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• Maga Inc, Trump's political action committee, holds roughly USD 400 million but has spent less than 1% of it on midtermAdvertisingthis year.
• Apple faces a £2 billion ($2.7 billion) lawsuit at London's Competition Appeal Tribunal brought on behalf of app developers.
• Rising Treasury yields partly reflect investor bets that R-star, a theoretical neutral interest rate, is moving structurally higher.
• Campbell's cut its quarterlyDividendby 36%, to USD 0.25 per share from USD 0.39, to accelerateDebtreduction.
• China accused other G20 members of using the forum to disguise protectionism after they criticized economies reliant on exports.
• Chinese firmsSupplysignificant portions of the transformers, switchgear, batteries and optical technology used to power U.S. AI data centers.
•Global Bondyields have climbed to multiyear highs, with US, UK, German and Japanese benchmarks all under pressure from heavyDebtissuance andInflationconcerns.
• Gold rose 2% to around USD 4,473 per ounce Thursday, rebounding from its lowest level since late August.
• A federal judge rejected the Justice Department's request to force Google to sell its AdX exchange and publisher ad server businesses.
• Japan's 10-year governmentBond Yieldsurpassed 3% this week for the first time since 1996, part of a broaderGlobal Bondsell-off.
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