GOP Faces Midterm Fallout, Qualcomm Weak Forecast, More
Summary
Following the midterm elections, Vice President J.D. Vance blamed the Iran conflict for GOP losses, while former Rep. Charlie Dent urged the party to return to core principles. Democrats, led by incoming Speaker Hakeem Jeffries, prioritized tackling inflation, and markets rallied as investors anticipated legislative gridlock. The episode also covers Qualcomm's disappointing forecast, Arm Holdings' earnings, and Ukraine's ongoing war funding discussions with U.S. envoys ahead of talks in Abu Dhabi.
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Vice President Vance blames Iran war for GOP losses
Trump defends Iran strike; Charlie Dent urges GOP change
Charlie Dent calls for rule of law and open markets
Democrats prioritize affordability; Jeffries to lead House
House Republican leadership race: Scalise vs. Jordan
Market rally on midterm results; Morgan Stanley analysis
Tech stocks surge; oil prices drop on Iran conflict hopes
Qualcomm earnings beat but guidance disappoints
Qualcomm shifts focus to data center gear
Analyst reaction to Qualcomm's margin profile
Arm Holdings revenue forecast in line with estimates
Ukraine and US discuss war funding and reconstruction
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