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Capital One Will Step Up Marketing to Take On Rivals, CEO Says
Shares rose 5% in after-hours trading on Tuesday as the firm reported third-quarter earnings that surpassed analysts' estimates.
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How Toyota's Top-Selling SUV Suddenly Became So Hard to Find
Production changes caused the 2026 Toyota RAV4 to be in short supply, leaving customers waiting months to snag one.
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Boeing Finally Gets FAA Approval for Its 737 Max 10 Jet. This Is Big.
Shares aren't moving on the news. That may be because certification was expected, despite delays.
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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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Netflix Revenue Growth Slows as It Overhauls Programming Units
Streaming company reports its lowest revenue rise in years, shares drop about 6%
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Tesla and SpaceX Formed Committees to Discuss Potential Merger, Elon Musk Says
The CEO running both companies said "there is a lot of merit" in combining them.
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Larry Ellison Went on Borrowing Spree to Bankroll His Son's Warner Bros. Bid
The billionaire put up shares in Tesla, SpaceX and Paramount Skydance this year to borrow more from banks.
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Meta Policy Chief Joel Kaplan to Leave Company
His departure comes as Meta President Dina Powell McCormick, who served in the first Trump administration, has risen in stature at the tech firm.
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Optimum Communications Nears Debt Deal to Hand Control to Creditors
The broadband company would cede control to lenders and resolve landmark antitrust litigation.
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CATL's Quarterly Profit Rose, But Margins Remain Under Pressure
Price pressures and slower demand in China's EV market have raised questions about battery makers' profitability.
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Walmart takes aim at Amazon and Costco with new membership program - but is it a good deal?
Some analysts question whether people will actually take advantage of Walmart's new bundle, and how easy it is to make sense of the benefits.
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
October 21, 2026 03:15 ET (07:15 GMT)
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