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Toyota's Rebound Is Real, but Its Profits Still Lean on a Weak Yen
Toyota posted its first profit gain in six quarters on Thursday, and the numbers are striking. Operating profit for the July-September quarter jumped 34% to 1.13 trillion yen, well
A Democratic Sweep Would Test Markets, But Investors Are Right to Look Past the Noise
The stock market was not positioned for a Democratic sweep of Congress, according to CNBC's report, and that gap is what makes the coming days worth watching. Tobin Marcus of Wolfe
CVR's Marathon Deal Needs Scrutiny Before Anyone Celebrates a Refining Windfall
CVR Energy is reportedly close to completing a deal worth more than $4 billion to acquire refineries from Marathon Petroleum. The Wall Street Journal, citing people familiar with t
CATL's Share Rally Is Pricing In a Dominance the Shipment Data Only Partly Supports
Contemporary Amperex Technology Co Ltd's Class H shares rose 6.7% to HK$361.6 today, and the report ties that move to a single batch of shipment statistics. The figures come from S
Binance Is Making Its Users Whole, but the Real Test Is Still Ahead
Binance says it has covered up to 90% of the roughly $6.3 billion in token assets stolen from its hot wallets in a record crypto theft announced Thursday. The exchange has also sai
Insider Sales at Penguin Solutions Deserve Scrutiny, Not Just Applause
Anthony George Frey, Senior Vice President and Chief Revenue Officer at Penguin Solutions, Inc. (NASDAQ:PENG), sold a total of $272,812 worth of company common stock on October 29,
Binance's $6.3 Billion Breach Shows Why Exchanges Must Treat Laptops as Vault Doors
Binance said Friday that a security incident had an estimated impact of $6.3 billion, with around $3 billion in cryptocurrency assets frozen so far, and pledged to cover all losses
Intel's Weak Guidance Shows Why Investors Should Not Mistake AI Hype for a PC Recovery
Intel shares plummeted in extended trading after the chipmaker issued a weak fourth-quarter forecast, blaming continued softness in the global PC market. The sell-off was sharp, an