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SpaceX Reports First Profit as Public Company, Revenue Jumps 161%
Artificial intelligence revenue surges around 830% while capital spending on data center buildout and developing new technology continues.
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Netflix Revenue Growth Slows as It Overhauls Programming Units
The streaming company reported a 12% year-over-year revenue increase for the third quarter, its lowest rise in years.
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Anthropic S-1 Shows Red-Hot Growth, Risks and Massive Computing Costs
In a new draft prospectus viewed by the Journal, the AI giant disclosed an $80.7 billion net loss for the first half of 2026 and a long list of risk factors.
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United Airlines Guidance Underwhelms as Fuel Costs Sting
The company guided for fourth-quarter adjusted earnings of 50 cents to $1.50 a share, below analysts' expectations, as elevated fuel costs cut into its margins, even as price hikes boosted revenue.
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Boeing's Last 737 MAX Jet Gets Approval to Carry Passengers
FAA's long-awaited certification of the MAX 10 was briefly held up after flight-software glitch.
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General Motors Stock Slides as Iran Conflict Drives Up Costs
The automaker said commodity and logistics expenses outweighed higher third-quarter profit and revenue, and approved a $20 billion multiyear buyback plan.
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Amazon to Hire More Than 300,000 U.S. Workers for Holiday Season
The company said it is seeking people for seasonal, part-time and full-time roles at its core operations nationwide.
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Adidas Lifts Profit View After U.S. Tariff Refunds, Record Quarterly Performance
Adidas lifted its profit guidance for the year after receiving a windfall of around $220 million from U.S. tariff refunds and after third-quarter revenue jumped 9% on year.
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Carrefour Slashes Guidance Due to Riots in France
The grocer said its recurring operating profit margin could grow up to 15 basis points this year, below a prior forecast, as it expects the protests to hit consumer spending in the run-up to the key holiday season.
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Ray-Ban Maker EssilorLuxottica's Sales Rise, Buoyed by Smartglasses
Sales of smartglasses, powered by artificial intelligence and produced in partnership with tech giant Meta, jumped 20% in the third quarter.
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Kroger Targets Earnings Growth, Operations Overhaul in New Three-Year Plan
Grocer said it plans to turn its attention to core strengths as part of a self-funded plan to simplify and modernize the business.
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Webull to Offer Perpetual Futures Starting Next Month
Webull is preparing to roll out perpetual futures contracts, a derivative contract new to regulated U.S. markets that never expires, on its online investment platform next month.
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Google Says Services Are Recovering After U.K. Cloud Outage Hits Businesses
Alphabet's Google said services were recovering after a cloud outage on Tuesday disrupted online services for several U.K. banks and other businesses.
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Salesforce to Buy Customer-Engagement Platform for Nearly $5.7 Billion
Salesforce signed a deal to buy Braze for about $5.66 billion including debt, adding a customer-engagement platform to its portfolio.
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Disney's Former CEO Is Getting $100,000 a Month as Activist's Nominee for Vail Board
Oasis Management is paying the consulting fee to Bob Chapek, one of the activist investor's four nominees to the ski company's board of directors.
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
October 20, 2026 17:15 ET (21:15 GMT)
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