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Europe’s slow and steady approach to AI could be its edge
Grid congestion and tough sustainability regulations are barriers to a rapid AI built-out, but these challenges benefit Europe in the long-run. Source link
CNBC's Inside India newsletter: Tricky labor reset — balancing business interests with worker welfare
India rolled out its second big reform in the span of less than 90 days, as it looks to attract investment amid continued pressure from U.S. tariffs Source link
CNBC Daily Open: Thanksgiving cheer comes a day early for U.S. markets
Thanksgiving in the U.S. takes place on Thursday stateside, but the feasting might have begun a day early for investors. Source link
European markets head for lackluster open as investors take a breath
European markets are expected to see a lackluster mixed open on Thursday as investors take stock of the regional and global economic outlook. Source link
China industrial profits drop 5.5% in October, worst performance in five months
While manufacturers find some relief from the trade pact, weak domestic demand and uncertainties in global trade continue to cast a shadow over the outlook. Source link
CNBC Daily Open: An early Thanksgiving celebration in U.S. markets
Thanksgiving in the U.S. takes place on Thursday stateside, but the feasting might have begun a day early for investors. Source link
Asia-Pacific markets set to open mixed after Wall Street gains as tech extends rebound
Overnight, shares of artificial intelligence player Oracle boosted major U.S. averages after Deutsche Bank reaffirmed its bullish stance on the name. Source link
Why Medicare price negotiations matter for Novo Nordisk, AstraZeneca, and other European pharma companies
Pharma companies are facing pricing pressure from several directions, including from the U.S. Medicare negotiations Source link
Judge dismisses Trump election interference racketeering case in Georgia
Fulton County Superior Court Judge Scott McAfee’s ruling ends the final case against Trump that remained unresolved after he returned to the White House. Source link
Apple iPhone shipments to beat Samsung for the first time in 14 years, report says
Apple’s success is being driven by its iPhone 17 series launched in September. Source link