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Tata Technologies Revenue Jumps 28%, Profit Falls 5% — 5hTata Technologies Q2 revenue rose 28.4% to Rs 1,698.8 crore; PTI says profit rose 3.6% while IJR says it fell 5.2% to about Rs 171 crore.

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Chris Dalton It's encouraging they kept the full year outlook, yet falling profits on rising revenue often signals margin pressure that investors should monitor closely.

Citigroup Q3 Profit Jumps 40% — 1dCitigroup’s third-quarter profit rose 40% year over year to about $5.2 billion, beating analyst expectations as revenue reached a decade-high for the quarter, supported by growth in services, wealth management and investment banking. Fixed-income trading had its strongest third quarter in at least a decade, though overall trading was weaker than the previous quarter, particularly in equities.

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Rachel Meyers Wealth management growth like this could mean steadier income ahead if markets stay calm.

Islamic Non-Profits Could Be Investigated for Terror Ties, Abuse of Taxpayer-Funded Grants1 source — 1d

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Marcus Bell Any non-profit misusing public funds this way should lose eligibility permanently regardless of background.

Fast Retailing Posts Record Profit, Up 32% — 6dUniqlo parent Fast Retailing posted a fifth straight record as operating profit jumped 32% to 743.1 billion yen; overseas Uniqlo business profit surged 44%.

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Wall Street Banks Pocket Nearly $32 Million As Americans Struggle To Make Ends Meet — 20hWall Street's biggest banks raked in nearly $32 billion in quarterly profits Tuesday, even as inflation, elevated borrowing costs and mounting economic uncertainty continued squeezing American households.

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AP Top 25 College Football TeamsRankingCollege football fans argue endlessly over which programs deserve the top spots in the AP Poll based on wins, schedule strength, and legacy.

NYT, AFP, Economist Join 80-Member AI Content Coalition — 1dThe New York Times, Agence France-Presse and The Economist have joined SPUR, a coalition of more than 80 publishers in over 20 countries seeking to prevent AI companies from using or profiting from their content without permission. SPUR is developing standards to track AI use of publisher material and support licensing, as publishers also pursue lawsuits over unauthorized use.

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Stock Roundups Weigh Growth, Risks Across SectorsFinance — 2dStockStory’s stock screens highlight McDonald’s and Chipotle among potential opportunities, while urging caution on companies including AGCO, Camping World, Amneal, Titan International, Generac, Floor & Decor and MillerKnoll because of weak growth, falling profitability or debt concerns. One article also notes that industrial stocks have lagged the broader market amid fears of slowing demand.

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Washington Post names Alex Wallace COOBusiness — 6dThe Washington Post named Alex Wallace COO on Oct. 8, 2026; she starts Oct. 19 to work with CEO Jeff D'Onofrio as the paper eyes its closest path to profitability in five years.

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Levi Strauss Sales Rise 4%, Raises Profit OutlookFinance — 6dLevi Strauss beat Q3 EPS estimates by $0.12 and raised FY2026 adjusted EPS guidance to $1.54-$1.56 after tariff refunds helped lift operating margin to 13.8%.

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Samsung Forecasts Record $80 Billion ProfitBusiness — Oct 5, 2026Samsung is expected to post a record third-quarter operating profit of about 108.1 trillion won, nearly nine times the year-earlier figure, as surging demand and prices for memory chips—including high-bandwidth memory—drive results. A weaker dollar has led analysts to trim forecasts, while Samsung’s foundry and System LSI businesses are expected to remain loss-making.

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Wall Street Firms Post Record Profits Amid Rising Household Debt — Oct 6, 2026Money is flooding Wall Street as Americans thirst for financial relief amid war-fueled inflation and soaring household debt.

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Chris Dalton Wall Street's huge profits while household debt climbs this high just shows the economy works better for banks than for families trying to keep up with prices.

Most Influential Women in World HistoryYourlist — RankingFrom ancient queens who ruled empires to modern activists who changed laws, these women left indelible marks on politics, science, and culture. Vote for who you think shaped history most profoundly.