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- South Korea’s Parliament Votes to End Martial Law Hours After President Declared Move
Plus: The Labor Department said job openings in the U.S. increased in October. Microsoft faces a $1.27 billion antitrust lawsuit in the U.K. J.R. Whalen reports.
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3 min - Delaware Judge Again Rejects Elon Musk’s Tesla Pay Package
Plus: BlackRock agrees to buy private credit manager HPS Investment Partners as it continues to boost its alternative asset pile. And Ukraine’s president signals an openness to ending the war with Russia in exchange for NATO membership. Luke Vargas hosts.
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3 min - S&P 500, Nasdaq Climb to New Records
Plus: Super Micro Computer shares rise after the company said a review of its accounting hadn't supported claims made by former auditor Ernst & Young. MicroStrategy said it bought 15,400 bitcoins for cash last week, and holds more than $38 billion worth of the cryptocurrency. J.R. Whalen reports.
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3 min - Hunter Biden Pardon Draws Criticism From GOP and Democrats
Plus: U.S. manufacturing activity contracted in November for an eighth straight month. Some U.S. steelmakers support President-elect Donald Trump’s proposed tariffs on Canada and Mexico. J.R. Whalen reports.
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3 min - Biden Administration Issues New China Chip Restrictions
Plus: Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares resigns. And, Black Friday spending suggests a robust start to the holiday shopping season. Kate Bullivant hosts.
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4 min - Dell and HP Shares Take a Tumble
Plus: Urban Outfitters sales rise ahead of management expectations. And, Starbucks hits record U.S. sales on Red Cup Day. Charlotte Gartenberg reports.
Programming note: Minute Briefing will be off for the Thanksgiving holiday and will return on Monday morning.
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3 min - Jobless Claims Lowest In Over Six Months
Plus: China releases three Americans in U.S.-China prisoner swap. And, a Chinese commercial vessel is suspected of sabotaging data cables in the Baltic Sea. Charlotte Gartenberg reports.
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3 min - Trump’s Economic Team Takes Shape
Plus: Shares of HP and Dell Technologies drop after both companies said consumers were proving slow to upgrade PCs. And, SoftBank plans to increase its investment in OpenAI. Luke Vargas hosts.
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3 min - U.S. Stock Markets Close Higher, Despite Tariff Threat
Plus: Federal Reserve officials discussed potentially slowing down or pausing interest-rate cuts if progress on lowering inflation stalled, according to minutes from the most recent meeting. Kohl’s shares fall after the retailer reported disappointing earnings and financial projections. J.R. Whalen reports.
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3 min - Trump’s Tariff Threat Weakens Canadian, Mexican Currencies
Plus: An obesity-drug candidate from Amgen helped patients lose 20% of their body weight in a midstage study, at the low end of expectations. Walmart plans to end some of its diversity programs under pressure from a conservative activist. J.R. Whalen reports.
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