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Occidental Petroleum Corp reports results for the quarter ended September 30 - Earnings Summary. Occidental Petroleum Corp OXY reported quarterly adjusted earnings of $1.91​​ per share for the quarter ended September 30, higher than the same quarter last year, when the company reported EPS of 64 cents. The mean expectation of twenty six analysts for the quarter was for earnings of $1.46 per share. Wall Street expected results to range from 88 cents to $1.71 per share. Revenue rose 0.8% to $6.77 billion from a year ago; analysts expected $6.79 billion. Occidental Petroleum Corp's reported EPS for the quarter was $1.61​. The company reported quarterly net income of $1.64 billion. Occidental Petroleum Corp shares had risen by 1.9% this quarter and gained 37.1% so far this year. FORECAST CHANGES The mean earnings estimate of analysts had risen by about 7.4% in the last three months.​ In the last 30 days, there have been no negative revisions of earnings estimates RECOMMENDATIONS The current average analyst rating on the shares is "buy" and the breakdown of recommendations is 13 "strong buy" or "buy," 16 "hold" and no "sell" or "strong sell." The average consensus recommendation for the oil & gas exploration and production peer group is also "buy" Wall Street's median 12-month price target for Occidental Petroleum Corp is $71.00, about 21.5% above its last closing price of $55.76 This summary was machine generated from LSEG data November 9 at 10:01 p.m. UTC. ​All figures in US dollars unless otherwise stated. (For questions concerning the data in this report, contact Estimates.Support@lseg.com. For any other questions or feedback, contact RefinitivNewsSupport@thomsonreuters.com ) QUARTER ENDING ESTIMATE ACTUAL BEAT, MET, MISSED Sep. 30 2026 1.46 1.91 Beat Jun. 30 2026 1.84 2.40 Beat Mar. 31 2026 0.59 1.06 Beat Dec. 31 2025 0.18 0.31 Beat

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AST SpaceMobile 3Q 2026: Revenue $42.32M, EPS ($0.44) — 10-Q Summary. AST SpaceMobile’s revenue rose year over year, while its net loss attributable to common stockholders widened. Higher gateway equipment and software sales to mobile network operators and increased U.S. government-related services revenue were offset by higher operating costs, including engineering, general and administrative expenses and depreciation. Financial Highlights Metric Current quarter Prior year quarter YoY change Revenue¹ $42.32M $14.74M 187.1% Net income² ($132.38M) ($122.87M) (7.7%) Diluted EPS³ ($0.44) ($0.45) 2.2% ¹ Reported as “Total revenues”. ² Reported as “Net loss attributable to common stockholders”. ³ Reported as “Basic and diluted”. Business Highlights Products : Revenue from gateway equipment and software sales to mobile network operators was $20.6 million, compared with $7.7 million a year earlier. Services : Revenue from U.S. government-related performance obligations was $21.8 million, compared with $7.0 million a year earlier. Satellite deployment : BB11, BB12 and BB13 were successfully deployed by September 30; BB6, BB8, BB9 and BB10 began operating as intended on September 1. Manufacturing : The company said it had completed fully assembled microns for up to BB51 and had reached capacity to assemble, integrate and test up to six Block 2 satellites monthly. Original SEC Filing: AST SpaceMobile, Inc. [ ASTS ] - 10-Q - Nov. 09, 2026

@OpenAI: We built Control Room, a central system to track model workloads across our research infrastructure and stop them quickly when safety or security concerns arise. It connects every research inference workload, including agentic sampling for model training and evaluation, data processing, and more. This works together with our misalignment monitoring systems, and halts model output within 35 seconds of a decision to intervene to stop or pause a job. Control Room is just one part of our holistic approach for safe frontier model training and deployment. [链接预览] Control Room: A central system to track and stop model workloads across our research infrastructure

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Weekly Recap: Q3 revenue and profit results and 2027–28 capacity deals. SK hynix Inc. Sponsored ADR (KRX:000660) reported third-quarter revenue of 104.6 trillion won and operating profit of 83.3 trillion won. Long-term customer agreements cover more than half of its planned production capacity for 2027–28. Previous Week Recap Revenue Growth And Capacity Deals : SK hynix reported Q3 revenue of 104.6 trillion won and operating profit of 83.3 trillion won. HBM4 sales and server-memory shipments grew; customer deals cover over half of planned 2027–28 capacity. 2 sources Long-Term Capacity Deals Secured : SK hynix Inc. Sponsored ADR (000660) secured long-term agreements covering more than half of its planned production capacity for 2027–28. Invezz Renta 4 Sees Valuation Upside : Renta 4 said SK hynix trades at the lowest forward valuation among three AI-related stocks and is heavily oversold. Analyst targets range from 39% to 179% above its current share price. Estrategias de Inversión

Royal Australasian College of Surgeons Targets AU$2.1 Million in Savings With HPE Private Cloud. HPE ( HPE ) today announced that the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons (RACS) has moved its remaining on-premises workloads to HPE Private Cloud . The move is part of a strategic technology transformation to improve technical capacity, simplify operations and manage long-term IT expenditure with HPE Private Cloud managed through the GreenLake cloud platform. The new HPE Private Cloud PC3000 environment has reduced RACS’s annual virtualisation licensing costs by up to 70% and halved its physical server count from eight to four, with estimated annual energy savings of up to 21,000 kWh. Across its on-premises environment and disaster recovery site, the college expects to save about AU$2.1 million over five years as its technology roadmap progresses. For the not-for-profit organisation, these efficiencies support its mission to train, educate and admit surgeons to fellowship across Australia and New Zealand. By reducing the resources required to run core infrastructure, RACS aims to direct more of its technology capacity towards improving the experience of members and trainees. Aligning infrastructure with a changing technology estate RACS began evaluating alternatives after changes to its virtualisation licensing increased its proposed renewal cost by approximately 300% and required a three-year upfront payment. By modernising its ageing infrastructure, RACS improved performance and reduced its hardware footprint, core count, and licensing costs. RACS selected GreenLake for its platform maturity, scalability, cost efficiency, cloud-like management and HPE support. The new PC3000 environment is a turnkey infrastructure solution that combines HPE Alletra Storage MP B10000, HPE ProLiant Compute DL360 Gen12 Servers, and HPE Networking switches. Deduplication delivered 2:1 data reduction, bringing the storage volume down from 70 TB to approximately 35 TB. RACS also retired redundant development environments, reducing the number of systems its team must patch, maintain, and secure. Its broader roadmap includes disaster recovery optimisation and more cost-effective cloud storage tiers, with the potential to reduce ongoing hosting and infrastructure costs and contribute further savings. “By the end of the five-year term, we expect to save about AU$2.1 million across our on-premises environment and disaster recovery site,” said Andreas Diamanti, chief information officer, Royal Australasian College of Surgeons. “The new environment gives us the scalability and cost efficiency we need, with a cloud-like experience that is easier for our team to manage. By spending less time and money maintaining infrastructure, we can focus more of our resources on improving the experience for our members.” Modernising without interrupting member services The migration, facilitated by HPE Services and Champions of Change, was completed without disruption for members. Continuity is essential for RACS’s high-stakes surgical examinations, with examination systems monitored in real time during exam periods. HPE Private Cloud also supports systems that record surgical training activity and information required for the college’s audit and accreditation responsibilities. “Our role was to give RACS confidence that the decision was based on a rigorous assessment of what would best serve the organisation over the long term,” said Alex Danobrega, account director, Champions of Change. “We invested hundreds of hours researching the market, analysing the options and testing them against RACS’s technology, security, compliance and commercial requirements. HPE emerged as the clear choice. The breadth across compute, storage and networking, together with GreenLake, provides RACS with a comprehensive platform.” Champions of Change worked closely with RACS and HPE to evaluate market options and develop a detailed strategy and fully validated technical recommendation for the right-sized environment. The migration was delivered on schedule ahead of the licensing renewal. “RACS has made a deliberate choice to modernise around the needs of its members, not simply replace ageing infrastructure,” said Chris Weber, vice president and managing director, South Pacific, HPE. “Working with Champions of Change, we helped the college turn a complex technology decision into a carefully planned transformation, delivered without disrupting the services its community relies on. By reducing the cost and effort of running core systems while retaining room to grow, RACS creates more capacity to invest in the digital experiences that support surgeons throughout their careers.” A flexible foundation for the next stage of digital services RACS is developing its approach to AI and other digital services that reduce friction for members. GreenLake gives the college a locally managed infrastructure option as it considers where future workloads should run, subject to governance, security and approval requirements. About HPE HPE ( HPE ) is a leader in essential enterprise technology, bringing together the power of AI, cloud, and networking to help organisations achieve more. As pioneers of possibility, our innovation and expertise advance the way people live and work. We empower our customers across industries to optimise operational performance, transform data into foresight, and maximise their impact. Unlock your boldest ambitions with HPE. 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How the Nvidia Scandal Threatens to Upend U.S.-China Tech Truce — Barrons.com. By Reshma Kapadia Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has been a central figure over the last two years in the U.S.-China relationship, working to ease tensions between the superpowers even as they compete for AI dominance. He built close ties to President Donald Trump and pushed for easing U.S. export controls on advanced chips needed for large language models, arguing the move would benefit both countries. But now, one of the strongest proponents of easing technology restrictions on China — who also pushed back against a decoupling of the countries — might have less influence as Nvidia's board investigates reports that Huang was the target of an espionage operation. Geopolitical consultants expect the Trump administration to have a hard time embracing Nvidia going forward amid bipartisan calls for increased scrutiny. Last week, Huang was asked to appear at a joint briefing of several House Committees on Nov. 18 to discuss Nvidia's security protocols against foreign espionage and Huang's interactions with Alice Huang, a one-time executive at Megaspeed International, which partners with Nvidia. U.S. officials last year concluded that Alice Huang, who is a Chinese citizen and no relation to the Nvidia CEO, was sharing information with China's government, according to The Wall Street Journal. In a letter, Huang apologized to the company and his family and said he would cooperate fully with the investigation and was committed to "supporting America's national security." It is unknown how the revelations about Jensen Huang will play out, but he has been a prominent voice pushing back against national security experts who want tighter restrictions on China's access to U.S. technology, arguing that it doesn't freeze China's progress on AI but rather intensifies its bid to become self-reliant. China's Foreign Ministry spokesman overnight called the espionage allegations a "smear campaign." He has been lobbying the White House to allow Nvidia to sell certain advanced chips to China and pushing technology companies and Washington think tanks to soften their advocacy for tighter controls, says Michael Hirson, analyst at 22V Research. Those efforts frustrated more hawkish members in the administration, as well as members of both parties in Congress who support tougher actions against China as the rivalry between the two countries intensifies. Analysts already were recalibrating their expectations for U.S.-China policy after the Democrats flipped control of Congress in midterm elections. Many see the possibility Democrats could ramp up export controls, with the revelations about Huang giving them increased momentum to prioritize national security measures. The latest developments, paired with reports those within the Trump administration knew Huang was a target of a Chinese spy operation for months, are likely to intensify scrutiny of the relationship between the two men, as well as Trump's relationship with others in the business community, as Democrats gear up for congressional investigations, says Dennis Wilder, a former senior intelligence officer who is now a senior fellow for the Initiative for U.S.-China Dialogue on Global Issues at Georgetown University. The strong showing by the Democrats, the polls showing public skepticism about AI and data centers, and Trump's decision to replace Susie Wiles, who Wilder says was seen as closer to the business community, with Stephen Miller as chief of staff also portends a potentially tougher stance against China. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent last week urged China to immediately and fully implement the commitments it had made last fall that led to the current truce that expires in early January. The U.S. has been unhappy with the pace of China approving export licenses for the flow of critical minerals the U.S. needs for everything from munitions to semiconductors, as well as its pace of purchases on agricultural and other commercial fronts, geopolitical consultants say. China, for its part, has wanted to get greater guarantees itself, such as pushing the U.S. to vow not to use its access to Boeing parts and engines against it, Wilder says. Expectations are low for Trump's next meeting with Chinese leader Xi Jinping in mid-November on the sidelines of the APEC meeting in Shenzhen. Another meeting is expected in December, when Xi travels to Florida for the G-20 meeting. Both leaders have been trying to keep the relationship stable and a lid on offensive measures against each other. But geopolitical consultants see the task of maintaining the truce as more complicated with Democrats taking control of Congress after such a strong showing in the midterms. The new Congress is likely to increase scrutiny of the Commerce Department and the Bureau of Industry & Security amid reports China has been able to access Nvidia chips through many loopholes. Veda Partners' Henrietta Treyz says Congress could add tougher controls to the National Defense Authorization Act during the lame-duck session this year. But Treyz notes Nvidia's influence on the market and AI trade as a potential limitation to restrictions. "President Donald Trump views the company's success as tied to his success," she notes, adding that Trump backed Huang even after being briefed last year Huang was being targeted by a Chinese spy. Another limiting factor: China still has a grip on critical minerals, which limits just how far the U.S. will be able to go with its technology restrictions. That said, the Nvidia revelations and a new Congress could allow the more hawkish members of both parties to regain some control and put momentum behind some of the legislation in the works to tighten restrictions on China. That could mean a more fraught U.S.-China relationship over the next two years. Write to Reshma Kapadia at reshma.kapadia@barrons.com This content was created by Barron's, which is operated by Dow Jones & Co. Barron's is published independently from Dow Jones Newswires and The Wall Street Journal.

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Rocket Lab Q3 2026 Earnings Call Is Live. Rocket Lab's quarterly earnings call has just begun. Earnings call Executives will discuss the latest financial results before taking questions from Wall Street analysts. If you're following RKLB, now's the time to hear management explain the numbers behind the headlines. And potentially drop some surprise news. Here are the numbers we already know: Management commentary can often move markets as much as the earnings release itself, especially when executives discuss future demand, margins or capital spending.

AAON Q3 2026 Earnings Call Is Live. AAON's quarterly earnings call has just begun. Earnings call Executives will discuss the latest financial results before taking questions from Wall Street analysts. If you're following AAON, now's the time to hear management explain the numbers behind the headlines. And potentially drop some surprise news. Here are the numbers we already know: Management commentary can often move markets as much as the earnings release itself, especially when executives discuss future demand, margins or capital spending.

AST SpaceMobile Q3 2026 Earnings Call Is Live. AST SpaceMobile's quarterly earnings call has just begun. Earnings call Executives will discuss the latest financial results before taking questions from Wall Street analysts. If you're following ASTS, now's the time to hear management explain the numbers behind the headlines. And potentially drop some surprise news. Here are the numbers we already know: Management commentary can often move markets as much as the earnings release itself, especially when executives discuss future demand, margins or capital spending.

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Berkshire Hathaway May Have Sold More Bank of America Stock in the Third Quarter — Barrons.com. By Andrew Bary Berkshire Hathaway may have continued to reduce its stake in Bank of America in the third quarter, and it also could have bought more Alphabet stock in the period. There are clues to both potential moves in the company's 10-Q report released on Saturday in conjunction with its third-quarter earnings release. Based on our analysis, Barron's estimates that Berkshire may have sold 30 to 40 million shares of Bank of America in the third quarter, in line with its reduction in the stake in the second quarter. Berkshire held 483 million shares of the bank's stock at the end of the second quarter. Berkshire doesn't disclose purchases and sales of individual equity securities in the 10-Q — that information is due in a separate 13F filing next Monday, Nov. 16. Berkshire does disclose the dollar amount of its equity purchases and sales in the period, the amount of realized capital gains and the change in the cost basis of three groupings of equity securities — financials, consumer and a broad category called commercial, industrial and other. Here's what suggests that the Bank of America stock was sold. Berkshire bought just over $2 billion of stocks in the period and sold almost $3 billion, a period of light activity after active moves in the first half of the year. The cost basis of the financial group of stocks declined by almost $400 million quarter over quarter — the only group among the three in which there was a drop. And the company realized $2.2 billion of pretax gains on its equity sales in the third quarter. This suggests that Berkshire's stock sales in the third quarter likely occurred in the financial sector and generated sizable gains. Bank of America is the only financial stock held by Berkshire with a low cost basis aside from American Express. Berkshire has said it plans to keep Amex stock indefinitely and it would need to disclose any sales promptly as a 10%-plus holder. Berkshire's cost basis in Bank of America is estimated at $7 a share - based on the warrants that it received when it bought $5 billion of preferred stock from the bank about 15 years ago. Bank of America's stock traded at an average of nearly $60 a share in the third quarter. Thus there would be big gains from selling the stock. Other financials held by Berkshire — Ally Financial and Capital One Financial — have a higher cost basis relative to their current stock prices. Berkshire owned 483 million shares of Bank of America stock at the end of the second quarter. It has steadily reduced the stake by over 50% since July 2024 and its most recently disclosed sales — some 30 million shares — came in the second quarter. Summing it up, Barron's estimates that Berkshire may have sold 30 to 40 million shares of Bank of America in the third quarter. The clues on Alphabet are less clear. The cost basis of Berkshire's equity holdings in the commercial, industrial and other basket was up by $2.3 billion in the third quarter, and that's where it lodges Alphabet. Berkshire was a big buyer of Alphabet in the second quarter when it purchased almost 50 million shares including about 30 million in a direct buy from the company in June as part of the company's equity raise program totaling about $85 billion. Berkshire held about 106 million shares of Alphabet on June 30 — a stake now worth about $30 billion and the No. 4 equity holding at Berkshire behind Apple, Amex and Coca-Cola. Berkshire might have continued to buy Alphabet in the third quarter to add to those holdings. Write to Andrew Bary at andrew.bary@barrons.com This content was created by Barron's, which is operated by Dow Jones & Co. Barron's is published independently from Dow Jones Newswires and The Wall Street Journal.

ASTS: Revenue expanded as satellite deployment advanced, but losses and execution risks remained substantial. Q3 revenue rose to $42.3m, but common-stockholder net loss was $132.4m and 9M operating cash use reached $314.5m. Satellite deployment advanced, with launch, regulatory and funding execution risks remaining. Original document: AST SpaceMobile, Inc. [ASTS] SEC 10-Q Quarterly Report — Nov. 9 2026

Energy Fuels appoints Jeffrey Olsen to board and Audit Committee. Energy Fuels appointed Jeffrey Olsen as a director and Audit Committee member, and granted him 2,078 restricted stock units. Individual Jeffrey Olsen Role Director and Audit Committee member Type of Change Appointed to the Board and Audit Committee Effective Date November 3, 2026 Reason Not disclosed Background Details Not disclosed Board/Committee Role Changes Appointed to the Audit Committee Compensation/Agreement Terms Will receive an annual retainer under the director compensation program. Received 2,078 RSUs at a grant price of $7.99 per share; vesting in installments of 1,039 on Jan. 27, 2027, 519 on Jan. 27, 2028, and 520 on Jan. 27, 2029. Original SEC Filing: ENERGY FUELS INC [ UUUU ] - 8-K - Nov. 09, 2026

ASTS: $42.3M Q3 revenue; service rollout targets year-end as satellite production and launches scale. Q3 revenue reached $42.3M, while common-stockholder net loss was $132.4M. Intermittent service is targeted by year-end 2026, supported by a $3.2B cash balance, non-dilutive funding and an expanding satellite launch plan. Original document: AST SpaceMobile, Inc. [ASTS] SEC 8-K Current Report — Nov. 9 2026

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RKLB: Record revenue and bookings accompany Neutron progress and major growth investment. Record Q3 revenue and backlog reflected strong Space Systems growth and launch bookings. Neutron development advanced, while Q4 guidance calls for higher revenue and gross margins within specified ranges. Original document: Rocket Lab Corporation [RKLB] Slides Release — Nov. 9 2026

QATAR PRIME MINISTER: MET WITH TRUMP AND VANCE, DISCUSSED WAYS TO MAKE PROGRESS IN IRAN NEGOTIATIONS

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*OPENAI CONTROL ROOM CAN STOP MODEL OUTPUT IN 35 SECONDS *OPENAI SAYS CONTROL ROOM ALREADY DEPLOYED

*NVIDIA CEO JENSEN SUED IN PROPOSED CLASS ACTION: COURT FILING

Trump: Iran militarily is effectively over

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TRUMP ON IRAN: MILITARY ACTION DOESN'T SEEM TO BE NECESSARY

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Trump on Iran: Military action doesn't seem to be necessary

AST SpaceMobile Reports Wider 3Q Loss, Higher Revenue. By Elias Schisgall AST SpaceMobile reported a wider loss but growing revenue in the third quarter, as the company said it is on track to hit its 2026 targets. The space-based broadband cellular network provider on Monday reported a loss of $132.4 million, or 44 cents a share, compared with a loss of $122.9 million, or 45 cents a share, a year earlier. Revenue grew to $42.3 million, up from $14.7 million a year prior. Analysts polled by FactSet were expecting a loss of 40 cents a share on $45.7 million in revenue. Shares fell 1.3% to $36.43 after-hours. The company is targeting service readiness with initial, intermittent nationwide coverage in certain markets by the end of this year. It said it remains on track to hit its revenue guidance of between $150 million and $200 million. Write to Elias Schisgall at elias.schisgall@wsj.com

Rocket Lab Sales, Backlog Climb. By Katherine Hamilton Rocket Lab posted a jump in revenue during the third quarter, spurred by an increase in its backlog. The space company posted a loss of $79.7 million, or 12 cents a share, compared with a loss of $18.3 million, or 3 cents a share, a year earlier. Analysts expected a loss of 7 cents, according to FactSet. Revenue rose 73% to $267.8 million. Analysts surveyed by FactSet forecast revenue of $257.2 million. Rocket Lab's backlog reached $3.57 billion, up 52% from the end of the second quarter. Nearly $1 billion of that backlog comes from new launch contracts signed in the third quarter alone. Another $470 million of the backlog was signed for Rocket Lab's space systems division. Rocket Lab expects fourth-quarter revenue will be $270 million to $290 million, which would be ahead of the $264.6 million that analysts are projecting. Write to Katherine Hamilton at katherine.hamilton@wsj.com

AST SpaceMobile Stock Slides After Posting Q3 Double-Miss. AST SpaceMobile Inc. ASTS posted its third-quarter fiscal 2026 results after Monday’s closing bell , missing analysts’ earnings and revenue expectations. Here’s a look at the details inside the report. ASTS stock is moving. Watch the price action here. AST SpaceMobile Q3 Details AST SpaceMobile reported quarterly losses of 44 cents per share, which missed the consensus estimate for losses of 40 cents, per Benzinga Pro data. Quarterly revenue came in at $42.32 million, which missed the Street estimate of $46.64 million. AST SpaceMobile said that it is “advancing to service readiness with initial, intermittent nationwide coverage expected in key markets by year-end 2026.” “We advanced several important initiatives to support the global expansion of our space-based cellular broadband network and expect to work with all major mobile network operators in the United States and Europe, providing potential expansion of our commercial ecosystem of over 60 mobile network operators representing over 3 billion subscribers,” said CEO Abel Avellan . “We expanded our international commercial footprint, strengthened mobile network operator partnerships, and secured additional spectrum and regulatory authorizations,” Avellan added. Looking Ahead AST SpaceMobile reaffirmed its fiscal 2026 revenue guidance of $150 million to $200 million, compared to the $166.3 million analyst estimate. ASTS Stock Price: According to data from Benzinga Pro , AST SpaceMobile stock was down 1.87% to $36.20 in Monday’s extended trading, after gaining 14.1% in the regular session.

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Top News Today: U.S. Stocks Leap Despite Nvidia Slide. MARKET WRAPS STOCKS: U.S. stocks surged as investors regained confidence that the midterm election results will be positive for the economy following a sharp selloff last week. TREASURYS: Yields rose ahead of inflation data from the Labor Department. FOREX: The dollar declined as the political backlash against AI infrastructure weighed on the currency. COMMODITIES: Oil prices fell after President Trump downplayed the prospect of further U.S. strikes on Iran. HEADLINES Nvidia's Board Investigates Reports That CEO Was Spying Target After Affair Nvidia's board said it is launching an investigation into reports that Jensen Huang has been the target of a foreign espionage effort, after the CEO had a romantic relationship with an executive suspected of working for Chinese intelligence. U.S. officials last year concluded that Chinese citizen Alice Huang, then a top executive at Megaspeed International, was sharing information with the Chinese government while working with Nvidia to build data centers in Asia, The Wall Street Journal earlier reported. Huang, who also goes by Huang Le, isn't related to the Nvidia CEO. Jensen Huang apologized to his staff Sunday for being unfaithful to his wife. Anthropic Prepares to Push Ahead With IPO Despite Market Jitters Anthropic plans to forge ahead with its initial public offering later this month despite recent market volatility tied to artificial-intelligence investments. The Claude maker has meetings lined up with key investors this week and is aiming for its shares to start trading Thursday or Friday next week, according to people familiar with the matter. Investors are eagerly awaiting Anthropic's targeted valuation range, which it is expected to unveil in a filing early this week. A week ago, investors anticipated the company to target a valuation around $1.5 trillion, but after the steep selloff in AI companies Thursday, some major investors are now pushing for it to be lower. Skydance Plans to Cut $6 Billion in Costs Following Warner Bros. Deal Skydance detailed plans Monday to slash at least $6 billion in annual costs following its combination of Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery as it grapples with a massive debt load from the deal. The company emerged from the $81 billion Warner deal with $87 billion in debt and roughly $10 billion in cash. Skydance plans to cut costs by eliminating layers of management, combining operations and reducing technology expenses. It hopes to bring its debt down to more manageable levels by the end of 2029. Eventually, Skydance aims to reduce duplicative spending across its expense base of more than $50 billion. That includes consolidating real estate space, streamlining marketing, unifying technology and reducing the number of third-party vendors it uses. U.S. Balks at China's Demand for Tightly Scripted Trump-Xi-Putin Summit Beijing wants any three-way summit among the leaders of the U.S., China and Russia to be a highly scripted affair, with each reading a prepared statement and little room for discussion, according to people familiar with efforts to organize the trilateral meeting. But the Trump administration is pushing for a looser format that would allow more exchange among the three leaders instead of scripted monologues on the sidelines of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit to be held in southern China next Wednesday and Thursday. The differences between Beijing and Washington on the ground rules and agenda raise doubts about whether the extraordinary meeting will happen, despite the U.S., China and Russia all expressing initial openness to the idea. Take-Two Forecast Disappoints as CEO Calls GTA VI 'Uncharted Territory' Ten days from now, Take-Two Interactive is due to release what is likely the most anticipated videogame in history. But first there's the matter of corporate earnings. For the quarter ended Sept. 30, Take-Two's bookings were down 18% from a year ago, to $1.6 billion, just below Wall Street's estimate of $1.62 billion. Take-Two said results in the quarter were impacted by the performance of NBA 2k27, released on Sept. 4, which delivered lower-than-expected bookings. Those numbers won't mean much, with Grand Theft Auto VI set to launch on Nov. 19. Investors may be more thrown by the company's guidance, which remains below Wall Street estimates for the current year. Take-Two reiterated its fiscal 2027 bookings guidance of $8 billion and $8.2 billion, below the forecast of $8.62 billion. Boeing Commercial Airplanes to Reduce Workforce by Around 5% Boeing's commercial aircraft unit plans to reduce its workforce by around 5%. Stephanie Pope, chief executive of Boeing Commercial Airplanes, announced the reduction in a Monday memo to the division's employees. She said layoffs will be necessary to implement a revised business plan and stabilize the company's supply chain. "As shared in our third quarter earnings, we need to reset the pace of our production rate ramps to provide our factories and supply chain partners additional time to achieve stability," she said. "Adjusting our production schedules and reducing aircraft output puts us in an overstaffed position." KKR's Nuttall Says Firm to Be Cautious With AI Bets After investing vast sums in the artificial-intelligence boom in recent years, KKR leadership on Monday sought to reassure investors that its exposure to the sector remains under control. Scott Nuttall, the co-chief executive of the New York alternative-asset manager, said Monday AI bets make up about 1% to 2% of the firm's total assets, and that nearly all its data-center capacity is leased to governments and investment-grade corporations, entities considered more dependable customers. Nuttall made the comments following a week in which investors lost confidence in the digital-infrastructure build-out, dumping AI and technology companies' stocks over concerns about their high levels of debt and dimmer growth prospects following Democratic victories in last week's U.S. elections. Honda to Invest $3 Billion in New Ohio Plant to Boost Hybrid Vehicle Production Honda is putting $3 billion toward building a new plant in Ohio to boost production of its hybrid vehicles. The automaker said Monday the facility would be capable of building 240,000 vehicles a year, bringing the company's total U.S. auto production capacity to about 1.3 million vehicles annually. The facility, which is expected to begin production in 2029, is part of a broader push to bolster Honda's U.S. footprint and boost production of its hybrid vehicles, as well as related engines and hybrid systems. TALKING POINT Until AI sentiment improves, it's better to sit out the global tech trade, Citi tells investors The tech-sector turbulence could get worse, strategists at Citi said Monday in a note downgrading the sector. Citi's global strategy team of Beata Manthey, David Groman and Nikhil Jadhav announced a tactical adjustment to lower its rating of tech stocks globally and in the U.S. to neutral in a research note published Monday in the midst of a particularly turbulent period for tech stocks. The extent of the recent selloff has left the tech-dominated Nasdaq NDX COMP at forward valuations last seen at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic in March 2020. The volatility has prompted a major switch in market leadership from cyclical to defensive sectors, resulting in a 15% outperformance of the latter over the last month alone. Manthey calls this the "steady market, violent rotation" phenomenon. The Citi team now regards the risks to equity markets as more evenly balanced because earnings forecasts for 2027 have remained steady while stocks corrected and the drop in oil prices CL00 BRN00 may also offer support. Despite the market drawdown, though, the report discusses the prospects for further weakness in tech XLK IYW. Investors are now neutral on tech relative to their weighing in indexes, but the Citi analysts want the sector to turn "properly negative" before they would be inclined to recommend it.

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