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The U.S. is enabling Ukraine with anti-personnel mines to counter Russian forces, marking a shift in policy amidst the ongoing conflict.
Nvidia’s Q3 earnings exceeded expectations, but forecasts undershot Wall Street anticipations, causing the stock to decline.
A significant weather system known as a ‘bomb cyclone’ has disrupted life in the Pacific Northwest, cutting power to over 600,000 and causing at least one fatality.
Amazon and Comcast are making strategic shifts, with Amazon unveiling its largest Echo Show while Comcast plans to spin off its cable networks, including MSNBC and CNBC, in a media reshuffle.
The DOJ is pressing for Google to potentially sell off Chrome to mitigate its market dominance. This comes as Google prepares Android 16 for developers.
Target’s stock has plummeted following a disappointing Q3 earnings report, while Walmart outperformed, highlighting diverging retail fortunes.
Intel and AMD’s competitor, Qualcomm, is making aggressive moves to fill the PC CPU market void, setting ambitious sales targets.
Syrian media reports an Israeli military strike in Palmyra, further intensifying regional tensions, as the U.S. vetoes a UN resolution for a Gaza ceasefire.
A “bombshell” Thanksgiving announcement reveals a more interconnected approach by Comcast as it plans to play ‘offense’ in the evolving media landscape.
The shift in corporate strategies includes Microsoft launching centralized security measures to enhance AI adoption and cybersecurity resilience.