PayPal Knows Your Pants Size—and Will Share It With Marketers (wsj)
Michael Burry Is Betting the House on Chinese Stocks and This Billionaire Investor Is Too. Should You Follow Them? (fool)
The Intelligent Investor Is Still Worth Reading 75 Years Later (bloomberg)
Star Chinese fund manager bets on Alibaba, liquor stocks (scmp)
China schedules meeting expected to reveal fiscal stimulus details (cnbc)
Inflation Has Cooled, but Americans Are Still Seething Over Prices (wsj)
Boeing Workers Want the Pension Plan Restarted. It Won’t Happen. (barrons)
Centene Earnings Are Another Win for Health Insurer Stocks. What to Know. (barrons)
Deckers Outdoor Stock Jumps 14% After Guidance Hike. How Hoka, Ugg Are Boosting Sales. (barrons)
Nomad’s Brass polishes up to give diners a glimpse of NYC’s golden age (nypost)
The Pro Golfer Hitting His Prime—at 52 Years Old (wsj)
Keurig Dr Pepper to Buy Energy-Drink Maker Ghost for Over $1 Billion (wsj)
Hermes Sales Continue to Grow Despite Wider Luxury Slowdown (wsj)
Intel Wins Fight to Scrap $1.14 Billion EU Antitrust Fine in Long-Running Case (wsj)
What Are ‘Mansion Taxes’ and Why Do Real-Estate Pros Hate Them So Much? (wsj)
Americans Who Want to Do Business in China Need to Meet This Man (wsj)
The former president has repeatedly praised a period in American history when there was no income tax, and the country relied on tariffs to fund the government. (nytimes)
Xi’s Stimulus Package Met With Wall of Skepticism in Washington (bloomberg)
Here Are 5 Industries With the Most at Stake in Presidential Election (bloomberg)
Elon Musk’s Dream of a Drive-In Movie Diner With EV Charging Is Taking Shape (bloomberg)
Tim Cook got his first job at age 12 to save for college: ‘Everybody was expected to work in my family’ (cnbc)
Hong Kong stocks rise to pare weekly loss as China growth prospects brighten (scmp)
Tech boom forces US funds to dump shares to avoid breach of tax rules (ft)
The EU Court of Justice, Europe’s top court, ruled on Thursday in favour of Intel ending a nearly two-decade-long fight between the U.S. chipmaker and EU regulators who had said it had tried to thwart a rival. (reuters)
Boeing Workers Reject a $23,000 Raise. What Comes Next. (barrons)
Starbucks’ Dividend Hike Is a Vote of Confidence in the Stock (barrons)
Apple’s Most Disruptive Product in Years Launches Next Week. This Number Shows Why It Won’t Move the Stock. (barrons)
Europe’s Rate Cuts Will Lift Stocks. Where to Find Value. (barrons)
This massive flooring company says the housing market will get better — next year (marketwatch)
United Parcel Service Stock Is Up Because the Bottom Is In (barrons)
After resisting calls to intervene, Beijing has made a sudden U-turn. But will the package be enough to get the economy back on track? (ft)
Jacobson noted some of the company’s third-quarter outperformance was assisted by the automaker pulling ahead some truck production from the fourth quarter, which represented a $400 million boost in adjusted earnings. (cnbc)
Opinion: The stock market is ready for its melt-up as investors ignore growing risks (marketwatch)
The Wall Street Veteran Leading Disney’s Search for Iger’s Replacement (wsj)
Tim Cook on Why Apple’s Huge Bets Will Pay Off (wsj)
China’s Capital Inflow Jumps in September as Firms Shift to Yuan (bloomberg)
China’s home sales gain momentum as stimulus repairs confidence (scmp)
Mainland Investors Cheer Loan Prime Rate Cut (chinalastnight)
Chinese share buybacks hit record high as Beijing steps up support (ft)
In September, incentive spending rose modestly to 7.3% of the average transaction price ($3,522), according to the latest measure from Kelley Blue Book, up from 7.2% in August and well above the 4.8% reported one year ago. At this time in 2019, the market saw incentives at 10.3% of the average transaction price, suggesting there is still room to go if the going gets tough. (coxautoinc)
Intel delivers first Panther Lake CPU sample to Lenovo amid security review claims from China (technode)
