Dow Jones Top Company Headlines at 3 AM ET: Deutsche Lufthansa Sees Demand Stabilizing as Costs Eat Into Net Profit | Societe ...

Deutsche Lufthansa Sees Demand Stabilizing as Costs Eat Into Net Profit

Lufthansa said fourth quarter bookings to date pointed to more stable demand for all traffic regions including its North Atlantic and European routes.

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Societe Generale Net Profit Rose in Third Quarter

Societe Generale's third-quarter net profit rose as the bank continued to benefit from a rebound in its domestic retail-banking operations.

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Hyundai Earnings Fall on U.S. Tariffs; Relief in Sight

South Korea's largest carmaker posted weaker earnings in the third quarter, dented by U.S. tariffs.

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Standard Chartered Posts Higher Quarterly Profit

The London-based bank reported a rise in third-quarter net profit, driven by its wealth and global banking businesses.

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Credit Agricole Profit Rises on Customer Activity

Net profit rose 10% as sustained activity across the French lender's business lines and higher customer numbers supported income.

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Lynas Rare Earths to Closely Manage Output, Sales Amid China Uncertainty

Lynas Rare Earths will closely manage production rates and sales until there is more clarity on Chinese export controls on rare earths and related technologies.

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Microsoft to Double Data Center Footprint in Two Years

The company is seeing more demand for its cloud computing and AI services than it can keep up with, a challenge that is supercharging profits.

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Binance Boosted Trump Family's Crypto Company Ahead of Pardon for Its Billionaire Founder

The giant crypto exchange facilitated a $2 billion purchase of World Liberty's stablecoin and built its technology. The clemency for Changpeng Zhao-the tycoon known as CZ-surprised some in the administration.

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Memory-Chip Makers Are Enjoying a Boom to Remember, Thanks to AI

Samsung and SK Hynix hit records as their business deepens with OpenAI, Nvidia and other key firms.

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Universal Music Settles With AI Firm Udio

Udio agrees to launch a new subscription service for fans to create music based on licensed songs.


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October 30, 2025 03:15 ET (07:15 GMT)

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