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Stocks were poised to rise on Monday to kick off a new month of trading after notching gains in October.

Vertex, Corteva, and many more will also report earnings. On the economic front, The Supreme Court will hear arguments on the legality of Trump’s tariffs, and ADP will release October employment data.

QuantumScape CEO Siva Sivaram and other executives at the battery maker sold shares last week.

A lack of power outages has led to muted demand for generators.

A new revenue forecast has Wall Street recalibrating expectations.

It’s a big sign that the EV slowdown is biting into profits.

Judge Illston indicated that she agreed with labor unions that the layoffs are “arbitrary and capricious” and “intended for the purpose of political retribution.”

The Venmo owner reports higher total payment volume and hikes its full-year guidance.

Kenvue said it would defend itself against “these baseless claims.”

Oracle is taking on tens of billions of dollars in debt to finance its cloud infrastructure.

The maker of automated vacuums made the statement in an 8-K.

Qualcomm is entering the battle for artificial-intelligence computing in the data center.

A quarter-point rate cut is all but certain at this week’s Federal Open Market Committee meeting. And we’ll see earnings reports from roughly 160 S&P 500 companies.

The move is part of incoming CEO Michael Fiddelke’s efforts to revitalize the ailing retailer.

On the 24th day of the government shut down, investors will get a dose of government data in the form of the CPI for September.

Portland Trail Blazers coach Chauncey Billups and Miami Heat player Terry Rozier are arrested Thursday, according to reports.

The White House says the war on crypto started by the Biden administration is over.

The move comes after an AI hiring spree.

Warner Bros. Discovery confirmed it had received “unsolicited interest” from multiple parties.

The Dow notched its 12th record close of the year as earnings season hits full swing. Plus, gold has a bad day.

The board turmoil represents a breakdown in relations between the company and its controlling shareholder.

Earnings continue to roll in this week, with reports from roughly 80 S&P 500 companies.

Studies show that the use of AI companions is common among young people.

When it comes to the fiscal side, the problems are much deeper than can be mitigated by just moving the fed-funds rate around.

The consumer price index will be delayed until next week as a result of the government shutdown, but the producer price index is still on track for release. And we’ll see earnings from Wells Fargo, Morgan Stanley, ASML, and more.