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European stocks were higher Thursday as investors looked to earnings reports for clues on business activity and confidence in the region. Source link

China’s top leaders signaled their priorities for the next five years in a readout released Thursday at the end of a four-day meeting. Source link

American Airlines posted a smaller-than-expected loss for the third quarter. Source link

The companies’ CEOs labelled the plans “a pivotal milestone for Europe’s space industry.” Source link

Boeing has been caught in the crosshairs of U.S.-China tensions and increasingly been treated as a bargaining chip in the long-running negotiations. Source link

The Trump administration is reportedly in talks with several quantum-computing firms about government taking equity stakes in exchange for funding. Source link

The Quark AI glasses and chatbot product highlight an increasing area of focus for Alibaba — AI that is aimed at consumers. Source link

The German company is focused on creating value for customers, rather than feeding into the “hype.” Source link

Sweden’s Volvo Cars on Thursday posted stronger-than-expected third-quarter operating profit, prompting shares to rally by more than 40%. Source link

Sales declines narrowed at the group level and at Gucci, the company’s biggest brand. Source link