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Investors worried a Democratic Congress could slow data center and AI infrastructure spending central to economic growth.

AMD's upbeat AI chip forecast eased Wall Street fears about the durability of AI spending.

The cuts are the entertainment giant's latest round as it redirects funding to films and television.

CEO Melanie Perkins called it the company's hardest moment after its toughest year in 13 years.

The debt sale comes as hyperscalers ramp infrastructure spending, increasingly influencing bond markets.

The security feature can block agent relaunches and cut enterprise network access, which CrowdStrike calls a major market opportunity.

Binance says it has replenished 98% of affected assets, putting crypto custody at the center of the infrastructure trade.

Shares fell after investors balked at gross margin outlook and slowing services growth despite the hardware-driven beat.

The drugmaker posted quarterly earnings ahead of expectations on strong obesity pill demand.

The charge tied to a US regulator's action weighed on the travel company's third-quarter results.

James Talarico is the first Democrat to win a Texas Senate seat since 1988 despite heavy spending against him.

The reported breakup would separate CVS's retail pharmacy arm from its Aetna insurance unit.

Ohio ballot measures and gubernatorial wins in Texas, Georgia and Ohio show deep discontent with the AI infrastructure spree.

The company cited a high-quality customer base fueling revenue growth in AI infrastructure.

The BLS figure rose 333,000 from August, a positive sign for the labor market ahead of the payrolls report.

The revenue miss hit hard in a less forgiving tech market despite 32% growth and strong free cash flow.

Investors focused on growth concerns even as the company reported strong quarterly results.

Precious metals gained as investors digested a Democratic sweep in the midterm elections.

Bond buying followed a sell-off in equity futures sparked by Democratic midterm victories.

The voice AI firm's CEO said it may begin preparing for a public listing in 2028.

The exit comes as Anthropic's public offering is seen as a high-stakes test for Big Tech.

The annual filing flagged risks that agents could exceed permissions or resist instructions.

Ohio already has 125 local data center moratoriums, making it a prototype for responses to AI buildout.

Brokerages including Morgan Stanley and Jefferies issued targets after the exchange's debut quarterly report.

The investor said the midterm elections could be a turning point for releasing the mortgage giants from government control.

The company said search can be restored with AI Overviews after officials voiced outrage.

An OpenAI executive said ChatGPT handles about a fifth of Google's search query volume.

The airline cited climbing fuel costs in its latest fee increase.

The machinery maker closed the dealer acquisition and installed new leadership.

The shale producer lifted its outlook on stronger-than-expected quarterly performance.

The insurer's overseas business outperformed while domestic storm losses dragged on results.

The president acknowledged higher gas prices were a short-term consequence of the conflict as Democrats flipped seats.

Hyperscaler debt issuance is helping fuel the economy as AI spending rivals war and elections as a market driver.

A drop below 7,500 could trigger a dramatic rise in selling pressure and volatility.

Saunders led the payments giant through its record-breaking public offering.

The president described the US position with Tehran as brilliant hours before polls closed.

The Israeli software firm trimmed staff, though shareholders may want more sweeping restructuring.

The PPP loan was off-limits because the signer is a senator's spouse.

The move drew criticism from civil rights groups warning of threats to democracy.

The midterms followed record spending on AI-generated political advertising.

The Nigerian state oil company plans a partial float in its public offering.

The fuel distributor signaled a higher bar for dealmaking next year.

The enterprise software maker's sharp decline drew scrutiny of Wall Street's revised targets.

The constitutional amendment passed as cost of living topped voter concerns, with critics warning of corporate benefits.

The Connecticut Democrat's office confirmed he remained in the hospital.

The lending marketplace beat on sales but its quarterly revenue outlook missed expectations.

Analyst downgrades pressured quantum computing shares.

Mizuho reiterated its rating as the power equipment maker reported strong results.

One uncalled Maine House race will decide whether a GOP streak dating to 1854 ends.

The new command will train and equip Guardians alongside other special forces.

The energy company is going public through a blank-check merger.

The refinery operator reported results well ahead of analyst estimates.

The food distributor's quarterly results were weighed down by deal-related expenses.

The security firm detailed its Thrive deal alongside modest top-line growth.

The K-pop label's live business drove record quarterly performance.

The communications software firm posted its quarterly results.

The London-listed legal services firm cut staff following a deal.

The biotech also provided Nasdaq compliance updates.

The CEO, chairman and director stepped down, per an SEC filing.

The custodian bank set its financial reporting calendar for 2027.