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Dow Jones2026/10/16 19:00Tesla's New Roadster Takes Flight After Nearly a Decade of Delays
The sports car will test America's appetite for high-end electric sports cars-and Tesla's own thesis.
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CoreWeave Drops. Even Jensen Huang and Cathie Wood Can't Buoy the Stock.
CoreWeave stock was falling again Friday even after Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang expressed confidence in the cloud-computing company.
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From Verizon to UnitedHealth, Corporate America Is Balking at 'Tokenized' Stocks
Broadcom and other companies have objected to tokenizing their shares under a new regulatory framework.
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Star Oil Trader Who Made Wrong-Way Bet to Leave Vitol
Yaoyao Liu was widely followed in the oil trading world, but made a rare misstep at the start of the Iran war.
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DHL Group Lifts Guidance After Positive Earnings, Strong Peak-Season Forecast
The German logistics company upgraded its outlook for 2026, now expecting earnings before interest and taxes to surpass $7.86 billion.
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Travelers Profit Ticks Up on Investment Gains
Travelers reported higher quarterly profit, despite roughly flat revenue, helped by investment gains.
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Regions Financial Posts Higher Profit, Revenue
The Regions Bank parent posted net interest income growth of 3.3% to $1.3 billion, driven in part by fixed-rate asset turnover.
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Netflix Replaces Content Chief as It Struggles to Engage Viewers
Peter Rice, a former Fox and Disney executive, is taking over for Bela Bajaria.
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Proofpoint to Acquire Varonis in $6.3 Billion Cybersecurity Deal
Thoma Bravo-owned cybersecurity company seeks to expand its data-security business as AI changes how corporate information is accessed.
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KFC to Ditch Pepsi for Coke in Thousands of Restaurants
The switch at thousands of U.S. restaurants deals a setback to PepsiCo as it struggles to revive sales of its signature soft drinks.
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Inside Porsche's Revival Bid: Pricier Cars, Tougher Bonuses and Less Remote Work
Porsche's new CEO is betting on luxury pricing and a tougher culture to revive the battered automaker.
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Big Tech Is Soft-Launching Data Centers Early, Bracing for Scrutiny
Hyperscalers are still searching for the right tone to drum up support.
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Schneider Electric Boosts Outlook Again After Data-Center Demand Lifts Sales
Data-center demand more than doubled, helping drive revenue to what the company called a record high for any quarter. It added it anticipates that demand to remain strong in the fourth quarter.
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
October 16, 2026 15:00 ET (19:00 GMT)
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