Dubai's utility investment arm and Chinese engineering group agreed to explore energy, water and infrastructure opportunities overseas, but the memorandum contains no announced project awards or financial commitments.
South Korean exports rose 93.7% in October as AI chip orders surged, but the calendar effect means the headline needs context.
The oil giants benefited from powerful refining margins even as weaker crude prices complicated the outlook for producers.
Meta is generating strong advertising revenue, but the scale of its artificial intelligence investment has put free cash flow and leverage under closer scrutiny.
Intel slid 28.6% while Amazon investors focused on mounting AI capital costs, even as AWS growth accelerated.
The standards body is focusing on what happens after an electric vehicle reaches a public charger, as well as how damaged batteries are managed and whether charging equipment serves every driver.
The completed transaction expands Vistra’s power-generation footprint and gives investors a clearer view of the company’s exposure to regional electricity markets, fuel prices and rising power demand.
US employment costs rose 0.8% in the third quarter. Slower wage growth eases one inflation pressure, while pay still trails the rise in consumer prices.
Exxon and Chevron beat profit estimates as fuel-making margins surged. Their cash windfall highlights the gap between crude supply and refinery capacity.
Eurozone GDP grew 0.4% in the third quarter. A French contraction, rising unemployment counts and higher inflation forecasts complicate the outlook.
BP generated $14.8 billion in operating cash and cut net debt sharply. Its remaining Deepwater Horizon obligations are the next allocation test.
Asian shares and US stock futures fell as investors questioned AI returns. Rising Treasury prices show where some of the retreating money is going.
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