An Underwhelming Jobs Report Sends Stocks Higher
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WSJ's Alex Osvath reports on the Flydubai incident, noting the copilot had a prior ban for radical views. The G7 agreed to release 100 million barrels of oil to curb soaring prices, while a slow jobs report suggests the Fed may hold off on rate hikes. Additionally, New York's AG is reopening a Cornell fraternity assault case, and Paramount's acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery is set to close next week under the new Skydance name.
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Fly Dubai co-pilot ban and radicalization investigation
G7 agrees to release 100M barrels of oil and fuel
September jobs report and Fed rate hike outlook
Wage growth slowdown and midterm election implications
Market reaction: stocks rise, crude oil falls
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Republicans shift funds from NC to Kansas Senate races
NY AG takes over Cornell fraternity sexual assault case
FAA clears Boeing 737 Max software glitch as non-safety issue
Tesla Q3 sales dip but beat expectations
Paramount-WBD deal: Skydance name and CNN leadership
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