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Bank Earnings, AI and the Health of the EconomyEconomy

The Close offers the latest news and analysis around Wall Street’s closing bell. Guests include Wells Fargo CFO Mike Santomassimo, golfer Rory McIlroy, and executives and analysts from finance and technology.

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Rising US Bond Yields Show No Sign of SlowingEconomy

This year, yields on US Treasuries across maturities climbed to levels not seen in decades, crossing an important psychological threshold for the bond market. They show no sign of slowing, while lofty yields are drawing strong investor demand at a 10-year Treasury auction.

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NHL Frozen Frenzy: All 32 teams hit the iceSports

ESPN NHL senior writer Greg Wyshynski previews three Frozen Frenzy games: the Devils against the Red Wings, the Avalanche against the Stars, and the Bruins against the Sharks.

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Germany’s former Economy Minister Habeck: Russia remains the biggest threatPolitics

In a special Berlin Briefing from the Warsaw Security Forum, Nina Haase and Alexandra von Nahmen speak with Robert Habeck about the threat posed by Russia, the Arctic’s strategic importance and the resilience of European democracies. They also discuss Europe’s mistakes on Ukraine and NATO’s warning to Moscow.

DDW News
Trailblazer Leila Cobo on Latin music’s global riseCulture

Billboard co-chief content officer Leila Cobo discusses Latin music’s growing global reach. She is the first Latin and first foreign-born journalist to hold the publication’s top editorial post in its 100-year history.

AABC News
Trump announces pause in attacks as Ukraine and Russia edge toward escalationWorld

Russia refrained from striking Ukrainian energy targets for the first time after U.S. President Donald Trump announced a pause in attacks. With no concrete plan for the proposed “energy ceasefire” and no clear confirmation from Moscow, it is uncertain whether this signals a real shift. Trump still sees a possible deal between the countries and continues to justify Russia’s actions. The account follows a Russian strike on an educational institute in western Ukraine.

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Houthis Hit Saudi Aramco Headquarters in Missile AttackWorld

Saudi Aramco’s headquarters in Dhahran was hit in a missile attack by Yemen’s Houthi militants, and part of the complex caught fire, according to people familiar with the matter. The Houthis have launched several missile attacks against Saudi Arabia in recent days.

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China is bringing car production to the EUEconomy

China has moved beyond exporting cars, bringing entire automotive industry ecosystems to Europe, expanding production capacity and deepening partnerships with local firms. Automotive expert Philipp Seidel says tariffs and quotas can buy time, but EU carmakers must raise their competitiveness and avoid excessive dependence on Chinese suppliers. The report also looks at the IMF’s latest global growth forecast and warning about rising debt.

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Pope Leo has cancerous growth removed in lung operationWorld

The Vatican said Pope Leo XIV underwent a 90-minute operation on Tuesday to remove a cancerous growth from his right lung and woke normally afterward. A Vatican source said further tests were underway to see whether the cancer had spread.

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Vatican says Pope Leo has lung cancerWorld

Pope Leo XIV is recovering at a Rome hospital after surgery to remove part of his right lung, where a cancerous growth was found, the Vatican said. It reported that the operation finished as planned and that he had returned to his room.

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Bond Traders Eclipsed by Equities in Wall Street ReversalEconomy

Wall Street fixed-income desks struggled in the third quarter while equity desks took a rare chance to outperform their market peers. The program also examines big bank earnings, KKR's strategy and exit environment, and New York Fed President John Williams's view that another rate hike this year remains appropriate.

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Hackers raise temperatures in French supermarket fridges, causing fires and food lossesTech1:54

French investigators were searching for hackers who took control of cooling units at hundreds of supermarkets. The attack manually changed fridge temperatures, causing fires and food losses at chains including Carrefour, Monoprix, Intermarche and Cooperative U; no group has publicly claimed responsibility.

GGlobal News
New York Comic Con marks 20 years as a cultural phenomenonCulture

More than 250,000 fans attended the 20th New York Comic Con, celebrating comics, anime and pop culture. The largest comic convention in the U.S. generated $91 million in economic impact.

NNBC News
Gen. Keane: This has GOT TO STOPWorld

Fox News senior strategic analyst and retired Gen. Jack Keane reacts on ‘America’s Newsroom’ to Houthi strikes on Riyadh’s airport that killed at least 20 people.

FFox News
How dating-app scammers took hundreds of thousands from victimsSociety

An NBC News exclusive examines changes coming to some dating apps after a Senate investigation found Tinder had gone years without updating its scam detection. Americans lost $1.5 billion to romance fraud last year. One woman says she was conned twice: first by a romance scammer, then by people posing as the FBI and offering to recover her money.

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Wells Fargo CFO discusses earnings, deals and consumer strengthEconomy

Wells Fargo CFO Mike Santomassimo says activity has been good across different parts of the business. He discusses lending, interest rates and deal activity. The bank’s third-quarter results beat Wall Street estimates as consumers and businesses held steady.

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Nepal flood survivors struggle to rebuild as new disasters hamper recoveryWorld1:49

Nearly two months after devastating floods hit Nepal, residents of Devighat are trying to rebuild homes and their community. The overflowing Trishuli River swept away houses and badly damaged others. Some rebuilding has begun, alongside work to restore bridges, but further disasters are complicating recovery.

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Judge halts tree cutting at Washington golf course under Trump administrationPolitics

Federal judge Ana Reyes issued a temporary restraining order on October 13, pausing tree removal at East Potomac Golf Course until October 26. The removal of hundreds of trees is part of Trump’s plan to make the course a world-class golf venue. The National Park Service said the trees do not contribute to its historic landscape.

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Supermarket fridge hack highlights lack of basic cybersecurity, expert saysTech

French investigators were searching for hackers who took control of cooling units at hundreds of supermarkets. No group had publicly claimed responsibility. Cybersecurity expert Marta Rybczynska said basic steps, including regularly updating software and passwords, are essential to preventing attacks.

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