Equities rallied on bets that a divided Washington will curb policy swings, with cheaper oil adding to the risk-on mood.

Crude slumped after Vice President JD Vance blamed Republican losses on the Iran conflict, feeding expectations of easing geopolitical risk.

Democratic wins in Texas and other states raised long-term questions about the AI infrastructure boom, hitting chip, utility and industrial names.

The move would unwind CVS's $78 billion Aetna acquisition and dismantle the vertically integrated healthcare conglomerate built since 2018.

Democrats won seven Senate seats, roughly 30 House districts and five governorships, and are preparing an affordability agenda.

The company beat expectations but guided lower, citing rising component costs and the loss of Apple's modem business.

The agreement pairs SpaceX's satellite network with Qualcomm network technology for a US mobile service.

The DJT decline cut into President Trump's net worth and weighed on allied tech billionaires' fortunes.

The deal resolves personal injury litigation tied to PFAS contamination from its foam products.

Walmsley, a restructuring veteran, takes over as the hardware maker pivots toward AI hardware.

The chipmaker beat estimates on AI demand, though valuation concerns capped the share reaction.

The payrolls report showed slower but still solid hiring heading into the midterms.

The banks are seeking buyers for a large AI chip financing package tied to SpaceX, according to Bloomberg.

Lower usage from a major AI customer weighed on growth guidance, sending the software stock sharply lower.

The AI lab is racing to secure the processing capacity needed to serve customers.

The drugmaker reported pill sales that exceeded expectations and issued an improved full-year forecast.

Gold held above $4,000 as the dollar and yields slipped following the Democratic sweep.

The chip designer posted 27% sales growth on AI demand while investors fretted about the outlook.