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CNBC Daily Open: A rough and historically atypical November for U.S. stocks
With approximately just 3 hours of trading left for the month, major U.S. indexes are looking to end November in the red, based on CNBC calculations. Source link
Asia-Pacific stocks set for softer open as Tokyo inflation runs hotter than expected
Traders in Asia will assess key economic data, including inflation data from Tokyo and India’s GDP for its fiscal second quarter, ending September. Source link
SEC investigates Jefferies over First Brands collapse, report says
The FT said the SEC is looking into whether Jefferies gave investors enough information on their exposure to the failed auto business. Source link
Putin breaks his silence on Ukraine peace plan, says Moscow ready for 'serious' talks
Russian President Vladimir Putin said the outlines of a draft peace plan agreed by the U.S. and Ukraine could become the basis of a deal to end the war. Source link
TikTok-fueled K-beauty boom triggers a retail race in the U.S.
K-beauty has vaulted into the American mainstream, driven by TikTok and younger, more diverse shoppers. Retailers from Ulta to Walmart are racing to cash in. Source link
Saba Capital activist Boaz Weinstein calls for removal of Baillie Gifford-run tech investment trust’s entire board
Activist hedge fund manager Boaz Weinstein wants to replace the entire board of Baillie Gifford’s EWI trust. Source link
Apple is challenging India's anti-trust body over a potential $38 billion fine
Apple filed a lawsuit against the Competition Commission of India over how the body uses global turnover when calculating fines. Source link
Alibaba's AI glasses to rival Meta go on sale for $500
Alibaba, like other tech giants such as Meta, are betting that smart glasses could be the next big consumer device after the smartphone. Source link
Puma shares pop 13% after report China's Anta Sports is looking to buy the sportswear giant
China’s Anta Sports is among a number of firms looking to buy the German athletic brand, according to a media report. Source link
Chinese firms rush to pledge millions in fire rescue as Hong Kong fire death toll climbs to 55
Chinese entrepreneurs have ramped up their charitable commitments in recent years to heed Beijing’s call to put social responsibility before profits. Source link