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• [[Los Angeles Times]]
  • 2 Americans honored with economics award
  • Warner Bros. could see loss of $150 million on ‘Digger’
    • Movie starring Tom Cruise sees 60% drop to $3.2 million in its second weekend.
    • SANDRA HULLER and Tom Cruise are shown in Warner Bros.’ “Digger,” which cost $125 million to produce.
  • Port of L.A. posts a record month
  • Cage cuts ties with Amazon over AI dispute

• [[USA Today]]
  • ‘Unethical and un-American’
    • HUD’s federal civil rights probe accuses Wells Fargo of sorting homeowners by race
    • Wells Fargo bank has been hit in recent years by allegations it discriminates against Black customers.
  • Michigan AG sues Blue Cross, alleges a monopoly
    • Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel alleges Blue Cross engaged in “a series of illegal and anti-competitive agreements.”
  • Halloween bags may be missing chocolate
    • Cocoa prices still high after record numbers

• [[The New York Times]]
  • A New Crop of Solar Panels Is the U.S.’s Best Hope of Catching China
    • At its lab in Germany, Hanwha Qcells has been testing its tandem solar panels, a new technology that solar companies say will generate more energy.
  • Duo Share Nobel in Economics for Work on Steering Through Booms and Busts
    • Robert E. Hall and Michael Woodford were awarded the prize for insights that helped policymakers become “better equipped to deal with shocks in the economy,” the committee said.
    • The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences awarded the 2026 Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences to Robert E. Hall and Michael Woodford, two American professors.
  • States Now Have to Decide How to Spend Meta’s Settlement Billions
    • Previous agreements with the tobacco and opioid industries show the difficulty of putting the money in the right hands.
    • The Meta campus in Menlo Park, Calif. The company’s settlement with several states has few strings attached.

• [[Wall Street Journal]]
  • FTX’s Assets Are Part of AI Boom
    • Various holdings, previously seen as bad investments, draw new interest
  • ‘Digger’ Misfire Upends Cruise’s Oscar Hunt
    • The high-concept satire sold just $8 million of domestic tickets in its opening weekend against its $125 million cost.
  • A Credit-Score Shift Shakes Up Mortgages
  • Albertsons Wants Kroger to Pay $8 Billion After Failed Merger
  • Annuity Buyers Sue Walter Insurance Companies

• [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
  • LVMH’s fash­ion and leather sales fall 5% as slow­down in China hits lux­ury sec­tor
    • Sales in LVMH’s fash­ion and leather goods busi­ness fell 5 per cent in the third quarter with the lux­ury group hit by a slow­down in demand in China where early hopes for a turn­around have dis­ap­poin­ted.
    • Chris­tian Dior’s Spring Sum­mer 2027 col­lec­tion. Dior is owned by LVMH
  • Fin­an­cier Goldt­horpe aims to prove doubters wrong over LIV Golf
    • Deck is stacked against BC Partners' revival plan but attempt provides evidence that finance nerds can be visionaries too
  • Wall St lenders set to report cool­ing of hot trad­ing streak
    • ▸ Big five banks to post fall in rev­en­ues ▸ Quarter remains 13% up on last year
    • 'Banks were very enthusiastic about the outlook. We expect [that] to be dialled down a bit'
  • CVC sought to hush Israeli defence deal to avoid cri­ti­cism
    • Private equity group CVC sought to keep quiet an invest­ment in an Israeli defence com­pany because of con­cerns that it would attract con­tro­versy, only dis­clos­ing the deal to fund investors rather than announ­cing it pub­licly.