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Airbus SE's warning that thousands of its A320 jets need an urgent software upgrade grounded aircraft in Australia and New Zealand on Saturday, causing travel delays....

One of the first signs of trouble arrived at 9:41 p.m. Eastern time on Thursday, when most of Wall Street was shut and traders were still enjoying the Thanksgiving holiday in the US....

Nigerian central bank Governor Olayemi Cardoso hinted that policymakers could resume interest-rate cuts next year, provided inflation continues to cool as expected....

A key measure of Canadian living standards has improved after the country's statistical agency revised up the size of the economy....

European stocks rose for a fifth month, achieving their longest streak of monthly gains since March 2024....

Syz Group Trading Head Valerie Noel says volatility can come back quickly and strongly if the Federal Reserve does not cut rates in the December meeting. She speaks to Bloomberg's Guy Johnson and Kriti Gupta on 'The Opening Trade.' (Source: Bloomberg)...

Canada's top court has ruled that investors can sue Vancouver-based Lundin Mining Corp. for failing to disclose that a rockslide took place at one of its mines in Chile, affirming when public companies must share information with shareholders....

Britain's financial regulator will look into whether there was any potential market manipulation in the Office for Budget Responsibility's early release of its budget forecasts, according to a person familiar with the situation....

Airbus SE cautioned that a large portion of its active A320 jetliner family fleet will require a software fix after a recent incident involving a Jetblue Airways Corp. airliner revealed that “intense solar radiation” could risk corrupting data that's critical to maintaining functioning flight controls....

The European Central Bank is well positioned with borrowing costs currently at the right level, according to President Christine Lagarde....

Germany's stock market is set to lure more international investors next year with the government's €500 billion infrastructure spending plan likely to buoy the economy and unlock a dealmaking boom, bankers and executives at this week's Deutsche Boerse AG's capital markets conference said....

Wall Street just delivered a sharp lesson on the cost of caution — and not even a rare trading outage was able to break the market's stride....

Retail expert Anddria Clack-Rogers Varnado says consumer spending is still holding up but the customer is reprioritizing. She speaks to Bloomberg's Paul Sweeney and Vonnie Quinn on "Bloomberg Markets." (Source: Bloomberg)...

Altice International has transferred two of its units out of the reach of its creditors, and raised new debt out of one of them, as it looks to strengthen its cash position and stabilize its finances....

When a data center cooling issue halted futures and options trading at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, it focused attention on the hidden infrastructure that's becoming ever more critical to daily life: data centers. These facilities are essential for everything from commodities trading to uploading the photos on your smartphone to the cloud....

The Chicago Mercantile Exchange restored most trading operations after an hours-long outage stemming from cooling problems at a crucial data center disrupted multiple financial markets across Asia and Europe. Volume was light given the Thanksgiving holiday. A cooling system at a data center in the Chicago area malfunctioned. Bloomberg's Adam Linton reports. (Source: Bloomberg)...

Jasmin Argyrou, Head of Global Investment Management Australia at UBS, says global equities can advance in 2026 and sees positive drivers in Europe, emerging markets and Japan. She speaks to Bloomberg's Shery Ahn and Avril Hong on 'The Asia Trade.' (Source: Bloomberg)...

Kalshi Inc. was accused in a proposed class action of illegally operating as a sports bookmaker and misleading customers about its market-making activities, the latest in a series of legal challenges facing the predictions-market firm....

The owners of Sheffield United Football Club have begun looking for new investors after a tougher-than-expected first phase....

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