Tesla Posts Record Model S Deliveries in Q3
Tesla Motors reports 7,785 Model S deliveries in Q3, up 41.5 percent from a year earlier, with a net loss of 74.7 million as R&D for Model X and expansion costs weigh on earnings. Revenue hits 932 million, beating expectations despite higher costs.
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Private employers add 230000 jobs in October says ADP
ADP reports October private sector payrolls rose by 230000, with September up by 12000 to 225000. Mid-sized firms added 122000, large firms 500+ only 5000 as construction gained 28000 and manufacturing fell to 15000 while service providers added 181000. The unemployment rate is forecast at 5.9 percent.
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Saudi Arabia cuts prices destabilizing OPEC unity
Saudi Arabia unilaterally trimmed oil prices to the United States, challenging OPEC cohesion as members clash over ideal price levels. The move risks keeping global prices low, benefiting buyers while squeezing higher-cost producers like Iran and Venezuela, and sharpening tensions ahead of later cartel talks.
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Stocks Rise as Oil Rebounds and Politics Stabilize Markets
New York stocks hit record levels as oil prices rebound after early declines. Devon Energy led the S&P 500 with a record oil output and quarterly earnings more than doubling to 1.02 billion. Analysts note mixed signals from a divided government and long-run patterns since 1946.
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Saudis defend market share as oil prices slip and OPEC meets
Low oil prices push governments to adjust budgets while Saudi Arabia protects market share. Nigeria and other OPEC members face deficits. Qatar UAE and Kuwait stand to gain. Analysts predict fuel savings globally and modest GDP boosts in US Europe and China over the next two years.
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