U.S. says North Korea policy unchanged after nuclear remark raises eyebrows
Some experts argue that recognizing North Korea as a nuclear-armed state, something Pyongyang seeks, is a prerequisite for such talks.
Philippines’ death toll from Tropical Storm Nalgae climbs to 72
The Philippines recorded 72 deaths from Tropical Storm Nalgae that caused floods and landslides in southern provinces, the disaster agency said on Saturday.
The Fed could lay the groundwork for a year-end rally in the week ahead
Stocks are set to exit October with a tail wind but will soon face a Fed meeting that could help decide the course of trading for the rest of the year.
Big Tech falters on dreary earnings and forecasts for Q4— Meta has worst week ever, Amazon tumbles 13%
While Apple gave Wall Street a reason to cheer, the other Big Tech companies showed how challenging the economic environment has become for their businesses.
Elon Musk plans Twitter content moderation council as questions about Trump return loom
Elon Musk says he plans a Twitter “content moderation council” and will not reinstate any accounts or make major content decisions before it is convened.
Elon Musk’s first day owning Twitter leads to havoc and a possible hoax about layoffs
Musk completed his $44 billion acquisition of the company this week.
This is a new bull market that could rally further in November, according to the Stock Trader’s Almanac
The market may have bottomed in October and now gets a boost from seasonal trends, history says.
Pending home sales fell 10% in September, much worse than expected
Pending home sales suffered a worse decline than expected from August to September, as mortgage rates surged.
‘Safe port in the storm:’ Why investors rewarded Apple but fled its Big Tech peers after earnings
Apple’s performance during earnings this past week got a drastically different reaction from investors than its Big Tech peers Amazon, Google and Facebook.
EU official warns Musk he’ll have to ‘fly by our rules’ as he buys Twitter
After Musk indicated his takeover of Twitter was complete, the EU’s Thierry Breton tweeted: “In Europe, the bird will fly by our rules.”
