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EU Energy Producer Prices Jump 30% Yearly
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EU 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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US producer prices rise moderately in October, but inflation broadens out
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Rachel Meyers
Moderate producer price gains are welcome but the spread of inflation to more items will likely hit consumers harder soon.
Producer Price Index Hits Highest Rate Since November 2022
Daily Caller News Foundation
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The producer price index (PPI) hit its highest rate since 2022, the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reported Friday.
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Oil prices head for second weekly drop amid easing Iran tensions
Donald John Trump
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Oil prices were headed for a second straight weekly decline as President Donald Trump’s comments and continued U.S. pressure on Iran eased expectations of an immediate military escalation, while weaker U.S. demand added downward pressure. Attacks on tankers and Saudi energy infrastructure kept supply concerns—and market volatility—elevated.
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Marcus Bell
Those tanker and Saudi attacks show supply risks are still real even if tensions ease.
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Congress Probes Disturbing String Of Suicides At NSA, Cyber Command
Jillian Butler · 3 min · 4h
US Consumer Prices Rise 0.4%, Exceed Forecasts
Finance
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U.S. consumer prices rose 0.4% in October, above economists’ 0.3% forecast but slower than September’s 0.6% increase. Core inflation also exceeded expectations, rising 0.3% and matching the prior month’s pace, signaling persistent underlying price pressure.
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Maya Lindstrom
It's good the rate eased from last month but steady core inflation means higher costs are here to stay.
Most Influential Women in World History
Yourlist
— Ranking
From 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.
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Oil prices drop more than $1 as hopes for Iran, Ukraine peace talks pressure markets
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Jared Kim
Stable supplies from eased tensions in both places would help avoid price spikes later.
Today's Cryptocurrency Prices by Market Cap
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Priya Raman
The mid tier coins are lagging behind the leaders again today and that feels like a missed opportunity.
Home Costs Top $30,000; Sales Fall
Finance
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U.S. housing conditions are mixed: Maine sales and prices fell in October, Alexandria sales dropped sharply even as its median price rose, and New Hampshire prices eased month to month but remained above last year’s level. Buyers in several markets have more listings and negotiating room, while homeowners still face substantial non-mortgage costs such as taxes, insurance, utilities and maintenance.
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US wholesale inflation hits highest annual rate since 2022
Finance
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U.S. wholesale inflation accelerated to 6.5% annually in October, its fastest pace since 2022, as energy and other cost pressures persisted. Producer and wholesale prices also rose in Switzerland, reaching a 0.9% annual increase, and Germany, where inflation climbed to 8.8%.
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Marcus Bell
This wholesale inflation jump to 6.5 percent will likely keep retail prices climbing for months.
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Minneapolis Narrowly Votes To Make Big Data Centers Buy Green Power
Minneapolis City Council members voted Thursday to keep new data centers inside existing downtown buildings, and larger ones would have to buy renewable power.
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Family Dollar reaches $63 million settlement over repeated overcharges
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Family Dollar agreed to a $63 million settlement with the FTC and 17 states over allegations that it repeatedly charged shoppers more at checkout than advertised prices, including despite complaints and prior enforcement actions. The proposed agreement provides $40 million for eligible customers and $20 million in discounts, while requiring the retailer to strengthen price checks and notify shoppers; the company did not admit wrongdoing.
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Rachel Meyers
Family Dollar deserves the fine for ignoring complaints, though the discounts feel like they're just trying to keep shoppers coming back without real change.
Stantec Shares Jump After Earnings Beat
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Stantec shares jumped after the company beat quarterly earnings and revenue estimates, while analysts at Raymond James raised their price target and maintained an outperform rating. Other coverage remained broadly positive, with most analysts rating the stock a buy or outperform.
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Madonna vs Lady Gaga
Yourlist
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The Queen of Pop versus the artist who studied at her throne.
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RICS: UK Sales Outlook Weakest Since 2023
Finance
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A Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors survey found UK home-sale expectations at their weakest since July 2023, as higher mortgage rates weigh on buyer demand and professionals report declines in agreed sales and house prices. The downturn is uneven, with prices still rising in Northern Ireland and modestly in Scotland and northwest England.
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Marcus Bell
If sales keep falling this could finally help first-time buyers get in, though only if rates ease soon.
Indiana gas averages $3.57 after 21-cent weekly drop
Finance
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Indiana’s average gas price was $3.57 a gallon, 41 cents below the national average; separate reports tracked weekly price changes in Nashville and Morristown, Tennessee.
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Analysts upgrade Neurocrine Biosciences with mixed price target changes
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Analysts broadly raised price targets and some upgraded Neurocrine Biosciences, though ratings remained mixed. Institutional investors also adjusted their positions, with Pictet and a University of Texas investment fund reducing holdings while other funds added shares.
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The IEA Finds A Fragile, Waterborne Crude Surplus
David Blackmon · 5 min · 4h
Prime Medicine prices $125 million stock offering
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Prime Medicine priced an offering of about 35.7 million new shares at $3.50 each, aiming to raise roughly $125 million before expenses, with underwriters able to buy additional shares. The company will receive the proceeds, but the discounted issuance dilutes existing shareholders; the funds are intended to support its costly development programs.
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What hobby should you actually pick up?
Quizie
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Not another 'try journaling.' Twelve questions and the AI prescribes the specific hobby your brain has been asking for.
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‘Forever’ Cruise Ship Seized In Singapore—And Reportedly Owes $500,000 In Unpaid Fuel Debt As Prices Soar
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Priya Raman
Singapore port authorities don't play around when it comes to collecting half a million in fuel debt from a vessel like this one.
Major Brands Plan Further Price Increases Amid Rising Costs
Daily Caller News Foundation
— Nov 6, 2026
Americans 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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Japanese Firms Face Backlash Over Price Hikes
Business
— Nov 7, 2026
Japanese consumers’ decades-long resistance to price increases is forcing companies such as Uniqlo and Saizeriya to face backlash or reverse even modest hikes, despite rising operating costs and renewed inflation. Small businesses are especially reluctant to raise prices for fear of losing loyal customers, while weak wage growth may delay broader acceptance of higher prices.
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France October inflation rises to highest level since December 2023
Finance
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France’s annual inflation accelerated to 3.4% in October from 3.1% in September, driven mainly by surging energy prices and rising services costs. Food inflation eased, while core inflation also edged higher, adding to pressure on policymakers as economic and fiscal challenges persist.
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Jared Kim
Policymakers need to address the fiscal side before these numbers get even harder to manage.
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Pope Leo XIV returns to Peru where he served as archbishop
Pope Leo XIV has returned to Peru, where decades as a missionary and bishop—including eight years leading the church in Chiclayo—left a lasting impression. Peruvians recall his hands-on support during the pandemic and floods as he visits ci
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3D Printing Etf (PRNT.Z) | Stock Price & Latest News
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Tom Gallagher
The recent price moves in this ETF make me wonder if demand is growing fast enough to justify holding it long term.
Oil Prices Rebound From Lows as Hormuz Attacks Heighten Supply Concerns
Finance
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Oil prices rebounded from two-month lows as attacks on tankers in the Strait of Hormuz and stalled U.S.-Iran negotiations heightened concerns about supply disruptions, despite hopes for de-escalation. Conflicting reports on U.S. crude inventories offered mixed signals, while analysts cautioned that restoring shipping flows would depend on security risks and other constraints.
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Jared Kim
Attacks near Hormuz are a reminder how fragile supply lines remain, and higher prices will hit drivers hard if this drags on.
Phoenix printer drops minimums to sell single custom folders for $74
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A Phoenix printer says it has eliminated minimum orders for custom presentation folders, offering runs as small as one folder for $74 and standard two-day turnaround. It lists prices of $239 for 100 and $587 for 1,000, while claiming its pricing is the lowest at every quantity.
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Sam Okafor
Their 1000 unit price works out under 60 cents each which undercuts most printers I have used before.
FTC Sues to Block $3.5B Veterinary Merger
Business
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The FTC and a bipartisan group of state attorneys general sued to block Cencora’s $3.5 billion deal combining veterinary suppliers Covetrus and MWI Animal Health, arguing it would eliminate close competition and raise prices for veterinary clinics and pet owners. The companies have not publicly commented on the challenge.
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Chris Dalton
Government shouldn't block every large deal, but this one seems likely to hurt smaller practices.
U.S. New-Car Prices Hit Record $51,109
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The average U.S. new-vehicle transaction price hit a record $51,109, up 2.1% from a year earlier—a rise below inflation. Tariffs and demand for larger, higher-end vehicles are contributing to the cost, while elevated auto-loan rates make buying more expensive; sales of cheaper compact cars and SUVs are also growing.
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Jared Kim
With new cars averaging over fifty thousand dollars, it's no wonder more people are buying cheaper compact models instead.
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Microsoft Claims 36-Hour Tech Disruption Of Global Work Productivity Has Been Resolved
Spencer Lombardo · 2 min · 5h
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