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Missiles hit Aden airport as Saudi-led coalition intercepts missile headed for Yanbu - Reuters

Missiles hit Aden airport as Saudi-led coalition intercepts missile headed for Yanbu Reuters

Reuters · 1h ago

NUBURU completa l’acquisizione di Tekne, aggiungendo un portafoglio di programmi per la difesa e a duplice impiego da 93 milioni di dollari e portando avanti l’espansione nei mercati NATO e alleati

DENVER--(BUSINESS WIRE)--NUBURU, Inc. (NYSE American: BURU) (“NUBURU” o la “Società”), una piattaforma integrata di nuova generazione per la difesa e la sicurezza a duplice impiego, oggi ha annunciato di aver completato l’acquisizione del 70% del capitale di controllo di Tekne S.p.A. (“Tekne”) tramite la propria società controllata NUBURU Defense LLC. Il closing notarile è stato perfezionato oggi in Italia, successivamente all’autorizzazione Golden Power concessa dal governo italiano il 5 agost

BusinessWire · 2h ago

Why did CoreWeave stock get crushed this week? Look to this corner of the debt market for clues

CoreWeave’s bond yields and credit default swaps have surged as its stock sells off. Here’s what those credit signals mean for stock investors.

CNBC · 2h ago

Israeli settlers attack Palestinians during West Bank olive harvest - Reuters

Israeli settlers attack Palestinians during West Bank olive harvest Reuters

Reuters · 2h ago

investingLive Americas market news wrap: Nasdaq sinks and oil jumps

BOJ’s Ueda: We will continue to raise rates as underlying inflation approaches 2% US September import price index +1.1% vs +0.8% expected US September industrial production +0.7% vs +0.4% expected US fiscal 2026 budget deficit was the largest in five years Markets: Gold down $2 to $4168 US 10-year yields down 2 bps to 5.09% S&P 500 down 1.2% Nasdaq down 2.3% WTI crude oil up $3.40 to $101.37 NZD leads, USD lags S&P 500 futures were higher heading into the North American session but certainly didn't stay that way. Yesterday's rumors of an AI fund blowing up persisted and spread today. The neoclouds were hard hit again on all kinds of talk about how CoreWeave could use equity to meet debt obligations. They weren't the only ones as the financing problems are underscoring how difficult it will be to find all the capital for the promised AI build out. The SOX chip index fell for an eighth day. The oil market was more of a mystery as prices jumped higher in the US afternoon. The usual culprits are being pointed at, with the risks of a US escalation in Iran on the weekend. Even with that, the bond market was taking more of its cues from equities as yields ended the day lower. Earlier, Warsh didn't offer much in how he was leaning ahead of the upcoming meeting but that was generally seen as an endorsement of current market pricing. In FX, the US dollar slumped again in another sign of the correlation between AI investment and the dollar. It's remarkable to see NZD as the top performer on a day while US major indexes were down 1-2% and it highlights the upending of the old paradigm. The weekly decline in the Nasdaq 100 was the largest since April 2025. The week ahead features a pickup in earnings releases, including Meta and Tesla. Have a great weekend. This article was written by Adam Button at investinglive.com.

Forexlive · 2h ago

EXCLUSIVE: Trump move to restart direct US flights with Lebanon hits roadblock - Reuters

EXCLUSIVE: Trump move to restart direct US flights with Lebanon hits roadblock Reuters

Reuters · 3h ago

Wall Street's fear gauge is ripping. Traders see it going even higher

The sell-off in AI-related stocks pushed the VIX above 22 for the first time in four months. A cluster of trades suggests it could go even higher.

CNBC · 3h ago

Softbank falls amid report it's evaluating bid for US security firm Allied

SeekingAlpha · 3h ago

We're downgrading this retail stock after a big comeback. Plus, AI names slide again

Every weekday, the Investing Club releases the Homestretch; an actionable afternoon update just in time for the last hour of trading.

CNBC · 4h ago

Ambarella may be seeing interest from a third bidder - report

SeekingAlpha · 4h ago

US fiscal 2026 budget deficit was the largest in five years

September 2025 was a $198B surplus Outlays $585B vs $346B a year ago Receipts $558B vs $544B a year ago FY2026 deficit $1.992 trillion vs $1.775T in FY2025, the largest in five years FY2026 gross interest on the debt: record $1.36T, up $144B (12%) Interest is now the main driver of the deficit. The $144B rise in interest costs accounts for about two-thirds of the $217B increase in the full-year shortfall. Treasury will keep rolling debt at higher rates while the Fed is debating hikes rather than cuts, so that line has nowhere to go but up. The customs numbers are the most interesting part of the release. Gross customs receipts were $25.27B, roughly in line with the recent run rate. But refunds of $19.36B ate up 77% of that, leaving net customs receipts of just $5.91B. The monthly swing from a $198B surplus to a $27B deficit is mostly about outlays, which jumped $239B y/y while receipts rose only 2.6%. Year-ago September comparisons are notoriously noisy because of payment timing, so the full-year number is the one that matters. In any case, the headline tells most of the story as the US is in a huge fiscal hole and these are the good times for growth right now. There are going to be some very ugly days ahead and there's no way to grow out of it. This article was written by Adam Button at investinglive.com.

Forexlive · 5h ago

NBA tightens betting rules, develops AI to flag suspicious wagers

The NBA is tightening restrictions on bets and deploying AI to help identify suspicious wagering, according to two documents obtained by CNBC.

CNBC · 5h ago

Crypto PACs escalate spending against Sherrod Brown in Ohio Senate race

At least two industry-aligned PACs have poured more than $52 million into opposing Sherrod Brown’s return to the Senate.

Cointelegraph · 5h ago

Stablecoin remittances cost 84% less than traditional transfers, report finds

Borderless.xyz data shows major savings on cross-border business payments, with stablecoin transfers also settling faster than traditional international bank wires.

Cointelegraph · 5h ago

Sandpiper comes out against H&R's proposed Go REIT deal

SeekingAlpha · 6h ago

Here's who Netflix just brought in to run content — and what it means for the streamer

Peter Rice brings a wealth of experience in TV and film, including scripted and unscripted shows, live sports, prestige television and theatrical distribution.

CNBC · 6h ago

Schwab to create 'tax-aware' strategy that's been attracting billions from wealthy investors

Wealthy investors are flocking to tax-aware long short strategies, adding billions into these super-powered versions of tax-loss harvesting accounts.

CNBC · 6h ago

Sanara MedTech/MiMedx deal spread widens on FTC second request

SeekingAlpha · 6h ago

What we want to see when Capital One and Meta report earnings next week

The Investing Club holds its "Morning Meeting" every weekday at 10:20 a.m. ET.

CNBC · 7h ago

US solicits exchange of up to 17 million barrels of oil from strategic reserve - Reuters

US solicits exchange of up to 17 million barrels of oil from strategic reserve Reuters

Reuters · 7h ago

Crypto Biz: Wall Street closes at 4. Tokenized stocks keep trading

Tokenized stocks are drawing trading activity beyond Wall Street hours, while Bitcoin miners confront costly AI expansion and new accounting rules could benefit stablecoins.

Cointelegraph · 7h ago

Bitcoin price steadies around $82K after Fed’s Warsh avoids rate-hike hints

Bitcoin held above $80,000 as South Korean tech stocks recovered from a sell-off and traders lowered their expectations for a Federal Reserve interest-rate hike.

Cointelegraph · 7h ago

Kimberly-Clark is having its best week in four years. Here's what is propelling shares higher

After a bruising September for the stock, the good news is starting to pile up.

CNBC · 7h ago

Varonis being acquired by Proofpoint signals more cybersecurity M&A, Wedbush says

SeekingAlpha · 7h ago

Big Tech's AI auditors will only see what they're shown

CoinDesk · 8h ago

In Yemen's besieged Taiz, families take shelter as Houthis close in - Reuters

In Yemen's besieged Taiz, families take shelter as Houthis close in Reuters

Reuters · 8h ago

Italy names senior Israelis, Katz in probe over Gaza flotilla activists - Reuters

Italy names senior Israelis, Katz in probe over Gaza flotilla activists Reuters

Reuters · 8h ago

Bitcoin is little changed on the day, and pushing against a key crossroad. What next?

Bitcoin has spent the early part of the week moving back and forth across its 100- and 200-hour moving averages (they are near converged near $82,500). Each modest break above offered an opportunity for the buyers to take control. However, sellers prevailed. The price moved away from those moving averages and lower, but similarly to the buyers at the high resistance, sellers reached support and found momentum faded as well. And true to form, the price pushed higher. Now the price is back at those converged moving averages near $82,500, putting traders at the same key crossroad at the 100 and 200 hour moving averages. A week of missed opportunities Bitcoin started the week above its 100-hour moving average and testing its higher 200-hour moving average—the green line on the chart below. Monday’s push briefly cleared that level, but the rally stalled at $84,178. Buyers could not keep the momentum going, and the price reversed below the 100-hour moving average toward swing support between $80,106 and $81,183. After finding support in that area on Tuesday, buyers took another run to the upside. The rebound carried the price back above both moving averages, shifting the short-term bias in their favor. However, the rally failed to take out Monday’s high at $84,178. The buyers had their shot. They could not finish the job. That failure kept sellers in play and they pushed lower. On Wednesday, the price broke below the then-converged moving averages near $83,100, and downside momentum accelerated. By Thursday, bitcoin had fallen through the bottom of the $80,106–$81,183 swing area. That should have opened the door for further selling. Instead, the break quickly ran out of steam, and the price snapped back above the support zone. This time, the sellers had their shot. They missed. Back at the moving-average crossroads The recovery has now brought bitcoin back to its converged 100- and 200-hour moving averages near $82,500. Those levels are being tested today, and the next mo

Forexlive · 8h ago

Strategy conditionally declares daily dividends as STRC hovers below $100

Strategy conditionally declared daily dividends on STRC, which continued to hover below its $100 par value.

Cointelegraph · 8h ago

Norwegian teen jailed for 20 years for UK murder plot after being recruited online - Reuters

Norwegian teen jailed for 20 years for UK murder plot after being recruited online Reuters

Reuters · 9h ago