Investors dumped tech shares on worries that massive AI capital spending is eroding free cash flow, sending the Nasdaq to its worst month in over a year.

Binance says roughly $3 billion has been frozen and losses will be covered, while investigators race North Korea-linked hackers to recover funds.

Intel's PC business is under pressure from memory-chip prices and weaker corporate IT budgets, and it is struggling to supply enough AI server chips.

Tankers are still running the strait because soaring freight rates offer a big financial incentive, while Tehran disputes a US claim that shipping lanes are cle

The lowered target comes as investors grow more skeptical of the returns on massive AI spending.

Intel's weak PC-market outlook and rising memory costs wiped nearly 30% off its shares and roughly $140 billion in market value, dragging semiconductor peers an

Amazon and Intel results rekindled concerns about the scale of AI capital spending, sending major indexes sharply lower.

The plunge in Intel shares cut the value of the government's stake by about $12 billion, spotlighting the risk of Washington's direct equity holding.

Rising AI infrastructure commitments and underwhelming Big Tech earnings reignited doubts about returns on the spending.

Huang said Nvidia's dealings with cloud partner Megaspeed were normal and all GPUs were accounted for, after reports alleged a suspected Chinese intelligence as

Intel's downbeat PC outlook and component constraints weighed on AMD ahead of its own revenue test.

The software maker's slowing subscription backlog growth renewed investor fears that AI will disrupt seat-based enterprise software.

Investors sold off Big Tech after Alphabet's capex guidance suggested AI infrastructure spending will keep pressuring profits and cash flow.

The disclosure gives the first direct dollar comparison of Azure with AWS, and Microsoft also flagged $10B in revenue from its OpenAI arrangements.

The security vendor's soft services outlook dragged down cybersecurity peers including Palo Alto, CrowdStrike and Okta.

AWS growth stayed strong, but heavy AI-related spending pushed Amazon's free cash flow negative for the quarter.

Oracle's capital-spending plan and free cash flow trajectory became a proxy for whether AI infrastructure bets can pay off.

A broad selloff in AI-linked shares erased trillions in market value in October as investors questioned the durability of hyperscaler capital spending.

Intel's guidance miss tied to weak PC demand and rising memory costs dragged chip stocks lower and wiped roughly $12 billion from the US government's stake.

Amazon reported soaring spending alongside slower online retail growth, with its CEO flagging AI costs as a barrier to broader adoption.

Alphabet's plan to keep lifting capital expenditure disappointed investors even as Google's in-house chips lifted cloud revenue.

Samsung said an AI-driven memory shortage will worsen and kept investors waiting on details of returns from its foundry and memory investments.

Off-balance-sheet and contracted spending commitments are under growing scrutiny as hyperscalers commit record sums to AI infrastructure.

Lilly's GLP-1 franchise continues to beat expectations, driving another guidance raise and a record stock price despite US pricing pressure.

The accelerated nod gives INOVIO a US marketing authorization and a potential revenue path for its lead candidate.

Big pharma's quarterly results show pricing negotiations have yet to dent top-line growth across the sector.

The data intensify competition among next-generation multi-agonist obesity drugs from Lilly and rivals.

The readout shapes the regulatory path for Vertex's pain program, a key non-CF growth bet.

An oral GLP-1 success adds a pill-based contender to the crowded obesity and diabetes market.

BP's blowout quarter, driven by refining and trading, sets the tone for Big Oil earnings as high pump prices loom over the US midterms.

The attack on a transiting tanker escalates Middle East tensions and adds a fresh risk premium to already elevated crude prices.

The two US majors topped expectations, with downstream margins rather than upstream output driving the beat.

Record oil company profits and $4-plus pump prices are colliding with the US midterm campaign, drawing political scrutiny of shareholders and industry returns.

Coordinated emergency stock releases aim to cool prices from war-driven supply fears, though the barrels arrive gradually.

Crude is on track for a four-month winning streak as traders weigh war risk against emergency supply releases.

Rivian's first full R2 quarter makes the crossover its top-selling vehicle and prompts analysts to frame it as filling a gap between Tesla and Ford.

The deal marks Waymo's first robotaxi partnership with a major automaker outside its own platform, with Toyota building the vehicles on its production line.

VW's 5.86 billion euro operating loss underscores the cost strain on legacy automakers scaling back EV programs.

The project puts nearly a gigawatt of small modular reactor capacity on the table as data center demand drives nuclear interest.

The shift from car sales rewards to software subscriptions reflects Tesla's push to monetize Full Self-Driving.

BYD and Geely both reported higher third-quarter profit while domestic deliveries stalled in China.

The award is the first shipyard selection by TOTE Services under the Navy's LSM program and revives Philadelphia commercial shipbuilding with a foreign-owned ya

The OTA award taps Lockheed's PAC-3 Edge design for a next-generation interceptor amid concerns about U.S. missile stockpiles.

The policy, due in April 2027, aims to ensure British workers and businesses benefit from foreign-signed defense contracts.

The discussions signal Silicon Valley firms are moving deeper into major U.S. missile defense architecture work.

The green light comes amid heightened Kyiv-Washington tensions and reported delays in interceptor transfers.

Japan will assemble AIM-120 missiles as Washington pushes to sharply increase AMRAAM output and deepen allied industrial ties.

The Iowa workforce reduction is the bank's biggest single cut in five years, adding to a string of job reductions across large U.S. lenders.

The request follows $1.21 billion in fines from three financial regulators over the bank's anti-money laundering controls.

A federal trust charter would let the crypto firm offer digital asset custody, staking and advisory services under one framework.

The Spanish lender lifted its profitability goal after a profit beat, though net interest income narrowly missed expectations.

Shareholders of the minority depository institution vote Nov. 4 on a competing proposal that would preserve its charter and MDI status.

The listed companies are moving to bar tokenized versions of their shares on a crypto exchange-fronted joint venture.

Amazon's Q3 retail and advertising results missed expectations even as AWS posted its fastest growth in five years, sending the stock sharply lower.

The deal merges two of the largest players in grocery and retail delivery, a tie-up that restaurant operators warn could raise costs for merchants.

The agency and eight states claim the point-of-sale provider conceals fees from restaurant clients and their customers.

The inquiry examines whether loyalty programs and personal data are used to set different prices for different shoppers.

Jassy used the Q3 earnings call to push back on the view that Amazon's stores and retail operations are an afterthought to AWS.

The coffee chain's quarter showed traffic and profit recovery in a still-tough restaurant market.

The heavy equipment maker beat on profit and logged its highest-ever quarterly sales on data center power demand, but kept its annual sales forecast unchanged,

The recently spun-off aerospace unit beat estimates and lifted its outlook, yet investors punished the stock over margin reset and tepid growth.

The power equipment maker's results and commentary underscored strong electrification demand, with HSBC upgrading the stock to buy on a recovering wind business

Boeing's commercial airplane profits dipped despite higher revenue, and analyst questions centered on cash flow and next catalysts.

Two FOMC members dissented in favor of a quarter-point rate hike, signaling a split on the path of policy.

The president directed cabinet officials to negotiate on imports flagged by a Section 232 probe, the second such move this month.

A broad precious-metals slide has pushed gold to a one-year low and broken silver's $50 level, prompting divergent forecasts from CPM, StoneX and Metals Focus o

Vale's quarterly profit drop underscores cost and pricing pressure across Brazil's iron ore sector and the miner's cut to full-year volume expectations.

Falling Chinese steel demand and high inventory are testing the economics of high-cost iron ore supply worldwide.

A short-term bounce in iron ore follows improved mill output, even as unresolved negotiations over Fortescue's Chinese supply contracts cloud the outlook.

The pullback in uranium miners is being framed by some analysts as a buying opportunity given expectations of constrained supply.

The collapsed port deal reflects how weak iron ore prices are hindering progress on logistics asset sales in Brazil's mining sector.