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South Korean shares fell sharply, led by Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix, as investors questioned AI investment returns, tracked rising US yields and reduced exposure to riskier assets.

SK Hynix shares have plunged more than 50% since June despite record profits, as investors weigh slowing memory price gains, AI spending concerns and Chinese competition ahead of results.

The Gathering generated record quarterly revenue above $600 million, prompting the company to raise its 2026 outlook and increase planned buybacks.

Starbucks shares rose nearly 2% towards $100 as investors anticipated the company's fourth-quarter results and assessed progress under CEO Brian Niccol's turnaround strategy.

A Catholic priest in Guayaquil, Ecuador, died after a large crucifix fell during a livestreamed Mass. Authorities have not yet determined why it detached from the church wall.

The Milwaukee Brewers and Tampa Bay Rays will meet in the World Series, guaranteeing a first-time champion as both franchises pursue their first title.

Salesforce has agreed to acquire customer engagement software company Braze for about $5.66 billion in cash, sending Braze shares more than 50% higher in early trading.

A report attributed to a royal insider says Prince William makes Catherine a gin and tonic after their children go to bed, offering a glimpse into their private routine.

Christina Applegate says doctors determined she does not have multiple sclerosis, but she continues to experience severe symptoms and is undergoing further medical evaluation.

Equifax shares rose 7.4% after the credit reporting company reported 10% third-quarter revenue growth, while warning that a weaker US mortgage market could persist through 2026.

Telkom Indonesia's US-listed shares rose 8% in early trading despite falling 47% over the past year, as investors await results and assess its restructuring efforts.