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Netflix misses forecasts for Q3 net new adds, sales and earnings
Netflix missed analysts' estimates for new subscriber additions and earnings in the third quarter, sending the streaming video giant's stock duly lower.
Wednesday preview: ECB, Technology in focus
Financial markets' attention on Wednesday will be on the European Central Bank.
Intel shares plummet after poor Q3 data centre sales
Intel's shares plummeted after the chip-making giant posted worse than expected sales for its data-center unit.
Intel to sell NAND memory operations to SK Hynix for $9bn
Semiconductor giant Intel has clinched a deal to hive away its NAND flash memory unit to South Korea's SK Hynix for approximately $9bn.
Sunday share tips: Inspiration Healthcare, Spire Healthcare
Take a deep breath. It's possible to do good and make money - at the same time even.
Sector movers: Aerospace still under the cosh, Shell boosted by prospect of higher returns
Aerospace and Defence continued to the weakest link in the FTSE 350 with investor sentiment soft, possibly in part due to expectations that the Democrats might win in the US presidential elections on 3 November.
Europe close: Stocks boosted by 'bittersweet' Q3 euro area GDP data
European stocks finished the session mostly higher after what one economist termed a "bittersweet" print on third quarter Eurozone gross domestic product.
Week ahead: US elections, Bank of England in focus
Everything over the coming week will pale in significance to the outcome of the US presidential elections.
US consumer confidence edges higher in October as Democrats grow more optimistic
US consumer sentiment was basically unchanged at the end of October as Americans loathing of the hyper-partisanship of the current elections still running at a high level, together with the drag from rising numbers of Covid-19 infections.
Chicago PMI dips in October
Factory activity in the Chicago area slowed a tad in October, but continued to grow at a brisk pace, according to the results of a closely-followed survey.
US wage growth slows among both public and private sector workers in Q3
Employee compensation growth in the US slowed in the third quarter as wage growth declined in both the private and public sectors.
US personal incomes and spending print ahead of forecasts in September
Americans splashed out at a stronger than expected pace last month.
Europe close: Investors move to the sidelines ahead of US tech earnings, 3 Nov. elections
Stocks on the Continent ended the session little changed as investors chose to sit on their hands ahead of a barrage of earnings results from US tech giants Apple, Amazon and Facebook which were scheduled for release after the close of trading on Wall Street.
Sector movers: Defence and Energy lower heading into US elections
Aerospace and Defence was again the biggest drag in London markets, with Rolls Royce seeing profit-taking after the engineer's well received rights issue just the day before.
Friday preview: US tech giants, Natwest in the spotlight
The focus at the end of the week will be firmly on the US technology sector as investors digest the results from three of the biggest corporate names globally, Apple, Amazon and Facebook.
Moderna says Covid-19 vaccine trial data 'on track' for November
One of the front-runners in the global efforts to acquire a vaccine against Covid-19 said it was on track to report on the preliminary results of its clinical studies in November.
Weekly US jobless claims continue falling
The ranks of the jobless in the US continued falling over the past week reaching a seven month low in the process.
ECB acknowledges 'clear' downside risks to economy
Rate-setters in Frankfurt kept policy unchanged but signalled clearly that more stimulus was a very likely possibility when they met again in December.
US Q3 GDP rebounds by 33.1%
US gross domestic product bounced back in the third quarter from the collapse in activity witnessed over the preceding three months.
Euro area economic confidence steady in October, despite Q4 fraught with risk
Economic sentiment in the euro area was unchanged in October to the surprise of some economists.