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Braves Real Estate Profit Softens Blow of Pre-Labor Fight Losses

The Atlanta Braves reported their third-quarter financial results on Wednesday morning that showed total revenue of $325 million for the three months, up 4% from the prior year. The results offer something for both sides in baseball’s labor fight, which is set to ramp up as the current collective bargaining agreement expires Dec. 1. The […]

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US Dollar: Softer tone as midterms reshape policy – ING

ING analysts James Knightley, Carsten Brzeski, Padhraic Garvey, Lynn Song and Chris Turner note that the Dollar has softened after the Democratic sweep in US midterms, though losses have been pared…

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This 1 Market Niche Is Growing at an Exponential Rate for Robinhood. That's Why I'm Bullish on HOOD Stock.

Tokenized stock trading on the Robinhood Chain is already reaping tens of millions in fees for the company.

Robinhood's blockchain tokenized stock transfers growing exponentially
Over 190 U.S. companies available for tokenized stock trading
Regulatory changes may allow U.S. sales, expanding user base

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Why Rigetti Computing Slipped 23.4% Last Month

The energy is coming out of the quantum computing theme.

Rigetti Computing shares dropped 23.4% last month.
Company unprofitable with $28 million operating loss.
$366 million cash reserves may require capital raise.

2h ago ·fool.com

US trade deficit contracts slightly in September

The US trade deficit contracted slightly in September, government data there showed on Wednesday, hovering close to its widest since March 2025, driven by capital and consumer goods imports and strong…

2h ago ·news.rthk.hk

US optimism fuels Nifty’s strongest 5-day rally in seven months

Benchmark closes above 200-DMA for first time since August; broader markets outperform amid strong FII inflows

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Interest rates are rising in Sweden – what does that mean for your finances?

Sweden's Riksbank has raised the country's key interest rate from 1.75 percent to 2 percent, with more increases expected in the new year.

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