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Lucid misses on revenue and earnings and borrows $1.75 billion more from Saudi Arabia
PepsiCo cuts about 1,000 North America jobs after a weak third quarter
The Children's Place files for bankruptcy owing $881 million against $742 million in assets
FTC reports $2.1 billion in US consumer losses from WhatsApp, Telegram fraud
iHeartMedia and Spirit Airlines filed for bankruptcy following extended financial distress
Microsoft offers buyouts to about 60,000 employees, 27% of its workforce
AI chip sell-off wipes $3 trillion off the S&P 500 in one session
Boeing to cut 2,500 commercial airplanes jobs in 5% workforce reduction
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Thursday, November 12, 2026
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FTC reports $2.1 billion in US consumer losses from WhatsApp, Telegram fraud
Losses were tallied through September 30 2026, with a consumer alert issued for the schemes.
Lucid misses on revenue and earnings and borrows $1.75 billion more from Saudi Arabia
Ruth Calder
PepsiCo cuts about 1,000 North America jobs after a weak third quarter
Ruth Calder
The Children's Place files for bankruptcy owing $881 million against $742 million in assets
Ruth Calder
iHeartMedia and Spirit Airlines filed for bankruptcy following extended financial distress
Ruth Calder
Microsoft offers buyouts to about 60,000 employees, 27% of its workforce
Ruth Calder
AI chip sell-off wipes $3 trillion off the S&P 500 in one session
Ruth Calder
Boeing to cut 2,500 commercial airplanes jobs in 5% workforce reduction
Ruth Calder