Stock Market Today: Live Updates for Nov. 24 – Bloomberg

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Nestle to Invest $1.9 Billion in Saudi Arabia Over Next Decade
ECB’s Schnabel Signals It May Be Too Soon to Slow Rate Hikes
Latest Jumbo Hike Puts Key South African Rate at Five-Year High
Zimbabwe to More Than Double Spending in 2023 to Revive Economy
Manulife Eliminates 50 Jobs as It Outsources Property Management
Amazon Faces Black Friday Protests, Strikes in 40 Countries
Manulife Eliminates 50 Jobs as It Outsources Property Management
Retailer Offers Shoppers Cash for Brazil’s Goals at World Cup
Amazon Faces Black Friday Protests, Strikes in 40 Countries
Hungary to Back Finland and Sweden NATO Bids in 2023, Orban Says
Hungary Downplays Impact of Reports EU is Set to Delay Funds
Can Jedi Mind Tricks Sell a £16 Million Home in London?
Fidelity to Join Mutual Fund-to-ETF Club With $430 Million Flip
High-flying Balloon Characters Star in Thanksgiving Parade
Embolo Scores, Doesn’t Celebrate as Swiss Win At World Cup
Middle Managers Deserve Our Thanks
Uranium Primed for a Renaissance If West Bans Russian Supplies
Wirecard Short Seller Meets UK’s Housing Crisis
The Robot Tractors Are Coming, Just as Soon as We Crush a Few Bugs
Elon Musk Keeps Quoting Elon Musk About His Genius
Crypto’s Crash Is Helping a Few Couples Rekindle Their Relationships
A Powerful New Tool for Fighting Unequal Pay in the City
Singapore Gig Workers to Get More Benefits, Won’t Be Employees
Germany Sets Windfall Tax at 90% for Clean Power Generators
Fallen Billionaire Steps Down as CEO of Troubled EV Startup
A Skyscraper in Jakarta Offers Lessons for Quake-Prone Indonesia
CityLab’s 2022 Holiday Gift Guide
Recycling Our Cities, One Building at a Time
Revisiting the “Magic Money Box” After the FTX Collapse
Apollo Plans to Offer a New Fund on Blockchain With Fintech Figure
After FTX’s Collapse, Is Bitcoin Still Heading Into an Ice Age? (Podcast)

European stocks gained and the dollar fell after Federal Reserve meeting minutes showed support for more moderate interest-rate increases.
The Stoxx Europe 600 Index extended its recent rally as the real estate sector outperformed, boosted by the prospects of slower rate hikes and analyst upgrades. Dr. Martens Plc shares plunged the most on record after the bootmaker’s sales and earnings missed expectations. 

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