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Cerebras shares surge on record Q3, raised outlookBusiness — 2hCerebras reported third-quarter core revenue up 70% to $230.9 million, fueled by a 272% jump in cloud revenue, and raised its 2026 revenue forecast to $940 million–$960 million; its shares surged in premarket trading. The AI chipmaker also disclosed new hyperscaler deals, including a Microsoft cloud agreement, while reporting a sizable GAAP net loss.

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Jared Kim The cloud revenue surge looks sustainable with those new hyperscaler deals, even if the net loss lingers.

EU Energy Producer Prices Jump 30% YearlyFinance — 1dEU producer prices rose in September 2026, with energy up 30% and manufacturing up 8.3% year over year, while intermediate-goods prices increased 6.8%. Germany’s agricultural producer prices were 4.6% lower year over year but rose month to month, as crop prices climbed and animal-product prices fell.

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Short Interest in IWFG ETF Rises From 2 Shares to 1,980Finance — 2dOctober short interest surged for three securities: NYLIM Winslow Focused Large Cap Growth ETF rose to 1,980 shares, Nanofilm Technologies International to 15,004 and PT Merdeka Copper Gold to 472,001. The reported percentage jumps were amplified by exceptionally small midmonth starting figures; trading volume was negligible or low for the latter two.

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Derek Foss Short interest spiking from two shares feels like noise more than a real signal on this ETF.

Richemont profit jumps 33% as sales outpace luxury market slowdownBusiness — 7hRichemont reported first-half sales of €12.3 billion, up 16% year over year, as strong jewelry demand helped the Cartier owner outperform a struggling luxury market; second-quarter sales rose 13%. Operating profit climbed 33%, though a €229 million tariff-related gain boosted the result and higher raw-material costs pressured underlying margins.

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Maya Lindstrom Outperforming the luxury slowdown is good but Richemont needs to keep that jewelry momentum without one-off gains.

SMIC Q3 Profit Jumps 123%, Revenue Rises 34%Business — 1dChinese chipmaker SMIC’s third-quarter profit and revenue beat expectations, driven by stronger wafer shipments and higher factory utilization, sending its shares higher. The results reflect robust domestic demand despite U.S. export restrictions, while the company’s forecast for lower fourth-quarter margins and ongoing capacity expansion remain in focus.

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Most Influential Women in World HistoryYourlist — RankingFrom ancient queens who ruled empires to modern activists who changed laws, these women left indelible marks on politics, science, and culture. Vote for who you think shaped history most profoundly.

Corn Futures Jump After USDA Forecast CutsFinance — 3dGrain futures were mostly lower in early Tuesday trading, while livestock prices were mixed or little changed. Monday’s grain losses came amid pressure ahead of the November USDA outlook and concerns about higher crop yields, while livestock futures rose.

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October Inflation Raises Prospect of Fed Rate HikeFinance — 5dU.S. inflation is expected to cool in October, with consumer prices forecast to rise 0.3% after September’s 0.6% jump and core inflation also set to ease modestly. But energy-driven price pressures and still-sticky underlying inflation may leave the Federal Reserve weighing an interest-rate hike at its December meeting.

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US Wholesale Inventories Rise 0.7% in September, Beating EstimatesFinance — 3dU.S. wholesale inventories rose 0.7% in September to $1.013 trillion, more than the initial estimate, while wholesale sales jumped 2.8%. Stocks of electrical goods and hardware increased amid AI-related investment, and the inventory-to-sales ratio fell to 1.21.

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Elena Vasquez A 1.21 inventory to sales ratio means companies aren't sitting on too much extra stuff, which is reassuring.

White House Security Incidents Prompt Two ArrestsPolitics — 3dTwo people were arrested after a car struck the sidewalk or security barriers near Lafayette Park and another person jumped a barricade nearby. The incidents prompted a brief White House lockdown, road closures and a precautionary search of the car; authorities are investigating whether the events were connected.

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Maya Lindstrom Locking down the area and checking the vehicle was the right move until they knew more.

Florida Tops Polls, Bracketology After 2-0 StartSports — 3dFlorida opened the 2026–27 season 2-0 and remains No. 1 in both the AP and USA Today Coaches polls, while ESPN bracketologist Joe Lunardi also projects the Gators as the NCAA tournament’s top overall seed. UCLA made the biggest early jump in the AP poll after beating Arizona.

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Extreme Networks reportedly explores sale amid buyer interestBusiness — 6dExtreme Networks is exploring a sale after inbound interest and hired a bank; shares jumped 15.3% to around 17% on the Nov. 6, 2026 Reuters report.

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Dana Whitfield Extreme Networks selling now could strengthen its position against bigger rivals in networking gear if the right buyer steps up.

Quentin Tarantino vs Martin ScorseseYourlist — VS BattleThe video store savant versus the film-school don — two visions of American violence, guilt, and cool.

ConocoPhillips Q3 Profit Doubles, Raises Dividend 11%Finance — Nov 5, 2026ConocoPhillips more than doubled Q3 profit to about $4 billion on a 32% jump in realized prices and raised its quarterly dividend 11% to $0.93 a share.

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Dana Whitfield Lower production is a worry even with the profit jump, but returning billions via dividends and buybacks shows they are prioritizing investors.

Chinese Solar Stocks Rise on Bets of More U.S. Green Energy Aid — Nov 5, 2026Chinese solar and battery makers' shares jumped Thursday on investor bets that Democrats' new hold on Congress could mean more federal help for green energy.

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Sanofi raises 2026 outlook, Dupixent sales jump 35%Business — Oct 30, 2026Dupixent sales jumped nearly 35% to €5.7 billion as Sanofi beat Q3 expectations, raised its 2026 outlook, and saw shares rise 5.3%.

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Maya Lindstrom Raising the 2026 forecasts after this performance shows real momentum, though they still need more products in the pipeline.

Two Skydivers Die After Parachutes Entangle 150 Feet Above GroundSports — 6dTwo skydivers died after colliding during a jump near Skydive Elsinore in Lake Elsinore, California, on Friday. The facility’s co-owner said their parachutes tangled after the collision; authorities are investigating, and it was not clear whether wind played a role.

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Pick a food for every letter and the AI reveals your futureQuizie — QuizA to (almost) Z, one delicious decision at a time. At the end, the AI reads your feast like tea leaves and tells your fortune.

Amgen Raises Forecast on $10.4B Q3 RevenueBusiness — Nov 3, 2026TEZSPIRE sales jumped 43% to $538 million as Amgen posted about $10.4B Q3 revenue and raised 2026 guidance a third time.

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Dana Whitfield Those key medicines must be selling well to push earnings up to 6.45 a share.

Philips Profit Plunges 85%, Adjusted Earnings RiseFinance — Nov 3, 2026Philips Q3 net income fell to €28 million from €187 million after a €288 million DOJ provision on the Respironics recall; adjusted EBITA rose and shares jumped over 6%.

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Derek Foss Sales growth is welcome, yet the Respironics costs prove how one product issue can drag on results for years.

JetBlue Shares Jump 13% Despite $257 Million LossBusiness — Oct 26, 2026JetBlue shares jumped more than 13% after hours despite a $257 million Q3 loss and a lowered full-year operating-margin outlook.

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Chris Dalton Revenue growth is solid but those losses keep piling up, wonder if the 2027 profit goal is realistic with costs rising.

Appian Q3 Earnings Beat, Shares Jump 16.6%Finance — Nov 5, 2026Appian beat analyst expectations in the third quarter, reporting $234.6 million in revenue and adjusted earnings of 51 cents per share. Its revenue outlook also topped consensus, though its fourth-quarter EPS forecast was below expectations; shares rose sharply after the results.

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Tom Gallagher The Q4 EPS guidance coming in light makes me wonder if growth investments are eating into near-term profits despite the upbeat outlook.

Tesla Registrations Surge Across Northern EuropeAuto — Nov 2, 2026Tesla registrations jumped 248% in Sweden, 131% in Norway and 34% in Denmark in October 2026; Tesla led Norway at 9.8% while Chinese brands hit a record 22.5% there.

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Nicole Hardy Chinese brands gaining fast in Denmark proves the competition is heating up beyond just Tesla.

How a CEO's $75 bid became a $25 billion free-for-all — Nov 3, 2026Anyone who wants the human wiring of a leveraged buyout should read Burrough and Helyar—RJR's stock jumped past Johnson's seventy-five-dollar offer the day it dropped and the auction left his hands for good.

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Job openings jump to 7.52 million as demand holds — Nov 3, 2026September openings rose 333,000 past every forecast, layoffs fell to a multi-month low, and quits climbed—firmer private demand in a low-hire market as midterm voters weighed affordability.

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US Job Openings Jump to 7.52 MillionBusiness — Nov 3, 2026U.S. job openings rose more than expected to about 7.5 million in September, while hiring increased and layoffs declined, suggesting firmer labor demand. Still, economists describe a low-hire, low-fire market, with employment gains remaining modest.

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Tom Gallagher Even with more openings the modest employment gains suggest businesses remain cautious about expanding.

Gas Prices Jump Overnight In Five States After Trouble At Exxon Refinery — Oct 22, 2026Gas prices jumped overnight in five states after trouble at an ExxonMobil refinery in Illinois, according to an energy analyst.

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