📌 Bezos Sold Another Amazon Shares

Company CEO $1.23 billion worth of shares were sold last week. Amazon shares hit all-time highs after Trump wins

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⚠️ South Korea, Taiwan and Vietnam are also at risk of new trade tariffs - GS

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💥 Nissan Shares Rose To A 15-Year High

The company announced the purchase of 2.5% of its shares by activist fund Suntera Ltd

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🔽AbbVie Shares Plummet After Failed Trial Of Drug To Treat Schizophrenia

The company fell 12% as two trials of the drug emraclidine failed to show statistically significant improvement on a scale used to measure the severity of mental illness symptoms

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🔼Shopify Shares Jump 25% Following Quarterly Report

The Canadian operator of the platform for creating online stores Shopify increased revenue by 26% compared to the same period last year

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📱 SPOT: Spotify Stock Soars to Record as Revenue Rises 19%, Profits Keep Humming Along

Investors once again play to the tune of profits. And even if those didn’t exceed estimates, Spotify is on track to secure its first full year of profitability.

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BREAKING: 🇺🇸 US inflation rises to 2.6%.

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📉 Super Micro Computer Stock Slumps as Pressure Mounts on Compliance

Super Micro Computer’s stock slide continues as concerns about a potential Nasdaq delisting grow.

The company’s delayed 2024 annual report and its auditor EY’s resignation—citing a lack of confidence in management’s financials—have raised red flags for investors.

Recent reports suggest the stock could see further drops if compliance issues aren't resolved by the November 16 deadline.

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🇺🇦 Ukraine Bonds and Trump Victory: Investor Sentiment Shifts

Ukraine’s bond markets are seeing renewed interest as the country makes strides toward economic stability despite ongoing challenges. Investors are cautiously optimistic, eyeing the potential for growth in Ukraine’s post-conflict recovery. Meanwhile, Donald Trump’s recent electoral victory is adding another layer to market dynamics, as analysts consider how his policies could influence global financial stability and international investments, including emerging markets like Ukraine.

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🇺🇸 Trump’s Win Sparks Optimism for Digital Assets

With Donald Trump back in office, digital asset markets are feeling a renewed sense of optimism.

Analysts suggest that Trump's deregulatory approach could provide a friendlier environment for crypto and digital assets, potentially leading to greater innovation and investment in the sector.

As discussions begin on how Trump’s policies might shape the future of digital finance, investors are watching closely to see how his administration could impact crypto-friendly regulations and foster growth.

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📈Quantum Computing to Raise $40 Million in Direct Offering

Quantum Computing QUBT said late Thursday it has agreed to a registered direct offering of 16 million shares of common stock at $2.50 per share for gross proceeds of $40 million.

The offering is expected to close Nov. 18.

The company said it intends to use net proceeds to pay down debt and for general corporate purposes.

Quantum Computing shares were down more than 24% in premarket activity Friday.

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📱 The following companies to resume advertising on X (Twitter) after boycotting:

• IBM
• Disney
• Comcast
• Discovery
• Warner Bros
• Lionsgate Entertainment

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📉 Rivian Faces EV Industry Challenges Post-Tax Credit Speculation

Rivian Automotive (NASDAQ: RIVN) faces headwinds following market speculation over EV tax credits. Shares saw a 0.9% decline amid broader concerns that policy changes under President-elect Trump could pressure profitability for automakers reliant on subsidies. Rivian, Ford, and GM are particularly vulnerable, as profitability without incentives remains elusive. Analysts are closely monitoring legislative developments and their implications for the EV sector.

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📉 Stocks of Vaccine Makers Slide Amid RFK Jr.'s HHS Nomination

President-elect Donald Trump’s decision to nominate Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a known vaccine skeptic, as the head of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services triggered declines in vaccine maker stocks. Major U.S. firms like Pfizer, Eli Lilly, and Novavax, along with international companies such as AstraZeneca and BioNTech, faced drops in share prices. Concerns stem from Kennedy's history of promoting anti-vaccine rhetoric and advocating against corporate influence in health agencies, signaling potential regulatory disruptions ahead.

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