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JLL says support companies are clustering near major data-center projects, while average industrial asking rents rose 3.2%. The national figures still hide a split between large Class A space and older buildings.
MSCI’s third-quarter revenue reached $892 million and asset-based fees jumped 24.9%, yet free cash flow fell 8.9%, interest expense rose 45.2% and sustainability cancellations remained a weak spot.
United expects fourth-quarter revenue to rise more than 20%, yet its adjusted earnings guidance of $0.50–$1.50 per share trails the $1.76 analyst consensus as the airline assumes jet fuel at $4.80 a gallon.
Third-quarter net income reached $3.66 billion and revenue rose 12% to $12.87 billion. Shares still fell more than 4% after hours as advertising guidance and the fourth-quarter forecast disappointed investors.
Third-quarter revenue reached $1.693 billion and U.S. mortgage revenue rose 15%. Equifax nevertheless cut the midpoint of its full-year revenue guidance to $6.661 billion as high rates weighed on housing activity.
The one-day action is scheduled alongside separate Taichung mediation; Micron says it will negotiate in good faith, while the production impact remains unclear.
Copper output fell 5% to 174,900 tonnes, but the 2026 range stayed at 700,000–760,000 tonnes while diamond guidance moved to 25–28 million carats.
Net profit rose 18% to €559 million and six of eight businesses posted double-digit growth, while reported operating costs increased 7%.
Orders rose 49% and commercial-engine services revenue increased 17%, but quarterly cash flow fell and the updated forecast implies softer fourth-quarter earnings.
The hotel group will keep the HLT ticker, trade on the NYSE through November 4 and begin Nasdaq trading at the next market open. Hilton says shareholders need take no action.
The Paddy Power and Sky Bet owner says higher UK online-gambling taxes changed its cost base. The proposed restructuring spans several hubs and carries an estimated $80–90 million charge.
The European cloud group reported €24.7 million of levered free cash flow, 7.2% like-for-like revenue growth and a faster-growth target for fiscal 2027.
Revenue reached $5.7 billion and adjusted EPS was $0.60, while international growth offset weaker North America activity and shaped a 15% margin outlook.
Revenue reached $245.7 million and service revenue grew 13%, but a $103.9 million acquisition gain explains most of the increase in net income.
Braze shareholders would receive $47.50 a share in cash. The proposed acquisition is expected to close in Salesforce’s fiscal 2028, but still needs shareholder and regulatory approvals.
Revenue reached $50.0 billion and adjusted EBIT rose to $4.1 billion, but the midpoint of GM’s tightened adjusted-EPS outlook remained below the analyst estimate cited by Reuters.
All three businesses grew sales and new awards exceeded $81 billion. RTX raised adjusted sales, EPS and free-cash-flow forecasts, while quarterly cash flow fell from a strong prior-year comparison.
Magic: The Gathering topped $600 million in quarterly revenue for the first time. Revenue beat an independent estimate, while tariff refunds helped profit.
Third-quarter awards reached $16.4 billion and sales rose across all four sectors. Earnings guidance moved higher, but sales and free-cash-flow ranges were unchanged.
Amazon may buy up to 3,162,015 shares at $164.89 each; 85% of the warrant vests with qualifying purchases, while 15% depends on other milestones.
The plan spans AWS cloud and AI infrastructure, logistics, satellite broadband and Prime Video. The €4.8 billion Frankfurt allocation sits inside the headline total.
Orders rose 62.4% from a year earlier and topped US$100 billion for a second month. Electronics and cloud-infrastructure demand led the increase, but orders are not the same as completed exports.
Copper production dropped to 174,900 tonnes, yet the 2026 output range stayed intact. Cost guidance improved, De Beers’ forecast rose, and several portfolio deals remain conditional.
Group revenue grew 3.1% at constant exchange rates, while acquisitions added 0.4 points and fewer trading days cut 1.1 points. Bunzl reiterated its full-year outlook rather than raising it again.