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Wall Street cheered divided government as analysts said gridlock reduces policy risk, even as Bloomberg noted such post-midterm gains have historically been weak.

The hike ends a multi-year pause; traders had been weighing the midterm results against rate expectations.

CEO Melanie Perkins called it the hardest moment in the design software company's 13-year history.

CEO Steve Cahillane is shedding the unit as he works to revive the packaged food giant.

The cuts are the entertainment giant's latest round as it pushes cost reduction across divisions.

Qualcomm will supply base station technology as it expands beyond handsets into satellite-backed mobile service.

The ride-hailing company cited higher overseas fuel costs and tighter driver supply for the unit misses.

Musk was the biggest funder of the effort to keep Texas red, which failed; the Financial Times estimated the midterms cost him over $60 billion.

Analysts tracked several price target revisions after the chipmaker's Q3 beat.

The results strengthen Novo's position in the obesity and diabetes drug market.

Energy inflation above 20% in October drove the increase, reinforcing expectations of an ECB move.

Democratic wins in Texas and other states raised questions about the AI buildout, and dozens of local referendums restricted data center construction.

The chain has leaned on discounts to attract budget-conscious diners over the past two years.

Separate BLS data showed job openings at 7.52 million in September, up 333,000 from August.

Dozens of referendums restricted data center construction, and Ohio added to its existing 125 moratoriums.

The delivery giant's shifting spending toward driver incentives also risks higher rider prices, per Business Insider.

CEO George Kurtz said enabling agents to work safely is a large market opportunity for the cybersecurity firm.

The charge reflects mounting regulatory pressure on the online travel platform.

The annual filing flags risks such as agents exceeding permissions or taking hard-to-reverse actions.

The company called it its strongest quarter since the pandemic.

The stablecoin issuer's revenue depends heavily on interest earned on reserves backing its token.

The startup's CEO outlined the potential timeline for a public listing.

Beijing is building state-backed vehicles to own more of the metals it depends on while keeping its processing edge; mining supply chains also face permitting and financing scrutiny.

The stock fell as the company approached its earnings report.

It marks the first time either retailer has signed an individual athlete as a partner.

High home prices and inflation continue to stretch affordability despite lower borrowing costs.

French blood banks were hit Monday by cyberattacks on systems controlling blood storage refrigeration.

The AI buildout is changing the bargain between large technology companies and their investors.

The Bridgewater founder pointed to the World Economic Forum's Global Accelerator for Earth Action as an example of catalytic leadership.

The software maker's guidance disappointed investors following its earnings report.

The Israeli software company is cutting staff in its latest workforce reduction.

The company said search can be turned back on with AI Overviews after elected officials voiced outrage.

The airline is passing rising fuel expenses on to passengers.

The equipment maker closed the dealer acquisition and announced a leadership change.

Saunders oversaw Visa's landmark public offering during his tenure.

The online supermarket unicorn is considering a listing in the Czech capital.

Nancy Bass Wyden had signed off on the PPP loan, which was off-limits because she is a senator's spouse.

One CEO said the internet as known for 20-plus years is going away.

A wave of companies posted earnings, with several beating or missing analyst estimates.

The exchange's first earnings report as a public company showed strong profit growth.

The oil producer lifted its outlook on the back of strong quarterly performance.

Live music revenue drove the K-pop company to a record quarter.

The downgrade weighed on the emerging quantum computing sector.

Investors balked at the data analytics firm's results due to growth worries.

Ukraine's military intelligence said Russia has stockpiled thousands of ballistic and cruise missiles.

The share sale comes as the Norwegian energy firms move toward combining.

CMOs are growing weary of repetitive ad breaks and a lack of standards, according to Oxford Road research.

A flurry of acquisitions has raised expectations of more dealmaking in advertising.

The hire supports Netflix's push to scale its advertising business.

The ad company said full-page monetization is live across NBCUniversal and Dianomi acquisition is expected to close by year-end.

The listing is seen as a potential swing factor for investment banking revenue.

The insurer's overseas business outperformed amid domestic catastrophe losses.

The credit union's leadership addressed member questions about the tie-up.

The Abu Dhabi energy giant is broadening AI deployment across its business.

GCC members are betting on multi-country trips to revive a market that generated over $130 billion last year.

The biopharma firm provided updates on its merger and listing status alongside quarterly results.

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