Airbnb lifted its full-year revenue growth forecast and its shares jumped nearly 12% in premarket trading, Reuters reported, bucking caution across online travel.
Microsoft stock dips after it declined to expand its Nscale Texas data center deal, while Nasdaq nears a correction as chip and AI cloud shares sell off.
According to WSJ, Trump criticized Fox News on election night in social media posts and messages, targeting host Jessica Tarlov and the channel's ratings.
Owners of three LNG vessels have started arbitration against Petronet LNG for 625 crore plus taxes, as the ships sat idle due to the Iran war. The company disputes the claims.
Reuters reports Asian markets steadied before Apple earnings, Brent fell 2% on Iran mediation talks, and bets on a Fed rate hike in December remain strong.
According to Moody's, a number of Indian companies will report Q2 results for fiscal 2026-27 this week and may declare dividends. Dates run from November 2 to 5.
Barron's roundup: chip-stock losses weigh on AI borrowers, Treasury yields climb on sovereign-debt fears, and Brent trades near $115 on Middle East risk.
Alphabet is heading for its worst day on record as weak search revenue and heavy AI spending spook investors, while the Nasdaq fell about 1.6%, per WSJ.
Qatar Energy will take up to 3 million tons of LNG yearly from Woodside's Louisiana plant for 20 years, as the Iran war disrupts its own Hormuz exports.
China's biggest refiner posted a sharp rise in quarterly profit as oil prices and refining margins climbed. Figures reported by Reuters and Dow Jones Newswires.