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BOJ Holds Rates as Underlying Inflation Meets 2% Target for First Time Since 2013

By Norman Pearlstine

The Bank of Japan kept its policy rate at 1.25% after noting that underlying inflation aligns with its 2% target for the first time since 2013, while upgrading its inflation outlook.

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Polymarket pauses international trading after third‑party security breach

By Mitchell Landsberg

Polymarket halted trading on its international platform for about an hour on Thursday after a security incident involving third‑party provider DebugBear, promising full reimbursement to affected users.

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Amazon Shares Drop Up to 9% After Q3 Earnings Miss

By Helene Elliott

Amazon's stock slid as much as 9% in after‑hours trading after the company posted Q3 earnings below expectations and warned of a potentially lower‑than‑expected Q4 revenue outlook.

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Microsoft CFO Says Few Will Take New Voluntary Exit Offer

By Norman Pearlstine

Microsoft CFO Amy Hood expects no more than 3,000 employees to accept the latest voluntary exit buyout, citing strong growth opportunities as the reason for low uptake.

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U.S. Residential Cruise Ship Halts World Voyage in Cambodia Over Fuel Costs

By Mitchell Landsberg

The MV Odyssey, marketed as a floating home, suspended its three‑year global cruise in Sihanoukville, Cambodia after fuel costs spiked, leaving 203 passengers and 156 crew stranded.

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BOJ Holds Rates as Underlying Inflation Meets 2% Target for First Time Since 2013

By Norman Pearlstine

The Bank of Japan kept its policy rate at 1.25% after noting that underlying inflation aligns with its 2% target for the first time since 2013, while upgrading its inflation outlook.

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Polymarket pauses international trading after third‑party security breach

By Mitchell Landsberg

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Amazon Shares Drop Up to 9% After Q3 Earnings Miss

By Helene Elliott

Amazon's stock slid as much as 9% in after‑hours trading after the company posted Q3 earnings below expectations and warned of a potentially lower‑than‑expected Q4 revenue outlook.

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Microsoft CFO Says Few Will Take New Voluntary Exit Offer

By Norman Pearlstine

Microsoft CFO Amy Hood expects no more than 3,000 employees to accept the latest voluntary exit buyout, citing strong growth opportunities as the reason for low uptake.

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U.S. Residential Cruise Ship Halts World Voyage in Cambodia Over Fuel Costs

By Mitchell Landsberg

The MV Odyssey, marketed as a floating home, suspended its three‑year global cruise in Sihanoukville, Cambodia after fuel costs spiked, leaving 203 passengers and 156 crew stranded.

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