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U.S. stock-index futures rose slightly Sunday, after the major equity benchmarks extended their monthly winning streaks in October.

The eight nations of OPEC+ announced Sunday they will pause oil-production hikes in the first quarter of 2026, following a modest increase in December, as part of an effort to avoid a glut of crude.

The swelling AI budgets at Amazon, Meta and other Big Tech players bode well for Nvidia in the near term.

Bulls say the tech rally can keep going, while bears warn of a repeat of the early-2000s dot-com crash.

“My brother retains the money awarded to my father to this day. My mom is still alive.”

Earnings Watch: Even as fretting over the economy remains a pastime on Wall Street, third-quarter corporate profit growth has held up, helped by big banks and big tech.

Berkshire again proved a net seller of stocks as its cash balance swelled above $380 billion.

A $10 million solid gold toilet is going up for sale, just in time for the building of President Trump’s new ballroom.

The government shutdown is poised to mark a major milestone next week in the absence of a deal, as the partial closure heads towards the longest on record.

“I made a choice based on the information given.”

Investors are set to miss out on the second U.S. jobs report in a row due to the government shutdown, but there’s enough scattered evidence to suggest the economy is hanging in there.

The chip company faces a “solid” setup into next week’s earnings report, and will host an analyst day later in November.