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📰 Market Headlines

Nasdaq leads market decline as chip stocks slump following ASML's disappointing earnings.

• The Nasdaq fell 1%, while the Dow and S&P 500 each dropped around 0.8%.

Vice President Kamala Harris maintained a slim 45% to 42% lead over Former President Donald Trump in the latest Reuters/Ipsos poll.

The US Department of Transportation fined Lufthansa $4 million for discrimination.

Google partnered with Kairos Power to build seven small nuclear reactors by 2035, which will provide 500 megawatts of power for its AI systems.

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“People with no other options must be content with what is offered.”

🧠 What do you think?

It’s been a tough year for Boeing.

• Financial Maneuvers: Boeing is in the midst of a significant financial restructuring. The company plans to raise up to $25 billion through a combination of stock and debt offerings. Additionally, Boeing has secured a $10 billion credit agreement with major lenders. This move aims to address its current liquidity issues, exacerbated by a prolonged labor strike and ongoing operational and safety issues.

• Stock and Debt Offerings: The decision to raise capital through selling shares and issuing debt has led to discussions about potential dilution of share value for current investors. Some market commentators have viewed this with skepticism, suggesting concern over the impact on stock value.

• Credit Rating Concerns: Boeing's credit might be downgraded to junk status due to its need to raise significant capital, which reflects worries about the company's financial health.

• Labor Strike: Boeing is dealing with a crippling labor strike, now in its second month, which has severely affected production. This strike compounds the financial strain on the company, leading to further cash flow problems.

• Market Sentiment: The sentiment from financial news sources seems mixed but leans towards concern. While some posts highlight the strategic move to 'shore up' Boeing's balance sheet, others worry about the company's operational decisions and future profitability.

• Regulatory and Production Crisis: Beyond the strike, Boeing continues to grapple with regulatory scrutiny and production issues, particularly related to the 737 MAX and other models, influencing its market perception and stock performance.

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Winners and losers

Earnings, upgrades, and acquisitions

• Walgreens beat Q4 estimates; shares surged 15%.

• UnitedHealth topped Q3 expectations, but shares dropped 8%.

• United Airlines reported Q3 adjusted EPS beat estimates; shares dipped 0.84%.

• Citigroup beat Q3 expectations, however, shares fell by 5.1%.

• Goldman Sachs posted Q3 surpassing expectations, but stock inched down 2.3%.

• Bank of America beat Q3 EPS estimates as shares rose 0.6%.

Market movers

• WordPress took control of WP Engine's Advanced Custom Fields plugin, citing security concerns.

• Data broker National Public Data filed for bankruptcy after a massive data breach.

• Walgreens announced plans to close 1,200 stores over the next three years as part of a cost-cutting strategy.

• A federal judge ruled Meta must face lawsuits from over 30 US states accusing it of encouraging social media addiction among teens.

• Fairway Independent Mortgage Corporation was penalized $8.9 million by US regulators for alleged racial discrimination.

• Boeing made plans to send layoff notices to thousands of workers in November, as part of its overall 17,000 planned layoffs.

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