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CNBC Daily Open: Netflix holds its own even as other media companies rethink their strategy
Even as the streaming giant’s earnings stumbled during that period, Netflix is still showing other media companies how it’s done. Source link
Barclays announces surprise $670 million share buyback
The British lender reported its third quarter earnings on Wednesday. Source link
CNBC's UK Exchange newsletter: Curtain falls on the era of big UK conglomerates
Smiths Group, the FTSE-100 engineering conglomerate, announced that it would be demerging or selling some of its companies, marking the end of an era. Source link
Over 800 public figures, including Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak and Virgin's Richard Branson urge AI ‘superintelligence’ ban
A group of prominent figures, including artificial intelligence heavyweights, have called for an end to efforts to create ‘superintelligence.’ Source link
India to reduce Russian oil purchases, U.S. to slash tariffs as they reportedly near a trade deal
The India-U.S. trade talks collapsed earlier this year with New Delhi not agreeing to widen market access into its vast agricultural and dairy sectors. Source link
Netflix ‘all in’ on leveraging AI as the tech creeps into entertainment industry
Netflix is “all in” on leveraging generative artificial intelligence on its streaming platform, the company said. Source link
Samsung and Google attempt to one-up Apple with AI-powered headset
Samsung and Google see the Galaxy XR as a stepping stone to AI glasses they plan to launch in the future. Source link
CNBC Daily Open: Netflix shows how it's done despite earnings miss
Even as the streaming giant’s earnings stumbled during that period, Netflix is still showing other media companies how it’s done. Source link
Asia markets trade mixed as Japan’s new PM takes office and exports miss forecasts
Investors will focus on Japan’s new government and key export data out of Tokyo. Source link
Japan exports in September rebound after four straight months of declines, but miss estimates
Japanese exports in September snapped four months of declines, climbing 4.2% year on year, as shipments to Asia saw robust growth. Source link