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Trump backtracks on attending Supreme Court tariffs case arguments

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Lower federal courts ruled that President Trump did not have authority under the law he cited to imposed reciprocal and fentanyl tariffs on imports.

Third-quarter earnings are indicating a divided economy

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Quarterly earnings reports from consumer companies are increasingly showing how consumers are diverging in their spending.

Ford, Hyundai report large declines in October EV sales after end of federal credits

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Ford , Kia and Hyundai reported massive declines in EV sales as many buyers pulled ahead purchases before federal EV credits ended.

Monday, November 3, 2025: Jim Cramer discusses his next moves for the Investing Club

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Trading Meta using options as the stock falls on big AI investment outlook

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Michael Khouw explains how to navigate Meta after last week’s drop, using options.

Berkshire posts solid earnings. But Wall Street doubts the stock can rally with Buffett’s exit looming

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KBW said Berkshire’s shares look “vulnerable” after the post-earnings rally, citing rich valuation and leadership uncertainty as Buffett prepares to step down.

One-time meme stock Beyond Meat falls 8% after delaying financial results due to impairment charge

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Beyond Meat surprised Wall Street with the announcement Monday.

Russia tries to re-stake its claim to China after Trump’s meeting with Xi

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Russian officials appeared eager to reafiirm Moscow’s alliance with China following President Donald Trump’s meeting with Xi Jinping last week.

OpenAI signs $38 billion compute deal with Amazon, partnering with cloud leader for first time

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OpenAI will immediately begin tapping Nvidia’s AI processors using infrastructure from Amazon Web Services.

UBS upgrades Cisco, citing surging AI infrastructure demand

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UBS sees shares of Cisco rallying 20% from their current levels.

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