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- Nadex Lists Cash-Settled Shiba Inu Strike Contracts on Its Platform
The exchange self-certified the swap Nov. 10, and listed contract durations range from 15 minutes to one week.
· Regulation
- U.S. Oil and Gas Rig Count Falls by Three to 601 in Weekly Survey
The tally had risen by one in the preceding week.
· Business
- SEC Proposal Would Raise Executive Perks Reporting Threshold to $150,000
Companies would generally identify only their principal executive and financial officers individually, and replace four main compensation tables with three.
· Regulation
- Chicago Fed's Goolsbee Says Fed Is Not on Track for 2% Goal
He said refining problems could keep diesel and jet fuel prices high even if oil prices fall, while data centers are pushing prices higher.
· Regulation
- U.S. Producer Inflation Reaches Highest Annual Rate Since 2022
The annual PPI reading was 6.5% in October, while the monthly increase was 0.3%; both were below expectations.
· Investing
- U.S. Spot Solana ETFs Extend Outflow Streak to Six Sessions
The funds posted $1.9 million in net withdrawals on Nov. 12, after $5.9 million in outflows a day earlier.
· Investing
- October Wage Gains Could Add to Inflation Pressure in U.S.
Payrolls rose by 165,000 in October, while average hourly earnings gained 0.4% from September and 3.1% year over year.
· Regulation
- SpaceX Plans More Than $74 Billion for Two AI Supercomputing Campuses
The Texas project includes a company-built power facility. The Arizona campus still needs local approval.
· Business
- U.S. Federal Budget Deficit Widens to $404 Billion in October
Federal outlays increased from a year earlier, while receipts declined.
· Regulation
- HSBC Is Developing Risk-Transfer Deals for $7 Billion in Loans
The transactions are tied to corporate loans in the United States and Asia.
· Business
- China Says U.S. Uses Spy Allegations to Defend AI Chip Limits
The allegations concern Alice Huang, a former Megaspeed executive whom U.S. officials reportedly suspect of working for Chinese intelligence.
· Regulation
- U.S. Envoys Arrive in Moscow for Talks With Putin on Ukraine
The visit aims to advance a peace agreement to end the Ukraine conflict, with markets watching for possible implications for geopolitical risk and energy prices.
· Regulation
- EastGroup Says Q4 Performance Is Tracking in Line With or Slightly Ahead of Expectations
CEO Marshall Loeb’s update follows a third-quarter increase in the 2026 FFO outlook to $9.62-$9.68 per share.
· Business
- AARP Model Sees Social Security Paying Full Benefits Until 2059
The conditional scenario holds taxable payroll at 41% of GDP through 2034 and estimates $10.8 trillion in additional revenue.
· Regulation
- iHeartMedia Shares Rise 13% as Company Denies Podcast Sale Report
The report described a possible sale of part or all of the company’s podcast business.
· Business
- eBay Makes Camera-Based AI Listings Available in Six Countries
Sellers can review and edit drafts before publishing. Across eBay’s AI features, more than 10 million unique sellers have used the tools, which support more than 800,000 new listings daily.
· Technology
- U.S. and China Advance Plans for Direct AI Incident Channel
The proposed channel would cover major AI incidents involving national security and help reduce the risk of technical problems being mistaken for deliberate attacks.
· Regulation
- Qatar Says It Secured at Least Two Weeks for U.S.-Iran Diplomacy
The effort aims to prevent another U.S. strike on Iran, but disputes over a maritime blockade, nuclear issues and frozen Iranian funds remain unresolved.
· Regulation
- FTC Adds Five States as Co-Plaintiffs in Hims & Hers Privacy Suit
Arizona, Florida, Nebraska, Ohio and Wisconsin were added; Utah and California were already part of the case.
· Regulation
- Jeff Weniger Links New York Harbor Gasoline Peak to Lower Inflation
He viewed the April peak as a sign of a possible easing trend over coming months, not a forecast for a particular CPI release.
· Insights & Views
- Nvidia Hires Wachtell Lipton to Investigate Jensen Huang Relationship
Joon H. Kim, a former acting U.S. attorney, will lead the inquiry. Huang has pledged to cooperate.
· Business
- Iranian Security Official Rejects U.S. Claims of Ongoing Talks, Qatar Meeting
The secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council said Tehran had asked Washington for a clear response to its conditions but had not received one.
· Regulation
- Iran Says U.S. Claims of Ongoing Talks and Qatar Meetings Are Lies
Iran says it is still waiting for a clear U.S. response to conditions it presented.
· Regulation
- Kraken Adds Free Recurring ACH Deposits for Eligible U.S. Customers Outside Maine and N.Y.
Customers can choose an amount and schedule, pause deposits or cancel at least three business days before a scheduled debit.
· Business
- AEVEX Wins IDIQ Contract With a Ceiling of Nearly $400 Million
The Nov. 10 announcement did not name the U.S. customer or the awarding agency.
· Business
- Iraq Says U.S. Understanding Could Clear Oil Tankers Through Hormuz
Foreign Minister Fuad Hussein described an informal arrangement for a route near Oman. Its terms remain undisclosed, and Washington has not publicly confirmed it.
· Investing
- Trump Says Iran War Is Militarily Over, U.S. Ready to Intervene Again
Speaking at the White House, Trump said the United States was maintaining the status quo and made no guarantees.
· Regulation
- Bitcoin Mining Sites May Gain Value If U.S. Limits New Data Centers
Fully leased AI data centers are valued at about $27 million per megawatt, compared with less than $3 million per megawatt for publicly traded miners with powered capacity still unleased.
· Business
- U.S. Accepts Iran Keeping 3.67%-Enriched Uranium in Country
Washington wants Iran's separate stockpile enriched to 60% reduced; the scope of any inspector mission remains unset.
· Regulation
- Iran's President Says Supreme Leader Ordered End to U.S. Standoff
Pezeshkian said Iran is willing to negotiate but will not accept coercion or bullying.
· Regulation
- Qatari Official Disputes U.S.-Iran Plan Details as Talks Continue
Two diplomatic sources claimed Iran had approved a plan to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and appeared to have dropped demands to control it and charge tolls.
· Regulation
- US and Iran Weigh $8 Billion Deal to Reopen Strait of Hormuz
The proposal would link reopening the strait with a release of frozen Iranian funds and a halt to attacks on Gulf shipping.
· Regulation
- Trump's Scheduled Meeting With Qatar's Prime Minister Puts Iran Talks in Focus
Qatar's prime minister said mediation was continuing. Vice President Vance has been involved in efforts to reach a cease-fire and restart nuclear talks.
· Regulation
- Cannae Scheduled Q3 Results Release After Monday, Nov. 9 Market Close
The company also scheduled a 5 p.m. ET (22:00 UTC) call that day to discuss the results.
· Business
- Estimated Cargo Theft Losses Rise 12% to $230 Million in U.S. and Canada in Q3
Cases with recorded values averaged $450,000, and 19 third-quarter thefts were valued above $1 million. Separately, a $11.4 million NVIDIA shipment vanished after pickup in Oakland.
· Business
- Blockchain Association Urges U.S. Crypto Rules to Protect Consumers
The group says laws should reflect technological change, support crypto builders and strengthen public trust.
· Regulation
- He Lifeng and U.S. Officials Discuss Economic and Trade Issues in Video Call
China raised concerns over U.S. economic and trade restrictions, while both sides agreed to continue cooperation and manage differences.
· Regulation
- BitGo Launches Regulated Custody Services for Individual Investors
The offering gives individual investors an alternative to exchange custody and self-custody.
· Business
- Bill Pulte Says Work Is Underway to Expand Title Insurance Pilot Nationwide
He tied the effort to a presidential executive order.
· Regulation
- Federal Reserve Releases Figures Showing September Credit Rose $27.84 Billion
The increase followed a revised $8.19 billion gain in August. Consumer credit grew at a 4.2% annualized rate in the third quarter.
· Investing