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Young Thug Says He Didn't Cause Gunna Rift — 1dOffset says the fallout between Young Thug and Gunna over the YSL RICO case has fractured Atlanta’s rap community and weakened the city’s influence in hip-hop. Quavo urged the former friends to reconcile, but Young Thug responded that he didn’t cause the rift; Gunna has denied cooperating with prosecutors.

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Fennec Swings to Q3 Profit, Sales Rise 56%Business — 3dFennec Pharmaceuticals reported a profitable third quarter, with revenue up about 57% to $19.6 million as PEDMARK sales climbed 56%, alongside record patient activity and stronger demand. Earnings and revenue exceeded analyst estimates, while increased commercialization spending was partly offset by positive operating cash flow.

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Apple posts mixed results as iPhone sales offset China weakness2 sources — Nov 2, 2026

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Jared Kim Apple should focus on fixing their China issues before growth slows more.

OCBC Q3 Profit Rises 3% to S$2.04B on Banking GainsFinance — Nov 5, 2026OCBC Q3 net profit rose 3% to S$2.04B, beating estimates, as record banking operations offset Great Eastern investment weakness.

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Rachel Meyers The 3% profit rise looks solid thanks to loan growth, though Great Eastern's weaker results show insurance remains a risk.

House Panel Clears Bill Imposing $130 Annual Fee on EVsAuto — 3dA proposed federal highway bill would charge electric-vehicle owners $130 a year and plug-in hybrid owners $35, collected through state vehicle registration, to help offset fuel-tax revenue they do not contribute. The measure has not passed Congress, and although supporters say it makes EV drivers contribute toward roads, budget estimates indicate the fees would cover only a small share of the Highway Trust Fund’s projected shortfall.

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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.

Baidu Class-Action Lead-Plaintiff Deadline NearsBusiness — 5dInvestors have filed a proposed securities class action against Baidu, alleging the company overstated how its AI business could offset declines in legacy online advertising and issued misleading statements about its revenue outlook. The suit cites revenue declines and sharp drops in Baidu shares after earnings reports; investors have until November 13, 2026, to seek appointment as lead plaintiff.

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Major Brands Plan Further Price Increases Amid Rising Costs — Nov 6, 2026Americans could face another round of price increases on everyday household products as major consumer brands raise prices to offset soaring costs, with one manufacturer reporting an 18% price hike even as customers bought fewer products.

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California Voters Reject Billionaire Wealth Tax — 6dCalifornia voters rejected Proposition 40, a proposed one-time 5% tax on billionaires’ wealth that supporters said would fund health care and offset federal cuts. Billionaires and business groups spent heavily to defeat it, while supporters argued it could raise tens of billions; Gov. Gavin Newsom also opposed the measure, citing concerns about its spending priorities and the risk of wealthy residents leaving.

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France Plans 1.6% December Minimum-Wage Hike — Nov 7, 2026France will raise its minimum wage by 1.6% to about €1,502 net per month on Dec. 1, bringing forward the increase as it seeks to ease cost-of-living protests. Unions called the raise insufficient and announced further protest action, while the government also proposed measures to encourage wage talks and offset costs for employers.

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York Water Q3 Revenue Rises 20% Despite Higher CostsBusiness — Nov 6, 2026York Water reported higher third-quarter and nine-month revenue and profits, with a March rate increase and customer growth driving gains; higher operating costs and lower per-capita water use partly offset them. The company also continued major infrastructure investments and reported acquiring two wastewater systems.

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Nintendo Profit Rises 11% as Sales FallBusiness — Nov 5, 2026Nintendo’s first-half net profit rose 11% to ¥220.9 billion, while revenue fell 12% to ¥966 billion; stronger software sales and a refund of U.S. tariffs helped offset weaker hardware sales. The company kept its full-year forecast unchanged, projecting net profit of ¥310 billion.

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Dana Whitfield The tariff refund helped a lot this half but I wonder how sustainable these numbers really are going forward.

Support Trump vs Support DemocratsYourlist — VS BattleEvery executive order, court fight, and agency purge just adds another tally mark to the same permanent scoreboard.

Nippon Steel Raises 2027 Profit Forecast to ¥720BFinance — Nov 5, 2026Nippon Steel raised its fiscal 2027 profit and revenue forecasts, as stronger overseas earnings—especially from U.S. Steel, supported by higher U.S. steel prices and operating synergies—offset weakness in Japan. First-half results also rebounded sharply to a profit, aided in part by a one-time Arkansas tax credit tied to U.S. Steel investment.

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Maya Lindstrom The US Steel acquisition is clearly lifting results through synergies and better pricing, which is smart given Japan's ongoing weakness.

US to Give Farmers $8 Billion in Aid to Offset Diesel Costs: Trump — Oct 20, 2026

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Jared Kim Farmers have faced high diesel prices for years, so this aid should help them cover costs without raising food prices for everyone.

Ameren Raises 2026 Guidance After Q3 BeatFinance — Nov 5, 2026Ameren’s third-quarter 2026 adjusted earnings of $2.42 per share and revenue of $2.88 billion topped estimates, with infrastructure investments and stronger electric sales helping offset higher operating costs. The utility raised its 2026 earnings outlook, set 2027 guidance of $5.70 to $5.90 per share and cited a planned $38.1 billion investment program—including capacity for growing large-customer demand—as support for long-term growth.

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Tom Gallagher Setting 2027 targets at that range shows they expect steady demand from large customers. The thirty eight billion dollar plan should support it long term.

Cigna Raises 2026 EPS Outlook After Q3 BeatFinance — Nov 5, 2026Cigna reported third-quarter revenue of about $73.8 billion and adjusted earnings of $7.98 per share, both above analyst expectations, as growth in its healthcare and specialty-care businesses offset weaker pharmacy-benefit income. The company raised its 2026 adjusted-earnings outlook to at least $30.60 per share, although reported net income fell from a year earlier, partly because the prior-year quarter included a gain that did not recur.

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Rachel Meyers Cigna’s beat on adjusted earnings is solid, but the drop in reported net income from that missing prior gain is a reminder these numbers can be noisy.

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