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For @Pepperstone Group CEO Tamas Szabo, trust will become increasingly important as AI reshapes trading.
In our latest conversation, he explores the parallels between financial markets and Formula One, from decisions driven by data to precision under pressure, and reflects on the lessons from our partnership.
At the heart of it all, people who care deeply about what they do, a shared pursuit of excellence and the calmness to deliver when it matters.
This episode of NYSE Live features conversations on inflation, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, consumer technology, defense innovation, and customer data intelligence.
ITR Economics' Lauren Saidel-Baker discusses factors contributing to persistent inflation and why higher oil prices are only part of the story. A Samsung executive shares insights on the company's partnership with Bark and the role smartwatches can play in helping families stay connected. Proofpoint CEO Sumit Dhawan discusses the company's planned acquisition of Varonis and the opportunities he sees ahead.
The program also features Wall Street veteran Art Hogan's perspective on navigating recent technology-sector volatility, while an AEVEX Aerospace executive at AUSA discusses the expanding role of autonomous systems within modern defense ecosystems. An Adobe executive outlines the strategy behind a new partnership tied to a global sports phenomenon, and Amperity CEO Kabir Shahani explains how the company's AI-powered "Pér" platform is designed to help brands uncover insights and answer business questions more efficiently.
Watch NYSE Live for conversations with executives, strategists, innovators, and industry leaders on the trends shaping markets, technology, defense, and business.
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Wall Street insiders are paying close attention to how the midterms could put some of America’s biggest companies under investigation, while changing where federal money gets spent.
CNBC's Luke Fountain explores how the election results could affect the outlook for major industries.
This week, Americans head to the polls in what could be one of the most consequential elections in modern American history.
From Washington DC to Mississippi, South Carolina, New York, Tennessee and Colorado, Four Corners reporter Mark Willacy investigates whether the greatest threat to the elections comes from within the Trump administration itself.
Donald Trump may not be on the ballot, but the election is a referendum on his presidency. With his approval rating at a record low, Trump is rallying his MAGA base, warning of electoral fraud and impeachment if the Democrats take control of Congress. Former Trump insiders are sounding the alarm over efforts to undermine confidence in the vote, including the prospect of ICE agents being deployed at polling places. Their warning: a desperate president could go to extraordinary lengths to cling to power.
CHAPTERS:
04:40 - Trump and Russia
07:30 - Former Director of the FBI James Comey
08:50 - Bennie Thompson
10:00 - Affordability a key issue in the midterms
11:40 - Anthony Scaramucci
12:55 - War in Iran
13:45 - John Bolton
17:00 - What do Clarksville Tennessee voters really think?
22:10 - Is Trump fit for office?
24:30 - How Trump has reshaped the White House
25:40 - Federal agents at the polls
26:20 - Federal intervention in the midterms
31:20 - Denver Colorado
35:00 - What happens if Trump contests the election result?
37:55 - Trump’s growing fortune
41:50 - Will Trump defy polling?
Four Corners is the ABC's flagship investigative journalism program, delivering in-depth investigations into the issues, people and events shaping Australia and the world.
Ukrainians received a fake alert warning of nuclear and chemical threats - and Russia's own emergency app was was reportedly hacked as well.
Sky's security and defence analyst Michael Clarke assesses who could be behind it.
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— choucroute67 ou Kapusta67 🇺🇦 (@choucroute_67) November 1, 2026
Hotel signs that were written in Ukrainian are now in Russian. Ukrainian flags have been swapped for Russian ones. This visual investigation explains how Moscow is transforming Ukrainian coastal resorts into Russian ones.
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How Russia is seizing resorts along the Sea of Azov in occupied Ukraine - https://t.co/Okw1tMn8Qi