Economy
Reuters Says Hot U.S. CPI Lifted Dollar and Fed Rate-Hike Bets
The CPI rose 0.4% in October, and the BLS scheduled its producer price index report for Nov. 13.
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Alphabet Prices First Hong Kong and Singapore Dollar Bond Sales
Reoffer yields ranged from 2.5% to 5.2% across seven tranches, with settlement scheduled for Nov. 19.
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Kerry Says Trump Is Giving Up U.S. Opportunities in Clean Energy
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Politics
ANC Says Ramaphosa Faces No Pressure to Resign After Election Loss
The ANC received about 31% of the municipal vote, down from 46% in 2021, as the party prepared to discuss its approach to coalition agreements.
Business
Edgewell Forecasts 1% to 3% Organic Sales Growth for Fiscal 2027
Organic sales rose 0.3% in fiscal 2026, while continuing operations posted a $2.2 million loss. Edgewell expects about $55 million in pretax charges next year.
Science
Hera Begins a Survey After DART Changed Dimorphos' Orbit
The spacecraft is measuring the asteroid pair from about 25 to 30 kilometers away. ESA says the survey will help assess the effects of NASA’s 2022 impact test.
Policy & central banks
Business
India Probes Pernod Ricard, Diageo Over Scotch Whisky Import Tariffs
Indian tax authorities have launched an investigation into global liquor giants Pernod Ricard and Diageo over allegations that certain bulk Scotch whisky imports were incorrectly classified to benefit from reduced tariff…
Economy
Brooks Says Economic Slack Makes a Renewed Inflation Scare Unlikely
His GDP comparisons put output below its pre-COVID trend in the United States, euro zone, U.K. and China. Brooks says weak demand limits the spread of oil costs into broader prices.
Politics
U.S. Rule Adds Reviews of Campus Academic Freedom and Intellectual Diversity Policies
The standards tie campus policy reviews to a system that helps determine access to federal student aid. Accreditors can opt in Jan. 1, 2027, before the rule takes effect July 1.
Technology
Technology
Sweden’s Falun Data Center Reuses Computing Heat for District Heating
The facility has 80 megawatts of capacity and a fully renewable electricity supply. The Guardian reported that AI accounts for 70% of its computing power.
Technology
TSMC’s 2026 Capital Approvals Reach About $146.6 Billion
The board approved a $40.927 billion package on Nov. 10, with about 48% allocated to advanced-process equipment.
Business
CNBC Says Jim Cramer Is Less Skeptical of CoreWeave After Earnings
CoreWeave posted $3.661 billion in third-quarter revenue and lifted its 2026 outlook, while forecasting up to $39 billion in capital spending.
Markets & finance
Economy
Fiverr Report: 42% of U.S. Full-Time Employees Would Take a Pay Cut to Be Their Own Boss
The report also found 75% of surveyed full-time U.S. employees viewed freelancing as likely to become their primary income within three years.
Investing
MSCI Lists Metaplanet for Deletion From Japan Small-Cap Index
The Japan list shows 14 additions and uses an Oct. 20 price cutoff. It gives no company-specific explanation for Metaplanet’s deletion.
Business
RedotPay Completes Audits as Stablecoin Firm Advances U.S. IPO Plans
Hong Kong-based stablecoin payments company RedotPay has completed a financial audit as it moves forward with preparations for a potential U.S. initial public offering. RedotPay said Monday that it also finished a separa…
Health & society
Health
Pfizer and Blackstone Announce Berobenatide Funding Deal of Up to $1.5 Billion
Pfizer said Blackstone may earn milestone payments if the monthly injection receives U.S. approval for use alone in chronic weight management and commercial sales targets are met.
Health
Japan Starts Culling 200,000 Chickens After Bird Flu Case
A government spokesperson confirmed the season’s first poultry-farm case on Nov. 12; the farm ministry said 14 birds had died.
Health
India Meets WHO TB Death-Reduction Goal Five Years Late, Still Accounts for 23% of Toll
The 2026 report estimated 1.13 million TB deaths worldwide in 2025 and 10.6 million people developed the disease.
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