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▸The U.S.-Iran pause in hostilities continued to hold, sending oil prices sharply lower (Brent fell below $90) and Treasury yields down; the IMF warned that oil markets have depleted all three of their "shock absorbers." U.S. stocks closed mixed, with the Dow up 0.51%.
▸Chinese memory-chip maker CXMT surged about 470% in its Shanghai market debut, becoming China's most valuable listed company, while ASML and other U.S. chip stocks sank on a report of a Chinese breakthrough in DUV lithography technology.
▸Apple overtook Nvidia to become the world's most valuable company, with Apple shares up more than 22% year to date.

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Real estate firm JLL said AI data-center construction projects are creating new warehouse demand and contributing to rent growth, particularly around Dallas/Fort Worth and the Washington, DC area; average asking industrial rents rose to $10.55 per square foot in the third quarter, up 3.2% year-over-year-the fastest annual rate since the second quarter of 2024, on a triple-net lease basis where tenants pay taxes, insurance, and common-area maintenance separately from base rent.
JLL said tenant composition and demand locations are shifting as construction, telecom, and utility-related tenants increase their footprint, noting that "data center expansion is driving outsized industrial demand in major freight hubs."
The trend is tied to tens of billions of dollars in AI investment from Alphabet, Microsoft, Meta, and Amazon; AI's heavy power demands for running servers and chips, plus the cooling needed to prevent overheating, are driving data-center infrastructure needs into warehouse demand near logistics hubs.

Big TechLive Wire · AI-collected

Elon Musk said during SpaceX's quarterly earnings call on Tuesday that a merger between Tesla and SpaceX is under active consideration, telling analysts "Do I think it would be a good idea? Yes," while cautioning that nothing should be assumed and that shareholder approval would be required.
Musk said special committees have been formed within both companies to study a potential deal, but "have not reached agreement on terms of any transaction and there's no guarantee that they will"; he said he is not part of either committee because he is a "conflicted party" as CEO of both companies, and described even discussing the matter as like "tap dancing through a minefield."
A combination would rank among the largest mergers in history, with Tesla valued at roughly $1.5 trillion and SpaceX at $2 trillion; Musk said at least 50% of Tesla shareholders would need to approve a deal, calling that "quite a high hurdle to achieve."

Published 4d agoSource: BBC ↗

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