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Senators Urge Trump to Reverse Diesel Deal With Putin
KLEA Finance Daily: Tuesday, October 13, 2026
Saudi giga-project slowdown frees contractors for Expo
Asian Stocks Rise on Fed Rate Signal, Oil Gains: Markets Wrap
Bank of America Fined More Than $1.2 Billion for Money-Laundering
F.B.I. Arrests OpenAI Employee Accused of Planting Bug in Office
Trump administration to expand a Delek Texas refinery using Defense Production Act
Aramco Headquarters Hit as Houthi Missiles Strike Saudi Arabia
Premier Inn owner urges investors to resist pressure from activist hedge fund
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Kiwi Exodus to Australia Hits 13-Year High Ahead of Election
Chinese Companies Seek Overseas Growth Amid Domestic Demand Challenges
Home of London’s oldest restaurant, Rules, given to National Trust
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Bank of America Pays $1.8 Billion Fine for Lax Money-Laundering Oversight
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Jim Cramer Advises Caution on Newly Public AI Infrastructure Company
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SBS Launches World's First Sovereign AI Platform for Banking
Glencore Set for ASX Debut in Test of Mining Giant’s Allure
Ethereum Foundation Transfers $11 Million in Ether to Kraken Exchange
US top diplomat Marco Rubio to visit India and Uzbekistan this month
Fed’s Lisa Cook Puts Off White House Hearing Over Trump’s Allegations
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National Bank of Bahrain Partners with TerraPay to Enhance Cross-Border Payments
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Saudi OpenAI engineer arrested by FBI for planting covert recording device, US DOJ says
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Apple’s HomeView brings personalized Siri to smart home, takes on Amazon and Google
S&P revises Brinker outlook to positive on traffic growth and lower debt
AT&T sells Mexican unit to Televisa and Fintech Holdings for $2 billion
Lawyer for Fed’s Cook denounces Trump’s latest attempt to remove her
Albertsons Just Slapped a For Sale Sign on Itself—Again
Major US Power Grids Strain Under Heat During Peak Repair Season
Fed's Collins Says Rates Will Likely Need to Rise More
Goldman Sachs Raises Concerns Over European Gas Prices Amid Low Inventories
Dollar Weakens Ahead of U.S. CPI Report as Oil Prices Rise
Gold prices mixed amid weaker dollar and subdued oil, focus now on U.S. CPI data
NYT, Economist among publishers joining coalition to curb unpaid AI use
World stocks dip on AI spending concerns; Brent settles lower
Anthropic warns AI models may soon self-replicate and could wreak havoc on the web
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Morgan Stanley Raises Brent Crude Price Forecast to $105 Amid High Freight Costs
Legacy Carmakers Risk Losing Mass Market to Chinese Rivals
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Saudi OpenAI engineer arrested by FBI over hidden recording device, US DOJ says
Harbour Island Acquisition prices $100M IPO on Nasdaq
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NYC Horse Carriages Set to Be Banned in 2028 After Deal
Ancora in Push for UK’s Big Yellow Group to Explore Sale
Saudi National Employed by OpenAI Arrested for Planting Recording Device in Office
United Airlines Alters Frequent Flyer Program for 2027
Lawyer for Fed Governor Cook Denounces Trump’s New Investigation
Honda to Debut Supersized Eight-Seat SUV for Premium Buyers
How TDK plans to save its factories from Japan’s population crisis
US indicts Saudi employee of OpenAI for allegedly bugging its offices
AT&T sells Mexico unit to Televisa, Fintech for $2 billion
Aramco Headquarters Hit During Houthi Attack on Saudi Arabia
Higher Rates Turbocharge Lending Income for Biggest US Banks
Bull Market Has Room to Run, Says Truist's Keith Lerner
Oil Prices Mixed Amid Geopolitical Tensions and Supply Concerns
OpenAI employee arrested by FBI over hidden listening device, company says
UBS Projects 28% Earnings Growth for S&P 500 in Q3 Driven by AI and Cyclical Demand
UBS has forecasted a significant earnings per share growth of approximately 28% for S&P 500 companies in the third quarter of 2026, attributing this optimism to rising artificial intelligence (AI) spending, robust cyclical demand, and resilient consumer behavior. The bank anticipates that AI-related expenditures will surge by over 80% this year, reaching around $900 billion, with semiconductor firms expected to contribute nearly half of the earnings growth for the index during this period.
Despite a recent downturn in technology stocks and a nearly 3% drop in the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index, UBS remains confident that the upcoming earnings season will provide a boost to US equities. The bank highlights that hyperscaler cloud revenue is projected to grow by close to 60% year-on-year in the quarter, indicating a strong demand for cloud services and AI applications.
While higher energy costs pose challenges for freight-dependent retailers and travel companies, UBS believes the overall impact on profits will be limited. The bank also notes that the labor market remains strong, with initial jobless claims at multi-decade lows, which should support consumer spending. Additionally, UBS considers the rising borrowing costs manageable, as most non-financial S&P 500 companies have long-term debt maturities, mitigating the immediate effects of increased interest rates.
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