Airbnb has revised its house‑rule policy, prohibiting hosts from requiring guests to perform tasks like stripping beds or washing dishes, with the changes effective for bookings after 20 November.
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Southwest Airlines cut its 2026 profit forecast to $2.60‑$2.85 per share, citing higher fuel costs, while reporting stronger-than-expected third‑quarter earnings and a rise in average fares.
AWS researchers found that a threat actor attempted to exploit the PHP2Shell flaws on October 17, days before the public patch was released.
Anthropic's S‑1 filing reveals a struggle to secure cloud capacity from major providers while planning to spend over $750 billion on cloud contracts ahead of a planned November IPO.
Netflix stock fell more than 5% after the company beat Q3 earnings but gave a weak Q4 outlook, while co‑CEO Ted Sarandos outlined a strategy centered on originals and live events.
Elon Musk confirmed that special committees at Tesla and SpaceX are examining a possible merger, noting shareholder approval would be required.
Nvidia announced investments in four German AI startups at the Invest in Germany summit, while Chancellor Friedrich Merz called on firms to open their data to AI.
Netflix will report its next quarterly results amid a 6% staff cut, senior‑leadership turnover and a steep share decline, while analysts debate its growth path.
Elon Musk announced a plan to give one SpaceX share to every child in America, using tax‑advantaged “Trump Accounts” that the White House says now number over 70 million.
Oracle's stock fell more than half over the past year, yet 80% of analysts still recommend buying, citing strong order backlog and growth prospects.