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U.S. industrial output battered for second month by Boeing strike, hurricanes

Production down 0.3% after 0.5% drop in prior month

FuelCell Energy to cut 17% of its staff as part of a global restructuring plan

FuelCell Energy’s stock extend rocket-like bounce after restructuring plan announced that includes a 17% workforce reduction.

Import prices post biggest increase in six months and add to U.S. inflation

The cost of imported goods snapped back in October and added a bit more upward pressure to U.S. inflation, largely because of higher fuel costs.

Retail sales climb again ahead of holiday shopping season. U.S. economy still has momentum.

Sales at retailers rose solidly in October and suggested the economy still has plenty of momentum heading into the holiday shopping season.

Manufacturing activity surges in New York region to highest level in nearly three years

Empire State factory gauge rises to 31.2, much stronger than flat reading expected

Michelle Obama and Netflix set their sights on older adults looking for love

Upcoming docuseries ‘The Later Daters’ showcases six divorcees and widowers on blind dates

Oil prices head for weekly fall on surging U.S. dollar, soft China demand

Oil futures were slightly lower Friday and on track for weekly losses, plagued by a jump in the U.S. dollar and continued worries over demand from China, the world’s largest crude importer.

Spectrum Brands’ stock slides as profit lags estimates

“Challenging economic and geopolitical conditions” are impacting consumer demand, according to its CEO.

You get a surprise bill that’s incorrect or unfair. Is it OK not to pay it?  

Before you trash a bill, consider the potential hit to your credit score and borrowing rates.

Alibaba’s stock rallies as continued AI growth helps fuel a profit beat

Alibaba’s stock jumps after a profit beat, with the AI business extending its streak of triple-digit percentage growth.

Chinese autonomous-driving company Pony AI steers toward U.S. initial public offering

Software maker plans to trade on the Nasdaq under the symbol “PONY.”

RFK Jr. would rattle health markets as head of HHS, but his confirmation is far from certain, analyst says

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. would create “significantly more volatility” in health markets if he is confirmed as Secretary of Health and Human Services, making navigating policy risks far more challenging, according to Raymond James analyst Chris Meekins.
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