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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.

Democratic control of the Senate strengthens the Fed's independence, and a White House panel delayed its hearing on Lisa Cook to Dec. 14.

The social media company missed on both revenue and daily active users in its Wednesday report.

The cybersecurity firm is pushing to control autonomous agents inside enterprise networks.

The design software company is giving clients more AI features at the same price, aiming for long-term growth at higher near-term cost.

Debt investors priced in slower AI infrastructure spending after Democratic gains in Texas.

The exchange detailed a social-engineering attack that drained funds from the crypto platform.

The spending underscores Big Tech's continued buildout of AI infrastructure across Southeast Asia.

The design platform announced its largest layoff after what it called its hardest year.

The beauty company cited broad-based growth and continued expansion of its rhode brand into Sephora Europe.

Big Tech rallied while stocks tied to Elon Musk and data centers declined.

A 120-lawyer group is set to move to Gibson Dunn, one of the largest law firm lateral moves on record.

The optics supplier's shares sold off on the chance a rival bid emerges for its AI-driven merger partner.

The company reversed course on a school AI policy after political backlash.

The sale is part of CEO turnaround efforts to simplify the packaged food maker's portfolio.

The burger chain is overhauling its menu as fast-food discounting intensifies.

Analysts flagged the risk of a damaging default alongside greater scrutiny of Trump foreign policy.

Tech shares slid at the start of November as AI spending concerns weighed on the index.

The backloaded agreement covers preclinical T-cell engagers and antibody-drug conjugates.

Analysts argued newly elected officials may not slow the data-center power boom as much as feared.

Investors weighed the prospect of new congressional scrutiny of military spending priorities.

The closures drew a response from the UAW as the equipment maker reshapes production.

The ride-hailing company reported cooling profit alongside driver supply concerns.

Rising input costs pushed a major Outback Steakhouse franchisee and a fast-food burger chain into Chapter 11.

The company is betting on weight-loss drugs as it moves past Covid revenue and focuses on cancer.

Housing stocks rallied on lower Treasury yields while purchase activity remained weak.

The firm abandoned the $600 million downtown LA project as commercial real estate lending tightened.

Executives pointed to rising demand alongside geopolitical risk and volatile crude prices.

Dan Taylor issued his first earnings report as CEO of the gambling group.

Digital growth lifted results and the company forecast further subscriber gains.

Supply chain constraints on legacy equipment are slowing the power buildout needed for data centers.

Foreign holdings of Indian equities fell to 14% as officials consider incentives.

The setback hit the biotech's shares even as Cathie Wood's ARK bought the stock.

The platforms positioned themselves as fast, reliable sources for election results.

Mega-cap chip and software names carried the index while other parts of the market lagged.

The measures target entities accused of supporting Iranian activities.

A new wave of attacks on connected cooling systems prompted scrutiny of the cold chain's security.

A court allowed claims that the sandwich is lacking an ingredient consumers might expect.

The wider surplus came as imports of gold fell sharply during the month.

The president's shifting commentary on the rally drew attention as he also blamed Fox News for Republican losses.

The airline raised fees again heading into the holiday travel season.

The animation studio announced a leadership change at the top.

The fund manager adjusted positions across private and biotech holdings.

The basketball star signed a multi-brand endorsement deal with the retailers.

The company acknowledged the cereal's snap, crackle and pop is quieter after the recipe change.