policy Is to Blame

◆ Opinion | Chevy Roars Again

◆ Opinion | All the President's Enemies

◆ Opinion | AI Destroys the Old Learning Curve

◆ Opinion | Trump and Mamdani Look Like Caudillos

◆ PG&E Net Up on Higher Electricity Demand

◆ We Finally Know How to Get the One Renewable Energy Source Loved by Both Parties

◆ U.S. Crude Oil Stockpiles Post Unexpected Decline

WSJ Opinion

◆ A Republic, but Can We Keep It?

◆ The Ugliness After the Shutdown

◆ Britain's Do-It-Yourself Version of Chinese Sabotage

◆ Putting the Oil Squeeze on Putin

◆ The UVA Model for a Trump Deal

◆ The NBA Has a Gambling Problem

◆ Saudis Just Want to Have Fun

◆ Xi Is Watching as Chinese Christians Pray

◆ OMB Can Stop Biden's Race Counting

◆ 'Does India Even Have Any Cards?'

◆ Democrats Should Divorce the Media

◆ 'No Kings' Protests Were Peaceful—and Even Patriotic

◆ A Makeover for the Anti-Mamdani Campaign

◆ A Search for the Sister Who Loved to Play Ball

◆ Research Universities Don't Deserve a Bad Rap

◆ Jon Stewart, Bernie Sanders and ObamaCare

◆ Chevy Roars Again

◆ Why Trump Won in Portland

◆ Pepper…and Salt

WSJ World News

◆ U.S. Sends B-1 Bombers Near Venezuela, Ramping Up Military Pressure

◆ U.S. Oil Sanctions Strike at Russia's Economic Lifeline

◆ Most-Wanted Fentanyl Producer Is in Cuban Custody After Brazen Escape

◆ Vance Rebukes 'Stupid' Vote in Israel to Annex the West Bank

◆ Why North Korea Has Scaled Back Its Missile Tests This Year

◆ China Gears Up for More Tech Confrontation With U.S.

◆ A Parade of Senior U.S. Officials Descends on Israel for 'Bibisitting' Duty

◆ Islamic State Rises Again in Syria, Filling a Void Left by U.S.

◆ U.N. Court Says Israel Must Allow Unrwa Aid Into Gaza

◆ A U.S. Plan Splits Gaza in Two—One Zone Controlled by Israel, One by Hamas

◆ Trump Officials Ratchet Up Pressure on Israel and Hamas

◆ Bank of Korea Holds Rate Steady for Third Straight Time

◆ Japan's Exports Rebound From Months of Decline, But Tariff Risks Remain

◆ Japan Gets Its First Female Leader, a Conservative Who Favors a Stronger Military

◆ Cargo Plane Accident Kills Two in Hong Kong

◆ Japan's Ruling Party Forms New Coalition in Win for Takaichi

◆ U.S. Widens Campaign Against Alleged Drug Boats With Eastern Pacific Strikes

◆ Trump's 'Donroe Doctrine' Aims to Dominate the Americas

◆ Canada to Take 'Bold' Risks to Reset Economy, PM Carney Says

◆ The U.S. Is Trying to Drive a Wedge Between Argentina and China

◆ Colombia's Ex-Guerrilla President Is Relishing a Fight With Trump

◆ U.K. Inflation Unexpectedly Holds Steady

◆ U.K. Government Overshoots Borrowing Target in First Half, Making Tax Rises Likely

◆ Prince Andrew Loses 'Duke of York' Title After Epstein Scandal

◆ The Chinese Spy Scandal That Is Rocking Britain's Government

◆ Microsoft, Anthropic Hire Former British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak

◆ Opinion | Saudis Just Want to Have Fun

◆ Opinion | Putting the Oil Squeeze on Putin

◆ Opinion | Xi Is Watching as Chinese Christians Pray

◆ Opinion | Britain's Do-It-Yourself Version of Chinese Sabotage

BBC Business

◆ Expansion of airports put climate targets at risk, MPs say

◆ Jaguar Land Rover cyber attack caused UK car production to slump by a quarter

◆ Water companies told to refund £260m to customers for poor performance

◆ Millions of UK Apple users could get pay-out after court ruling

◆ Assaults on rail network more than triple in 10 years

◆ Can the plastic recycling industry be saved?

◆ European firms unite in bid to rival SpaceX

◆ London Stock Exchange bouncing back, says metals magnate

◆ Tesla profits slide despite record revenue

◆ Trump says Putin talks 'don't go anywhere' as he imposes new sanctions

◆ Temu agrees to remove rip-off greeting cards from its site more quickly

◆ Stable inflation gives chancellor space to break doom loop

◆ Amazon unveils prototype AI smart glasses for its delivery drivers

◆ What's the significance of US sanctions on Russian oil?

◆ Date growers hope to turn desert green as new lab opens

◆ Why Beyond Meat shares surged over 1,000% in four days

◆ Which benefits are going up and by how much?

◆ Reeves considering tax hike for lawyers and accountants

◆ Heathrow third runway developer decision due in weeks

◆ JLR hack is costliest cyber attack in UK history, say analysts

◆ Relief over inflation, but what now for the Budget?

◆ The £5.30 orange juice that tells the story of why supermarket prices are sky high

◆ Food price rises slow as UK inflation remains at 3.8%

◆ Eurostar orders first double-decker trains

◆ Our biggest competition is screens at home, says theme park boss

◆ UK gambling ads with Lewis Hamilton and Chelsea logo banned over influence on children

◆ Labubu maker sees sales soar after launch of mini version of toy

◆ How the outsourcing sector became South Africa's newest goldmine

◆ Protests and food poisonings test Indonesian president's first year in office

◆ How good is the battery in a used electric vehicle?

Financial Post

◆ West Fraser Timber reports third-quarter net loss of US$204 million

◆ Canada needs an economic supercharger and we have one ready to be unlocked

◆ Quebec layoffs at U.S. truck plant days before tariff spur calls for urgent action

◆ Linda Hasenfratz and John Manley: Optimism is Canada's missing economic ingredient

◆ Posthaste: Why Alberta might be too popular for its own good

◆ Peloton bets people will invest in their health and fitness

◆ Number of Canadians travelling to the U.S. continues to drop

◆ Equipment manufacturing CEOs expect 'pro-growth' and 'pro-business' federal budget

◆ U.S. consumers will soon feel full impact of Auto Pact fallout

◆ Second delay to MEG shareholder vote casts fresh doubt on 'complicated' takeover battle

FT

◆ Trump's Russian oil sanctions hit India and China's imports

◆ Oil supply glut paves way for Trump to tighten screws on Russia

◆ Germany races to secure US sanctions exemption for Rosneft refineries

◆ EU leaders stall €140bn Ukraine loan using frozen Russian assets

◆ OpenAI should make a phone

◆ A defining crisis for Britain's royals

◆ Anthropic and Google Cloud strike blockbuster AI chips deal

◆ Intel shares jump on improved revenue and outlook

◆ Blackstone says era of bumper private-credit returns has ended

◆ Apple loses UK class action lawsuit over ‘excessive' App Store charges

◆ Vance lashes out at ‘very stupid' Israeli vote to annex West Bank

NY Times Biz

◆ Musk Attacks NASA Leader Over Threat to Reconsider Lunar Contract

◆ G. Michael Brown, 82, Dies; Gambling Regulator Became Casino Executive

◆ Ford's Profit Jumps on Strong Sales but Company Lowers its Outlook

◆ Trump's Sanctions on Russian Oil Sector Ratchet Up Economic War

◆ Trump Opens ANWR to Oil Drilling

◆ Cattle Ranchers are Furious About Trump's Plan to Import More Argentine Beef

◆ Democrats Block Federal Worker Pay Bill as Shutdown Drags On

◆ U.S. to Investigate China's Compliance With 2020 Trade Deal

◆ Volkswagen Says Loss of Chip Supply Could Hit Production

◆ U.S. Health Workers Recalled From Shutdown Furlough for Medicare, A.C.A. Enrollments

◆ Trump Pardons Changpeng Zhao, Founder of the Crypto Exchange Binance

◆ U.S. Sanctions on Russian Oil Could Push India to Stop Buying It

◆ Musk's Trillion-Dollar Pitch

◆ Broadway Averts Strike as Musicians Reach Deal With Producers

◆ Oil Price Jumps on Trump's Russia Sanctions

◆ Putin Calls U.S. Sanctions ‘Unfriendly Act' and Says Russia Won't Bend

◆ How Federal Workers Can Find Financial Assistance as Government Shutdown Drags On

◆ Drug With a 30-Year Monopoly Is Target of State-Level Push to Curb Prices

◆ China's Consumers Are in a Yearslong Funk. Will Anything Get Them to Spend?

◆ Hoping to Grow in Europe, but Bogged Down by Red Tape

◆ Pentagon Announces ‘Next Generation' Press Corps

◆ Three Offers in One Month: Paramount's Secret Pursuit of Warner Bros. Discovery

◆ Tesla's Profit Falls 37% After It Cut Car Prices

◆ Why Weren't the Jewels Stolen From the Louvre Insured?

◆ The U.S. Struggles to Break Out From China's Grip on Rare Earths

◆ Does Your Electric Bill Keep Going Up? We Want to See It.

◆ Oil Prices Dropped 18%, Helping Drivers, but Squeezing the Industry

◆ G.M. Previews Talking Cars, Cheaper Batteries and Other New Tech

◆ Beyond Meat Stock Price Gains 1,000% in Days, in Latest Meme Mania

◆ Hollywood's Latest Cliffhanger: The Fate of Warner Bros. Discovery

NY Times Econ

◆ Trump's Sanctions on Russian Oil Sector Ratchet Up Economic War

◆ U.S. to Investigate China's Compliance With 2020 Trade Deal

◆ The U.S. Struggles to Break Out From China's Grip on Rare Earths

◆ Does Your Electric Bill Keep Going Up? We Want to See It.

◆ Oil Prices Dropped 18%, Helping Drivers, but Squeezing the Industry

◆ How a Long Government Shutdown Could Leave Scars on the Economy

◆ Trump Hopes Argentina Can Help Bring Down Beef Prices

◆ China's Rare Earth Restrictions Aim to Beat U.S. at Its Own Game

◆ Trump's Trade War With China Catches the World in Its Crossfire

◆ Trump Enacts Tariffs on Imported Lumber and Furniture

◆ Black Unemployment Is Surging Again. This Time Is Different.

◆ Trump Threatens 100% Tariffs on Chinese Goods

◆ Riding the Wild Wave of Crypto Coverage

◆ Inflation Report Will Be Released Despite Shutdown

◆ Carney and Trump: A Collision Avoided, Save for a Nasty Comment or Two

◆ Trump Suggests Furloughed Federal Workers May Not Receive Back Pay After Shutdown

◆ Global Trade Growth to Slow Sharply Next Year, W.T.O. Says

◆ Jobs Report Withheld by Shutdown Leaves Economists Guessing

◆ Spencer Pratt Lost His House in the Palisades Fire and Thinks Gavin Newsom Should Take the Blame

◆ A Tech Expo Shows What China Can Make, but Not Who'll Buy It All

Forbes

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