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Micron Technology Faces Lawsuit Amid U.S.-China Tensions
Micron Technology is facing a lawsuit filed by China's YMTC over alleged patent infringement, escalating tensions between the US and China in the semiconductor industry.
Read moreStock Futures Point Lower as Wall Street Awaits U.S. Inflation Readings and Possible Government Shutdown
Stock futures indicate a lower opening as investors brace for U.S. inflation readings and the threat of a government shutdown. Boeing's 737 MAX jet and Novo Nordisk's weight-loss drug gain attention.
Read moreTullow Oil Secures $400 Million Debt Facility and Oil Marketing Deal with Glencore
Tullow Oil has secured a $400 million debt facility and oil marketing deal with Glencore, enabling the company to address loan notes and optimize crude oil entitlements. This partnership signifies a major step forward for Tullow Oil in its African operations.
Read more5E Advanced Materials Enters Standstill Agreement
5E Advanced Materials has entered into a standstill agreement with its lender to restructure its convertible note and strengthen its balance sheet. The company's stock has seen a decline, but it recently secured a private placement and reported a cash balance of $11.8 million. The agreement allows 5E to engage in funding discussions and temporarily go below its current cash covenant.
Read moreCrude Oil and Refined Product Futures Show Increase
Crude oil and refined product futures have seen a rise at midday, with short-covering activities and buying pressure on ULSD futures. NYMEX December WTI contract prices converge with January contract.
Read moreStantec's Shares Soar on Strong Q3 Earnings
Stantec's shares surge after reporting stronger-than-expected Q3 earnings, with revenue growth outlook and EPS expectations revised higher.
Read moreGeopolitical Factors and the Gray Rhino Effect: Challenges Facing SMIC
SMIC, the largest China foundry specializing in chip manufacturing, faces challenges from geopolitical factors and supply chain uncertainties. Plunging profits, weak sales, challenging margins, and U.S. sanctions are major obstacles. SMIC plans to address these issues through capital expenditures and cautious strategies for sustained growth.
Read moreA Weakening U.S. Job Market Raises Concerns
The robust U.S. job market is showing signs of weakness with slower job growth and increasing unemployment benefit claims. Economists analyze indicators of stress within the labor market and suggest potential shifts in hiring conditions.
Read moreConsumers Increasing Credit Card Balances Instead of Opening New Cards
Average credit-card balances reached a record high, with consumers preferring to increase existing balances rather than open new cards. Other forms of debt also saw notable growth. Consumer demand for credit remains strong, driven by liquidity needs and lending standards favoring individuals with excellent credit scores.
Read moreStrike in Hollywood Comes to an End
The strike in Hollywood, which lasted for months, has been resolved, causing a slight decline in the stock market for communications services companies. This article also highlights major boosts and declines in other industries.
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