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Ethereum, Solana, Ripple’s XRP, and Dogecoin saw a steeper drop than Bitcoin in the last 24 hours amid the crypto sell-off.

Global chip stocks suffered steep losses on Thursday, extending a broad market retreat as a Democratic sweep in the midterm elections fueled growing political resistance against artificial intelligence infrastructure.

Yucca Growth Infrastructure is giving up its right to a decision by November 23 on a critical air quality permit, extending the timeline so state environmental regulators can complete their review rather than potentially deny the application, Bloomberg reported.

Cardinal Health reported a 5% increase in Q1 revenue, beating Wall Street’s forecast, while analysts raised Edwards Lifesciences’ price target after a better-than-expected Q3 print.

Multiple analysts, including JPMorgan, Wells Fargo and Goldman Sachs, cut their price targets on Circle, while Compass Point upgraded the stock to 'Buy.'

Microsoft has declined to extend its contract for additional capacity at an AI data center in Texas operated by startup Nscale, Bloomberg reported.

Freedom Broker downgraded McDonald’s to ‘Hold’ from ‘Buy’ and cut its price target to $298 from $305, citing valuation after a 6.5% post-earnings rally, according to The Fly.

The economist compared the AI debate with globalization, saying the failure to address how its benefits and costs were distributed helped fuel a backlash against global trade.

Across four studies, 37% to 55% of patients experienced at least a 25% improvement in liver stiffness after about one year of treatment

Citi increased its Tesla common-stock holding 10.1% to 8.69 million shares, worth roughly $3.09 billion at the quarter-end.

CEO Josh Charlesworth highlighted growth in systemwide sales, international franchise expansion, lower leverage and improved free cash flow year over year.

Keel sold 2,520 Bitcoin in the third quarter for $192 million, while it continued to negotiate leases for its AI data center sites.

The rights plan is intended to reduce the likelihood that any person or group gains actual or negative control of the firm without paying all shareholders an appropriate premium.

Wall Street welcomed the new ad model, seeing further room for growth as the rollout expands.

Novavax Q3 revenue fell 3% to $68.3 million, but significantly beat Wall Street’s estimates of $50.4 million, according to Fiscal.ai

Ives expects debt and equity financing, including at-the-market stock offerings, to decline by about 25% over the next year.

Core Scientific stated that it is transitioning its remaining mining facilities to colocation locations as fast as possible.

Celsius Holdings reported Q3 revenue of $847.2 million, beating analysts' estimates of $800.66 million, while adjusted diluted EPS of $0.41 topped the $0.31 estimate, according to Fiscal.AI.

In an interview with CNBC, AMC CEO Adam Aron said that companies, not brokerage firms, should decide whether their shares can be tokenized.

Xeris raised its FY 2026 revenue forecast to $395 million to $405 million, from $385 million to $390 million

Unity reported its first quarterly GAAP profit since its 2020 IPO, with net income reaching $122 million compared with a $127 million loss a year earlier.

Oscar Health raised its operating earnings forecast to $850 million to $950 million, a third upward revision this year.

Block CEO Jack Dorsey said in a shareholder letter that stablecoins and Bitcoin still remain key to the growth of CashApp.

Stephens lowered its price target to $47 from $65, maintained an ‘Overweight’ rating and forecast a “meaningful” decline in the shares during Thursday's session, according to TheFly.

Citizens raised its Q4 sales forecast for Papzimeos to $88 million from $65 million.

Truist attributed Nike's 19% monthly rally to sector rotation, flagging Jordan inventory, China uncertainty, and tough comparisons.

Morningstar senior analyst Brian Colello said AMD needs to strengthen its software capabilities to challenge Nvidia’s AI dominance.

BTC critic Peter Schiff called the Bitcoin rally “the most irrational” market reaction, and said a Democratic Congress “will take a hostile stance against crypto.”

Oil prices rebounded after plunging more than 8% in the previous session, while technology stocks faced renewed pressure over AI regulation concerns.

Hayes estimated that Anthropic IPO investors could face 83% dilution by June 2027, and said that it was “almost impossible mathematically” for the stock to rise before then.