Turkey’s inflation ran a bit hotter than expected in October, helped by a sharp jump in clothing and footwear prices. Consumer prices rose 2.58% from September and kept annual inflation just under 30% ...

The chemicals maker pointed to steady demand in healthcare, aerospace, and water technologies as it also lined up another $250 million of buybacks for the fourth quarter.

Intel, Micron, AMD, Lumentum, and Marvell were modestly higher in early trading after sharp declines, while Palantir and Apple slipped.

Alibaba said a Taobao Live session sold 100,000 QwenWork memberships in 30 minutes, equal to about 2 trillion tokens.

NTT Data is stepping up its push into Indonesia’s data-center market, opening a 12-megawatt annex in Jakarta and scouting nearby land for a two- to three-year expansion.

Traders are watching for a possible Democratic sweep and what it could mean for AI oversight, as tech stocks stay under pressure.

Copper slipped as traders cut risk ahead of the US midterm elections, and a stronger dollar against China’s yuan made the metal costlier for Chinese buyers.

The airline said jet fuel costs were up more than €400 million year-on-year, even as third-quarter operating profit came in slightly above analysts’ forecasts.

The supplier aims to trim costs and complexity, taking a 480 million euro one-time charge to target 300 million euros in annual earnings improvement from 2030.

The currency hovered near 94.87 per US dollar after Brent climbed 2% to $107 on reports of fresh US strikes on Iran and election jitters in the background.

The FCA told lenders any early settlement offers should match what drivers could have received under its partly suspended £9.1 billion redress scheme.