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Online Black Friday shopping hits all-time high

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‘Zootopia 2’ Goes Wild at the Worldwide Box Office

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Trump frees former GPB Capital CEO after Biden era Ponzi sentence

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OPEC+ Sticks With Plan to Pause Supply Increases, Delegates Say

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OPEC+ to Agree on Mechanism for Closely-Watched Capacity Review

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Italy’s Borromeo Family Lists Islands in Bid to Rival Lake Como

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White House's Hassett says 'happy to serve' if chosen as Fed chair

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US Options Market Grapples With ‘Concentration Risk’ in Clearing

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'I don't know if we'll get that Santa rally'

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OPEC+ set to hold oil output policy steady, sources say

11.
Who deserves to win Company of the Year?

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Final month of 2025 kicks off: What to watch this week

13.
Hondurans Vote in an Election Trump is Trying to Influence

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To Bond Investors, Some Emerging Markets Look Safer Than the US

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Tories urge financial regulator to investigate Reeves and Treasury over Budget build-up

16.
America Loves a $13 Lunch Bowl. Don’t Bet Against It.

17.
Silicon Valley’s Man in the White House Is Benefiting Himself and His Friends

18.
Two Retail Chiefs Take Stock of a Make-or-Break Holiday Shopping Season

19.
Global Stock Leaderboards Are Ruled by Europe in Rare Dominance

20.
Hong Kong Acts to Quell Public Anger After Deadly Building Fire

21.
Is America Heading for a Debt Crisis? Look Abroad for Answers

22.
China's factory activity shrinks again in November, services activity cools

23.
Chinese Factory Activity Slump Reaches Longest Stretch on Record

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China's factory activity shrinks for eighth month in November, PMI shows

25.
Wall Street Predicts Rebound in Indian Markets After Tough Year

26.
Japan’s Finance Minister Says FX Moves Not Based on Fundamentals

27.
Mali Frees Detained Barrick Staff After Deal to End Mine Dispute

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Colleen Jones, Curling Champion and Broadcaster, Dies at 65

29.
AI helps drive record $11.8 billion in Black Friday online spending

30.
Taking Social Security at 62 is a hot topic. Experts weigh in.

31.
Italy Followed Rules on Monte Paschi-Mediobanca Deal: Official

32.
Tesla’s Cybertruck is turning 2. It’s been a big flop.

33.
16 software stocks for investors sifting through the bargain bin

34.
Lower Bonuses Await US Corporate Debt Traders: Credit Weekly

35.
France’s Macron to Meet Zelenskiy for Talks on US Peace Plan

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Shoppers spend billions on Black Friday despite economic uncertainty

37.
ChatGPT was unveiled 3 years ago. The scorecard is remarkable.

38.
Shoppers, Drawn by Steep Discounts, Power Through Black Friday

39.
South Africa’s ‘Everything Rally’ Hinges on Economic Promises

40.
China to Inspect High-Rise Blocks for Risks After Hong Kong Fire

41.
N.Y. Law Could Set Stage for A.I. Regulation’s Next ‘Big Battleground’

42.
Cyclone Ditwah Kills 123 in Sri Lanka’s Worst Flood in 20 Years

43.
Malaysia Energy Hub Tied to King Eyes $35 Billion in Investments

44.
Deadly Hong Kong Fire is a Test of Beijing’s Rule in the City

45.
EDF Wants Builders to Cooperate to Curb New French Reactor Costs

46.
Starmer Girds for Six-Month Fight to Save His Premiership

47.
New Fortress Gets Tentative OK for $3 Billion Puerto Rico Deal

48.
F.D.A. Attributes 10 Children’s Deaths to Covid Vaccines

49.
Brazil Judge Frees Banco Master’s Vorcaro With Ankle Monitor

50.
Trump to Pardon Ex-Honduras Leader Convicted of Drug Trafficking

51.
Human Made Seeks Growth Beyond China as Tensions With Japan Rise

52.
China’s Robotics Stocks Face Investor Scrutiny Over Bubble Fears

53.
Worldwide Markets Roiled by Data-Center Snafu in Chicago Suburb

54.
Airbus Orders Software Update for A320 Jets

55.
Nigeria’s Cardoso Opens Door to Resuming Rate Cuts in 2026

56.
The Score: Campbell’s, Kohl’s, Alphabet and More Stocks That Defined the Week

57.
Homebuyers score record discounts as sellers slash prices nationwide

58.
Airbus requests immediate modifications to thousands of aircraft

59.
Markets Defy CME, AI Stress in Everything Rally

60.
Nasdaq closes higher, but notches losing month despite Thanksgiving week rally

61.
Wall Street edges higher in thin post-holiday trade

62.
Late Rally Pushes Stocks Back Near Record High

63.
Stocks cap off November with five-day winning streak

64.
Experts warn wave of job losses already underway

65.
Gold clinches 4th straight monthly gain, closes in on record high

66.
US stocks rose for 5th straight day to cap a rocky month

67.
Simon Jack: Businesses left asking – what happened to growth?

68.
Gupta Says He Doesn’t Know Where Trafigura’s Nickel Millions Are

69.
South Africa Corn Crop Rises to Second Largest on Record on Rain

70.
Brazil’s Raizen Cut to Junk by Moody’s on Worsening Debt Metrics

71.
Rebound in Global Tech Stocks Extends, Lifting Markets in Asia

72.
'New bull market': Wall Street shoots high for stocks in 2026

73.
Nasdaq Seeks to Boost Trading Cap for Options on Top Bitcoin ETF

74.
Inside the ‘Trust Reveal,’ Where the Superrich Pass on Generational Wealth

75.
Citi’s Messy Premium-Card Rollout Traces Back to a Sign-Up Link

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This Week’s U.S. Economic Reports + Speakers

Time (EST)	Report	Period
Monday, December 1
9:45 AM EST	S&P final U.S. manufacturing PMI	November
10:00 AM EST	ISM manufacturing	November
Wednesday, December 3
8:15 AM EST	ADP employment	November
8:30 AM EST	Import price index minus fuel	September
8:30 AM EST	Import price index (delayed report)	September
9:45 AM EST	S&P final U.S. services PMI	November
10:00 AM EST	ISM services	November
Thursday, December 4
8:30 AM EST	U.S. trade deficit	October
8:30 AM EST	Initial jobless claims	November
Friday, December 5
10:00 AM EST	Consumer sentiment (prelim)	December
3:00 PM EST	Consumer credit	October

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