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With December hike odds near 80% and the 10-year yield above 4.8%, homebuyers and homebuilder investors face a decision point that will not wait.

Three markets moved on the Democratic sweep overnight. Only one is reading the result correctly.

With the separation into two independent businesses targeted for early 2027, investors need to decide whether they want the beverages or the coffee.

With the $20 billion run-rate goal in sight and three straight selloffs, Q3 tests whether optical growth can justify a premium multiple.

Three earnings reports spanning cloud capex, an aerospace turnaround, and AWS acceleration will set the tone for markets through Friday.

All four report as the Fed decides and Q3 GDP lands, with Meta’s capex bill still fresh.

CB is up about 5% in a week heading into Tuesday’s release, leaving little cushion if catastrophe losses or the accident-year ratio disappoint.

Fannie Mae’s sharp forecast revision reshapes the math for buyers, refinancers, and homebuilder stocks.

Energy recovery devices can cut reverse osmosis power use by up to 60%. One U.S. supplier just signed a third major contract in weeks.

European shares and the euro are under pressure as the ECB publishes what the Governing Council argued behind closed doors.