Stocks fall as S&P 500 slides into correction
The S&P 500 drops 0.5 percent to 4117.37, 10.3 percent below its July peak, marking the index's 10th loss in 12 days. Dow falls 366.71 points while Nasdaq rises on big tech results. Amazon up 6.8 percent, Alphabet Meta Tesla slide. Intel up 9.3 percent supports market. Exxon and Chevron miss profits targets amid broader declines.
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Inflation stays elevated as consumer spending stays brisk
A Commerce Department reading shows September prices up 0.4 percent from August, tying August's pace and leaving annual inflation at 3.4 percent. Consumers rely on savings as income growth lags, yet spending rises 0.4 percent month over month, fueling growth while inflation remains stubborn.
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Musk turns Twitter into X amid mass layoffs and policy shifts
One year after Elon Musk took over Twitter in San Francisco he fired leadership and rebranded the site as X. Core features vanished as trust safety and moderation weakened while a leaner workforce struggled to support the platform, eroding its role as a news hub and advertiser appeal.
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Bankman-Fried testifies denies fraud in Manhattan trial
FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried, 31, portrays himself as a novice who knew little about crypto and marketing while claiming he did not defraud investors. He acknowledges mistakes as prosecutors seek to show billions missing and a costly celebrity driven campaign. Cross examines to continue into Tuesday with jury possibly delayed.
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