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Bitcoin fell to about $62,000 on Sunday, its lowest since July, as $2 billion in leveraged liquidations and ETF outflows deepened a 23% drop from Nov. 4.

Anthropic will price its IPO Wednesday at $70-$78 a share, with ANT trading on Nasdaq Thursday at a valuation cut from $2 trillion to about $1.2 trillion.

Nvidia reports fiscal third-quarter results Tuesday after the close, with Jensen Huang gone as CEO and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent pressing the board over China chip sales.

Hancock Whitney (HWC) stock fell 10% after agreeing a $3.2B all-stock deal for Trustmark, which gives Trustmark holders 35% of the combined bank.

Richemont shares opened about 4% lower after Q2 jewelry sales rose 14%, short of the 16% expected, as a Middle East slowdown weighed on the luxury sector.

Brent crude (BZ=F) is down 2.4% this week near $95, after last week's 16% drop, as Iran's clerics weigh leaving the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty.

Brent crude (BZ=F) jumped 3.3% to $95.82 after Yemen's Houthis claimed attacks on Saudi oil pipeline sites, then held near $95.41 on Friday.

CoreWeave fell about 10% and Nebius about 12% on Nov. 12 as AI stocks sold off with Nvidia after its CEO exit and Nebius guidance stoked capex fears.

Modine (MOD) stock jumped 27% to above $135 from a $106.10 close after reports that Samsung is weighing a takeover bid. No deal has been announced yet.

Modine Manufacturing shares rose about 26% on Friday after Bloomberg reported that Samsung Electronics is in talks to acquire the data-center cooling maker.

Cerebras (CBRS) shares jumped as much as 13% after record Q3 2026 core revenue of about $231M, a raised 2026 outlook and a new Microsoft cloud customer deal.

Kospi (^KS11) fell 1% after reversing from a 5,500 high as Nvidia's CEO exit hit chip stocks, SK Hynix lost 3% and foreign investors sold over 550B won.

Take-Two shares fell 2% after Bank of America set a $1.9 billion opening-weekend bar for Grand Theft Auto VI, which launches November 19 on PS5 and Xbox.

Circle (CRCL) stock fell 5% to close at $63.82 after layoffs and an 8% drop in reserve income, as Coinbase and big banks push into stablecoins.

Kospi gave up a 3% chip-led surge above 5,500 to close down 1% at 5,290, as Samsung and SK Hynix reversed their opening gains in Seoul on Friday.

US envoys Witkoff and Kushner pressed Putin to admit Europe to Ukraine talks as Russia and Kyiv agreed a prisoner swap, with no ceasefire and Ust-Luga hit.

Brent crude (BZ=F) holds near $95 and is on track for a 2.4% weekly drop after Iran claimed it destroyed a US radar in Bahrain, a claim still unconfirmed.

Xi Jinping said Taiwan reunification must be achieved as Taipei rejected talks, 29 Chinese aircraft joined warships on patrol and the G7 warned Beijing.

Global Payments (GPN) stock slid 12% to about $88 after CD&R and GTCR dropped a roughly $26B buyout over financing doubts, ending the takeover talks.

Applied Materials (AMAT) posted record fiscal Q4 revenue of $10.4B, up 53%, and guided Q1 to $11.1B on AI chip demand, but shares slipped after hours.

Mercedes-Benz (MBG.DE) stock fell 1.8% after it froze German spending and warned it may shut two plants, as union talks on €800M in savings stall.