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With 600 stores and 10,500 jobs at stake, MPs challenged Gordon Brothers over its handling of Poundland.
Yahoo Finance reports AI agents will still be able to show United’s flight options and prices.
Fishermen and shared-taxi drivers joined truckers Thursday as roadblocks delayed some farm exports and threatened copper mines.
Britain’s competition watchdog says the companies have until November 18 to offer remedies addressing its concerns.
US investigators reportedly faced unusual restrictions after the call; whether Nvidia’s lawyer requested or caused them remains unclear.
Net investment stayed positive as small- and mid-cap inflows slowed and larger-company funds found more takers.
Bloomberg reports a drone attack sparked a fire at Russia’s Ust-Luga port, injuring three workers.
Alibaba says the proposed spinoff’s size and structure remain undecided, and T-Head would remain a subsidiary.
The automaker narrowed its first-half net loss and kept its March 2027 profit forecast despite fierce competition in China.
A nationwide strike over housing and living costs comes as renters describe cramped rooms, insecure contracts and threatened rent increases.
Anthropic’s pre-IPO office push adds paid-plan spreadsheets and whiteboards, but Claude Sheets isn’t targeting advanced financial modeling.
Oura has agreed to buy the AI-enabled primary care company for cash, with closing expected before 2026 ends.
Shares rose in late trading November 10, 2026, as CoreWeave raised its outlook, but its net loss widened.
Two announced platforms would give local merchants loyalty tools and connect hotel and sports-team memberships with neighborhood rewards.
Brent hit $89.16 on November 10 before settling at $91.49 a barrel, with no formal Iran deal confirmed.
Thailand's first regulations for large data centers aim to preserve water and electricity, Nikkei Asia reports.
Watches of Switzerland says first-half revenue rose 15% at constant currencies to £974 million.
The company could raise $62.5 billion before expenses, but its trillion-dollar valuation depends on which shares you count.
A $3.7 billion charge tied to revised U.S. data-center plans hit earnings, while financing costs more than doubled.
Sticky inflation could warrant a bigger December increase, Waller says, as the Fed’s October pause gets an uncomfortable sequel.
