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AFT and public-service borrowers sued on October 30. The original complaint, the duplicate-request caveat in backlog data and what buyback rules actually say.
Read the story ↗FinCEN’s October 30 alert covers reported payments from 2021–2025. What the figure means, how foreign-agent-directed transfers work and why suspicion is not proof.
Reddit reported $895 million in quarterly revenue, but U.S. daily active uniques fell 2%. The results explain its focus on advertising and logged-in users.
Binance begins its phased withdrawal restart after the multibillion-dollar theft. Reopened access, replacement funding and recovered assets remain distinct milestones.
Intel closed October 30 at $65.76, down 28.58%. Its Q3 growth, weaker Q4 forecast and new factory-disruption disclosure explain the earnings story.
Amazon’s Q3 2026 report pairs strong AWS growth with $42.4 billion in trailing-year free cash outflow. Why profit and cash tell different stories.
A new lawsuit challenges the Education Department’s handling of expanded closed school loan relief. The filing, eligibility dates and unresolved questions.
The FTC seeks records from nine companies on data-driven prices and worker pay. What the October 28 orders ask—and what they do not prove.
Roblox reported $1.572 billion in Q3 revenue and $1.697 billion in bookings. Here is why the metrics diverged and what its holiday outlook signals.
Alphabet’s Class A shares fell 12.6% on October 29. Nasdaq closing data, Google Cloud growth and negative free cash flow explain the earnings reaction.
Microsoft priced $25 billion of senior unsecured notes on October 29, with closing expected November 4. How the financing fits its latest Azure results.
Logan and Musalem argued for more tightening on October 30 after the Fed’s 3.75%–4% hold. Their views, the inflation data and what remains undecided.
The adjustment begins with January benefits, while higher SSI payments start December 31.
The Michigan survey’s final reading masks a drop in views of current conditions and a rise in expectations.
The FTC warns about a phone-deactivation impersonation scam. Here is how to break the caller’s verification trap and what to do if you already paid or shared information.
The FTC’s latest franchise alert puts the disclosure document at the center of a buying decision.
The FTC’s enrollment-season alert explains how official-looking websites can send consumers to the wrong place.
