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Tech stocks’ Thursday declines might not last long, Jim Cramer says

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CNBC’s Jim Cramer unpacked Thursday’s market action.

Stock futures rise after upbeat tech earnings: Live updates

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Capping this week’s Big Tech earnings were Apple and Amazon, which posted quarterly results after market close Thursday.

Google to offer Gemini AI for free to over 500 million Jio users as global firms double down on India

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Global AI companies are stepping up efforts to gain users in India by offering free subscriptions

Gold, defense and more: Five sectors to watch after pivotal Trump-Xi meeting

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The closely-watched agreement between the U.S. and China could recalibrate opportunities across a range of sectors.

Samsung building facility with 50,000 Nvidia GPUs to automate chip manufacturing

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Samsung is the latest company to announce a deal with Nvidia, whose chips remain essential for building and deploying advanced artificial intelligence.

Trump calls for U.S. Senate to scrap filibuster rule

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The filibuster is the Senate rule for agreement by 60 of its 100 members to pass most legislation.

China’s Xi urges Asian nations to keep supply chains stable, work together during ‘turbulent’ times

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Chinese President Xi Jinping played up how Beijing is a proponent of stable supply chains and free trade in a speech Friday.

Disney content to go dark on YouTubeTV amid contract dispute

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Disney content, including channels like ABC and ESPN, was removed from YouTube TV as of Thursday, after the two companies failed to renew a contract. 

China manufacturing slump deepens to 6-month low in October, as PMI misses estimates

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China and the U.S. reached a trade truce, de-escalating tensions that had threatened to push the world’s two largest economies into a full-blown trade war.

SpaceX and Blue Origin both submitted plans to get astronauts back to the moon faster, NASA says

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SpaceX said it has pitched NASA a “simplified mission” to put astronauts back on the moon following criticisms over delays by Sean Duffy, the space agency’s acting administrator.

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