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AI Shake-Up: Nvidia’s Jensen Huang has resigned and finance chief Colette Kress is interim CEO, rattling markets and raising questions about AI investment and chip-export oversight. Allegations surrounding Huang remain under scrutiny by U.S. authorities and lawmakers. Economic Signals: U.S. consumer prices rose 0.4% in October, while producer inflation remained elevated. Jobless claims edged up to 200,000, and existing-home sales fell to their lowest level since 2010. Business Disruption: A Microsoft network change triggered an outage that disrupted Outlook and other services for businesses and public agencies into a second day; the company said it was not a cyberattack and reported recovery progress. Data Center Deals: Samsung is reportedly discussing a purchase of U.S. cooling-systems maker Modine, sending Modine shares sharply higher, though no deal has been confirmed.

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Aztec Group names Michael Pawlowski U.S. head of fund of funds

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About 1 in 6 U.S. office job postings were entry-level, analysis finds

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Mikel Consulting says clients have secured $1.6 billion through its business plans

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CloseWise targets year-end U.S. company dissolutions

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