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JetBlue will give reporters a look at its new first class seats on Wednesday.

CoreWeave’s improved AI economics and its vow to show some discipline around future debt are sparking a broad rally across the chip sector.

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Shares of power and equipment firms like GE Vernova Inc. and Bloom Energy Corp. fell on Tuesday after SoftBank Group Corp. wrote down $3.7 billion in data center projects.

The A.I. company’s pricing would make it one of the biggest ever public listings. It comes at a volatile moment amid fears that the A.I. boom may not be sustainable.

Australia’s consumer confidence tumbled deeper into pessimistic territory in November after the Reserve Bank raised interest rates for a fifth time this year to tackle stubbornly strong inflation.

The discount chain is continuing to edge towards collapse and is said to be "running on fumes", according to one insider.

Some investors worried that SpaceX’s volatile stock would have an extreme impact on indexes, but the company’s staggered lockup schedule has mitigated this issue.

Americans are more concerned about retirement than ever, and some of their biggest fears can’t be fixed by individual behavior alone.

Plus, elections in the U.S. and Europe are getting more volatile, and 20-somethings are ditching entry-level jobs to become their own bosses.

Alphabet Inc. has had talks recently about potentially offering Hong Kong and Singapore dollar bonds, people familiar with the matter said, a deal that would test investor appetite in Asia after an AI selloff in global markets.

"They’re up because of mounting fiscal stress, not because of AI."

Argentine global bonds are heading for their worst week in over a year as a global retreat from risk collides with growing investor anxiety over next year’s presidential election.

Fears of more AI regulation appear to have sparked fear among investors, but concerns about the industry have been growing for some time.

US equity futures rise after the S&P 500’s steepest drop in more than a year on fears of a clampdown on data center construction. Chipmakers rally after bearing the brunt of the selloff. President Trump blames Democrats for the rout. (Source: Bloomberg)

Markets in Asia and Europe tumbled, with Japan’s market falling into a bear market.

Shares sank, with the tech-heavy Nasdaq dropping over 5%, as investors reacted with fear that a Democratic Congress — and states across the country -— would crack down on AI and data centers.

South Korean chip stocks plummeted in pre-market trading, auguring a painful day for the region as fears deepened over how the Democrat sweep of Congress could slow AI infrastructure expansion.

The fears had shadowed Wall Street off and on for months. Then, all at once, everyone rushed for the exits.

Chip and AI stocks led a delayed selloff on fears new Democratic governors will pause data centers. Analysts split on how long.

Bloom Energy shares got swept in by tech stocks’ sharp selloff Thursday, as investors fretted that the data-center buildout was at risk of stalling in the aftermath of the U.S. midterm elections.

Farmers and community elders in coastal Kenya fear a proposed mining project could threaten their livelihoods and a sacred forest where their ancestors are buried

President Trump stated he has no immediate plans for further strikes on Iran, easing geopolitical risk across the region. The remarks triggered a sharp decline in crude oil and fueled a broad rally across Asian equities. (Source: Bloomberg)

Some cocoa exporters in top grower Ivory Coast are being forced to pay more than the government-set price for beans as tight supplies intensify competition and fears grow that a powerful El Niño could further curb output.

Advanced Micro Devices Inc. is one of this year’s best-performing chip stocks, but with skepticism about artificial-intelligence spending on the rise, it could use strong results and an aggressive outlook to maintain the momentum when the firm reports earnings Tuesday afternoon.

Finance heavyweights including Goldman CEO David Solomon, Franklin Templeton's Jenny Johnson, Morgan Stanley's Ted Pick broadly dismissed fears that the AI boom has entered bubble territory, while Pimco chief Emmanuel Roman noted the sector's debt wave has yet to distort broader credit markets. They spoke to Bloomberg Television on the sidelines of the HKMA Global Financial Leaders' Summit. (Source: Bloomberg)

Traders and analysts that make up this online financial community have been left searching for answers after being locked out of their X accounts.

Prices dropped as renewed diplomatic efforts to end the conflict between the U.S. and Iran eased concerns over Middle East oil supplies, reversing some of last week’s gains.

South Africa’s nationwide municipal elections on Wednesday hold few fears for investors, if market indicators are anything to go by. But shifts in broad support for the major political parties could provide a read on the future of the governing coalition that has steered the country’s fiscal and economic reforms.

Bloomberg's Jon Herskovitz details Donald Trump’s dual-track Iran strategy, balancing regional diplomatic talks against a US military buildup. Meanwhile, Gulf allies fear renewed strikes could trigger severe Iranian retaliation against critical energy infrastructure. (Source: Bloomberg)

Copper rebounded from its lowest close in a week as a rout in technology stocks subsided and oil prices pulled back, easing fears around global growth.

Asian stocks were set to fall, tracking Friday’s sharp Wall Street selloff as a rout in technology shares deepened concerns that a rally in artificial intelligence may have gone too far.

Five tech giants are set to spend as much as $828 billion this year on infrastructure as the AI race eats into cash flow and rattles Wall Street.

Google's parent company Alphabet lost over $500 billion in market value today. So is the AI bubble about to pop? NBC News' Allie Canal reports on big tech's spending and how AI is impacting the job market.

Alphabet suffered one of the largest stock market wipeouts in history after investors questioned the Google parent's massive artificial intelligence spending.

CPI release comes ahead of Reserve Bank decision next week as the Middle East conflict intensifies the cost-of-living crisis Follow our Australian politics live blog for latest updates Get our daily political email , free app or daily news podcast Australia’s headline inflation rate has accelerated to 4.3%, with a key gauge that strips out volatile prices also elevated, sharpening expectations of another interest rate rise next week. The Reserve Bank of Australia’s preferred measure of consumer prices, called underlying inflation, came in at an annual 3.6% to September. Continue reading...

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