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* Amazon shattered Q3 earnings expectations with $1.95 EPS on revenue of $180.2 billion, beating analyst forecasts. * The company's critical cloud division, Amazon Web Services (AWS), also surpassed expectations with $33.01 billion in revenue. * Following the news, Amazon (AMZN) stock surged more than 9%, signaling strong
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* Netflix's Board of Directors has approved a massive ten-for-one forward stock split. * The primary goal is to lower the per-share price, making stock options more accessible for company employees. * Shareholders of record as of November 10, 2025, will receive nine additional shares for each share they hold. * Split-adjusted
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* The Nasdaq Composite led the market downturn, falling 1.57%, as major tech stocks faced a significant sell-off. * Meta and Microsoft shares declined despite reporting better-than-expected quarterly earnings, primarily due to forecasts of increased future spending on AI and infrastructure. * Alphabet defied the trend, with its stock jumping over 7%
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* High-Stakes Earnings: MercadoLibre is set to report its third-quarter earnings on October 29, with its stock already up a staggering 33% this year, creating immense pressure to deliver. * The Core Conflict: Investors are laser-focused on whether the company's booming fintech and credit operations can successfully overpower the severe
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* Alphabet shattered Wall Street expectations, reporting revenue of $102.35 billion, its first time ever crossing the $100 billion quarterly mark. * Google Cloud was a standout performer, with revenue surging 35% to $15.15 billion, fueled by massive demand for artificial intelligence services. * The company's impressive net income
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* Wall Street analysts are sharply divided on ServiceNow's (NOW) future as its Q3 2025 earnings report looms. * TD Cowen is championing a 'Buy' rating with an ambitious $1,200 price target, banking on strong AI adoption and federal contracts. * In a stunning counter-opinion, Guggenheim has reiterated