• Boeing Posts Q3 Loss as Problems Dog Airliner, Space Capsule
  
  Boeing Co. lost $109 million in the third quarter as it struggled to fix problems with its 787 Dreamliner, a large airliner designed for long routes, and a space capsule that would ferry astronauts to the international space station.
• SPAC Could Triple Trump's Net Worth to $7.3 Billion
  
  The special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) tied to Donald Trump's DWAC stock could more than triple the net worth of the former president of the United States, from $2.5 billion to $7.3 billion, Business Insider reports.
• Walgreens US Stores Roll Out Moderna, J&J COVID-19 Boosters
  
  Walgreens Boots Alliance Inc said on Friday its U.S. stores started administering COVID-19 booster shots from Moderna Inc and Johnson & Johnson, in addition to the previously authorized Pfizer-BioNTech booster.
• 23andMe to Buy Telehealth Firm Lemonaid for $400 Million
  
  Direct-to-consumer DNA testing firm 23andMe Holding Co. said Friday it would buy privately held company Lemonaid Health Inc for $400 million in a cash-and-stock deal, as it looks to expand into telemedicine.
• FACTBOX: How Fed Policymaker Investments Stack Up Against Each Other
  
  The Federal Reserve on Thursday banned individual stock purchases by top officials at the central bank and unveiled a broad set of other restrictions on their investing activities.
• AT&T Adds Wireless Subscribers in 5G Push & New Movies to Boost HBO Max
  
  AT&T Inc's quarterly revenue and phone subscriber additions beat market expectations on Thursday, on increased demand for its phone and internet service and steady growth for its streaming platform HBO Max.Shares of AT&T rose 1% to $26.17 in pre-market trading.
• 5G Drives Verizon Postpaid User Adds, Profits
  
  Verizon Communications Inc. said Wednesday it added more postpaid phone subscribers than expected in the third quarter and raised its annual earnings forecast, as more Americans switched to 5G-supported devices.
• Bitcoin Investing Could Get Boost from ETF Futures Fund
  
  Interested in Bitcoin but don't want to open a crypto trading account? Wall Street has something for you. ProShares said Monday it plans to launch the country's first exchange-traded fund (ETF) linked to Bitcoin.
• Amazon to Hire 150,000 U.S. Workers for Holiday Shopping Season
  
  Amazon.com Inc said on Monday it plans to hire 150,000 seasonal workers in the United States during the holiday period, as the e-commerce giant prepares for a shopping season expected to be characterized by high demand and supply headaches.Last year, the company announced...
• Zillow Shares Slip 11% as it Pauses Homebuying on Labor, Supply Crunch
  
  Shares of Zillow Group Inc hit over a year's low on Monday after the online real estate firm said it would pause buying houses this year, as labor shortages and supply disruptions hamper timely sales of renovated properties.
• Hedge Funds Take Profits on Bullish Oil Plays
  
  Fund managers realized some profits from bullish long positions last week as oil prices climbed to their highest in three years, becoming net sellers of petroleum contracts for the first time since August.
• Toyota to Build $1.29B US Battery Plant Employing 1,750
  
  Toyota plans to build a new $1.29 billion factory in the U.S. to manufacture batteries for gas-electric hybrid and fully electric vehicles.The plant location wasn't announced, but the company said it eventually will employ 1,750 people and start making batteries in 2025.
• Hedge Funds Place More Bearish Bets as Storm Clouds Darken
  
  Mixed market currents, unknowns the corporate earnings starting to come out, and the stop-and-go COVID-19 recovery have caused hedge funds to become increasingly bearish.
• World Stocks Rally on Upbeat Wall St Earnings
  
  Stocks rallied globally on Friday after a run of strong U.S. corporate earnings reports fueled optimism about the economy, though higher oil prices kept inflation risks alive and supported government bond yields.
• Deal Frenzy Fuels Goldman Profits to Jump 60%
  
  Goldman Sachs' profits soared 60% in the third quarter, as the deal-making bonanza that dominated financial markets this summer brought in hundreds of millions of dollars in fee revenue for the investment bank.
• US FDA Advisers to Vote on J&J Vaccine Booster
  
  A panel of expert advisers to the U.S. health regulator is meeting on Friday to vote on the authorization of a booster shot of Johnson & Johnson's vaccine for people aged 18 and older, and the appropriate interval between the two doses.
• China Central Bank Calls Evergrande Debt Manageable
  
  The spillover effect of China Evergrande Group's debt problems on the banking system is controllable, a central bank official said on Friday, in rare official comments on a liquidity crisis at the massive developer that has roiled global markets.
• Futures Edge Higher Ahead of Goldman Earnings, Retail Sales Data
  
  U.S. stock futures edged higher on Friday and pointed to weekly gains for major indexes, ahead of results from Goldman Sachs, which is expected to round out a strong third-quarter earnings season for big banks.
• Front-Runners in COVID-19 Antibody Drug Race
  
  While Pfizer, BioNTech and Merck are three of the biggest names in the COVID-19 vaccination race, AstraZeneca, Eli Lilly, Regeneron and GlaxoSmithKline are among the biggest players giving them a run for their money via COVID-19 antibody drugs.
• Global Energy Crisis a Wake-Up Call for Investors: Nigel Green
  
  Consumers around the globe now face surging energy prices as demand rises, due to economies picking up steam post-pandemic. This deepening global energy crisis underscores the undeniable value, necessity and rewards of sustainable investing.
• GM Extends Bolt Production Halt for Two Additional Weeks
  
  General Motors said Wednesday it will extend a production halt of its electric vehicle Chevrolet Bolt for two additional weeks as it works to accelerate production of new battery modules and prioritize recall repairs.
• Inflation Revival Is a Victory, Not a Defeat, for Central Banks
  
  Yes, inflation is back, and you should probably be relieved if not outright happy. That is the verdict of the world's top central banks, who hope they have hit the sweet spot where healthy economies see prices gently rising - but not spiraling out of control.
• Luxury Giant LVMH Says Third Quarter Sales Grew by 20%
  
  Sales at French luxury giant LVMH grew by 20% in the third quarter, fueled by appetite for high-end fashion from consumers eager to splash out following months of pandemic lockdowns.
• Google Cloud Unveils Carbon Footprint Tracker, Satellite Imagery Suite
  
  Alphabet Inc's Google will tell its cloud customers the carbon emissions of their cloud usage and open satellite imagery to them for the first time for environmental analysis, as part of a push to help companies track and cut carbon budgets.The new features were among...
• CureVac to Withdraw First-Generation COVID-19 Vaccine Candidate
  
  CureVac will withdraw its first-generation COVID-19 vaccine candidate and focus on collaborating with GSK to develop second-generation mRNA vaccine technology instead, the Germany-based biotechnology company said on Tuesday.

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