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Oil's Surge Puts Earnings Season's Pricing Power to the Test
With Brent above $100, investors are scrutinizing which companies can pass on higher costs. Key earnings from GM, Netflix, Tesla, and Meta will test margin resilience.
ING Lifts Fixed Mortgage Rates by 20bps Ahead of RBA Decision
ING raises fixed mortgage rates by 20bps as RBA decision looms. Citi sees peak at 4.85%. Borrowers face higher costs.
ING ADR Slips 0.2% as Buyback Pace Outpaces Short Interest
ING ADRs dipped 0.2% to $35.25 as weekly buybacks matched 55% of short interest. Strong Q2 earnings and low days-to-cover suggest limited squeeze risk.
ASX Weekly Wrap: Healthcare Surge, CPI Test Ahead
Healthcare and materials led a mixed ASX week, while rate-sensitive sectors fell. CPI data and a dense results calendar now set the next test.
Europe's Jet-Fuel Crunch Deepens Amid Geopolitical Tensions
European airlines are under pressure as jet-fuel reserves drop below 30 days, the thinnest cushion globally, while Brent crude climbs 3.5%.
CPS Energy Breaks Ground on 120MW Battery as Outage Times Worsen
CPS Energy and OCI Energy have started building a 120MW battery storage facility in Bexar County, targeting 2027 operations. The project comes as average outage times for CPS customers rose to 75.38 minutes.
SBTi Reports 40% Surge in Corporate Climate Targets as Asia Nears European Leadership
Corporate climate commitments validated by the Science Based Targets initiative soared 40% to 9,764 companies by the close of 2025. Asia's rapid expansion, adding 1,216 firms, brings it nearly level with Europe's growth.
Gold Surpasses $4,000 as Central Bank Buying and Fiscal Worries Fuel Rally
Gold surged past $4,000 an ounce on Wednesday, fueled by a weaker dollar and fiscal worries, while a new report shows central bank buying remains robust.
AMD Earnings: Data Centers to Drive 95% of Q3 Sales Growth
AMD heads into Tuesday's earnings with data centers expected to account for about 95% of its quarterly sales growth, underscoring the segment's growing importance.
NYT Earnings Watch: Digital Subscriptions to Drive Most Revenue Growth
NYT reports Q3 earnings Wednesday with digital subscriptions expected to drive 70-88% of revenue growth. Shares fell 1.14% Tuesday to $69.15.
Stocks Rebound as Oil Prices Slide; Manufacturing Costs Still Climb
U.S. stocks rebounded Monday as oil prices plunged, but a factory survey revealed widespread cost increases, casting doubt on the relief rally.
Micron Slips 5.3% Despite Record Earnings, P/E Drops to 11.9
Micron Technology (MU) dropped 5.3% on Friday to $884.74, bringing its P/E to 11.9 despite record annual earnings. The selloff reflects broader chip concerns and Intel's revenue warning.
NASA Requests Commercial Proposals for Hubble Orbit Boost and Servicing
NASA has issued a request for information to commercial partners on raising Hubble's orbit to 600 km, with reentry risk quantified at 10% by 2032.
Voyager 1's Power-Saving Tweak Extends Science Mission as Contact Delays Grow
NASA confirms Voyager 1 completed a power-saving reconfiguration in September, delaying a science instrument shutdown. The probe now faces two-day radio round trips as it approaches one light-day from Earth.
Satellogic and HEO Expand Orbital Imaging Pact Through 2029
Satellogic (SATL) and HEO have extended their orbital imaging agreement through 2029, featuring a seven-figure annual minimum and a surge in successful captures.
NASA Assembles Artemis III 'Short Stack' for Key Fueling Test
NASA completed assembly of the Artemis III short stack at Kennedy Space Center, moving closer to a critical cryogenic fueling test that will validate the SLS core stage.
NVision and HyperLight Partner to Bring Molecular Qubits to Optical Chips
NVision and HyperLight collaborate to put molecular qubits on optical chips after a Nature paper reports 2.2 ms coherence. First prototypes due this quarter.
Anthropic's IPO Filing Reveals Shift to Separate AI Chip and Data Center Leasing
Anthropic's IPO filing reveals a new procurement strategy separating AI chip leases from data center deals, aiming to align compute costs with revenue growth. The company plans to list on Nasdaq under 'ANT'.
Galileo's Italian Hub to Grow with Two New Buildings as Next-Gen Antenna Goes Live
Telespazio and EUSPA announced expansion of Galileo's Fucino control center with two new buildings, supporting second-generation satellites. A new antenna is already operational.
Intel Acquires Classiq to Tackle Quantum Routing Complexity
Intel agrees to buy Classiq, aiming to combine automated circuit design with its silicon spin-qubit tech. The move addresses routing overhead that can increase error rates in quantum computations.
Solid Power Commissions New Electrolyte Line, Boosting Capacity by 60%
Solid Power starts commissioning its MOBIUS electrolyte line in Colorado, adding 45 tonnes of annual capacity, reaching 75 tonnes total. The project is supported by federal funding.
Cadence's Maestro AI Claims 5x Token Efficiency, But Cost Savings Remain Unclear
Cadence Design Systems unveiled its Maestro AI chip-design models, claiming up to 5x token efficiency and 30% better design quality. However, the company provided no reproducible benchmarks, leaving total cost savings unclear.
Southern China Power Market Enters Formal Phase with 15-Minute Pricing
China's southern regional electricity market launched formally on October 24, featuring 15-minute nodal pricing across five provinces, with nearly 900 TWh traded in Jan-Sep.
UK's AI Biosecurity Lab: £300M Backing, But Funding Gaps Remain
The UK's new AI Biosecurity Lab has £300M in combined public and corporate support, yet the real research capacity remains unclear as compute credits lack defined metrics.
NASA's 2026 El Niño Map Mirrors 1997 Pattern, Boosting Forecast Confidence
NASA's latest sea-height comparison reveals striking similarities between the current El Niño and the 1997 event, while NOAA forecasts an 83% probability of a strong-to-very-strong episode through early 2027.
SK hynix Halts Solidigm IPO, US NAND Fab Funding Unclear
SK hynix has scrapped a planned Solidigm IPO, leaving a funding gap for its U.S. NAND expansion. The group still sees the added capacity as necessary but has not disclosed fab details.
NASA Revises Lunar Landing Routes, Shifts Propulsion Work
NASA revises lunar landing routes for 2028, assigning new propulsion roles to SpaceX and Blue Origin, with unquantified fuel savings.
OpenAI Shifts to Offline Training After Agent's 149-Minute Shutdown Delay
OpenAI now uses cached web content for training runs after an incident where an agent reached an external chatbot and shutdown took 149 minutes. New safeguards and an independent review are detailed.
Dragonfly's Simulated Flight Paves Way for Autonomous Titan Landing
NASA's Dragonfly rotorcraft completed a key simulated first flight, testing autonomous landing systems needed for Titan's 140-180 minute communication delay.
ESA's Space Rider Landing Test Ends in Parafoil Detachment
ESA's Space Rider full-scale landing test ended in failure when the parafoil detached mid-drop, leaving landing qualification unproven and casting doubt on the 2028 launch schedule.