Technology stocks in the S&P 500 traded at about 17 times expected earnings this week. That is below the broader index's 18 times and marks the first time since 2017 that the sector has carried a lower multiple than the benchmark.

Berkshire Hathaway's profit fell by more than 28% in Q3, while the company repurchased $9. 6 billion of its own shares.

Sony's operating profit surges 45% while Nintendo's falls 16%, as AI-driven memory costs pressure PlayStation 5 and Switch 2 economics.

Alphabet discloses a $548M Qualcomm stake obtained through its Modular acquisition as the chipmaker targets $15B in AI data center revenue by 2029.

Even as profits decline, Greg Abel is accelerating buybacks. Geico earnings dropped 45%.

U.S. Central Command formed Task Force Iron Gate on Nov. 7, according to the command. About 20 personnel will target Iran's ground-based weapons and revenue channels.

CoreWeave default insurance surged above 1,200 basis points as the Nasdaq rebounded, exposing growing AI debt concerns ahead of November 10 earnings.

Avalanche Treasury's third-quarter 2026 results were driven by changes in the fair value of its AVAX holdings. Gains tied to those market-driven moves totaled approximately $60 million for the period.