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Santander Shares Drop After Surprise Result in Brazilian Election

The stock was down more than 5% after the victory for leftist candidate President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva over right-wing contender Flavio Bolsonaro.

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Saudi Arabia's Sabic Profit Rises Despite Lower Sales Volume

The company-one of the world's largest petrochemical manufacturers-reported an increase in net profit even as regional shipping disruptions weighed on sales volumes.

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Roche Targets Emerging Oncology Market With New Lung-Cancer Drug

The Swiss drugmaker expects a pill it is developing to become the new standard treatment for an advanced form of lung cancer, and the company's first shot at an emerging field within the oncology market.

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AstraZeneca Readies New Portfolio of Targeted Cancer Therapies

AstraZeneca is readying to file the first of a new portfolio of targeted cancer drugs for regulatory approval, moving to cement its position in one of the fastest-growing corners of the oncology market.

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Galp Raises Full-Year View After Oil-Price Assumption Increase

The company now sees Brent at $90 a barrel over the full year, up from $80 and its full-year refining margin at around $25 a barrel of oil equivalent, from $13.

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The Saudi Airline That Launched Right in the Middle of a War

Violence aimed at civilian aviation has roiled a company that hoped to be a major lever in the kingdom's long-term economic ambitions.

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U.S. Energy Execs Say They Quit Startup Over Undisclosed Russian Funding

High-ranking officials at the company, Polar LNG, shared their concerns with the Trump administration.

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Musk says SpaceX landed a $40 billion debt deal - and forecasts doom for some AI rivals

SpaceX is rapidly growing an AI business that rents out access to advanced chips.

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Ingenia Removes Warburg Pincus From Data Room Following Rival $1.55 Billion Offer

The retirement-village operator revoked Warburg Pincus's data-room access after it received a US$1.55 billion takeover offer from AVID Property Group.

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The U.S. Shipbuilding Revival Is Taking Lessons Halfway Around the World

South Korea's Hanwha is a key player in President Trump's push to revive an American industry that has ceded ground to China.

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The Rare-Earth Vultures Harvesting Metals From America's Old Wind Turbines

Recycling ventures are part of a drive to loosen China's chokehold on the critical minerals.

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Two AI Chipmakers Make Up 34% of America's Earnings Boom

Ten companies-including Nvidia, Micron and other AI giants-account for roughly two-thirds of corporate profit growth.

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Trump Announces Audi's First-Ever U.S. Factory in Georgia as Tariffs Bite

The German luxury brand is looking to the U.S. for growth as its sales have stalled elsewhere.


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October 26, 2026 05:15 ET (09:15 GMT)

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