ASIA’S FACTORIES STUMBLE AS U.S. TARIFFS HIT ORDER BOOKS
PMI signals cool demand across major hubs Fresh business surveys show October as another soft month for Asia’s manufacturers.
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TECH EARNINGS IN CHARTS: WHAT THE BIG NAMES JUST TAUGHT INVESTORS
Cloud growth, margins and AI spending—who is executing and who is stalling A fresh round of Big Tech results sketched a clearer playbook for the final stretch of 2025.
OPEC+ POISED FOR MODEST OUTPUT HIKE AS MARKETS EYE SUPPLY–DEMAND BALANCE
Small increase, big signal Producers in the OPEC+ alliance are set to approve another modest output increase, adding a small tranche to quotas after months of cautious hikes.
GM LAYS OFF 3,300 U.S. EV WORKERS AS DEMAND COOLS AND POLICY SHIFTS
Why GM is cutting now General Motors is laying off more than 3,300 workers at electric-vehicle plants across Michigan, Ohio and Tennessee.
Pet obesity and “pet health inflation” are now the same story
Your vet bill is telling you something Veterinarians across the United States say they are seeing more overweight and obese pets — and treating those same pets is getting more expensive, fast.
WBD SAID TO REBUFF THREE PARAMOUNT-SKYDANCE OFFERS
Big-media consolidation meets a hard stop Warner Bros. Discovery has reportedly turned down three approaches from Paramount-Skydance about a potential deal, according to a Wall Street Journal account.
GE VERNOVA SWINGS TO PROFIT ON STRONG ORDERS FOR GRID AND GAS
What the results show about energy demand GE Vernova reported a return to profit as utilities and developers ordered more grid equipment and gas turbines, a sign that reliability spending is rising alongside renewables build-outs.
Qatar and U.S. press EU over LNG rules, warning of trade frictions
Energy security versus disclosures QatarEnergy released a letter showing Qatar and the United States urged European leaders to reconsider sustainability and corporate-reporting rules they say could disrupt liquefied natural gas (LNG) trade.
Gold price sees year’s steepest drop after 8 consecutive hikes
After eight consecutive price hikes, the Bangladesh Jewellers Association (BAJUS) has slashed gold prices by over Tk 8,000 per bhori, marking the steepest single-day drop of the year.
COPPER’S NEW GRAVITY: U.S. AND INDIA PULL DEMAND AS CHINA SLOWS
Decoupling dynamics in a $10,000 metal Global copper trade is shifting.
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