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Nu Skin (NUS) reported Q3 revenue of $311M and adjusted EPS of $0.10, meeting expectations. Progress in Prysm adoption and Rhyz manufacturing was offset by core business pressure, weaker margins, and currency headwinds. The company reduced debt and improved cash position but expects a negative full-year EPS. Q4 revenue outlook is $310M-$340M.

Rowan Digital Infrastructure secured $1.5B in financing for data center projects, tied to customer contracts. Samsung may acquire Modine for $7.5B-$8B. NextDC paused unsold projects, Nebius delayed 2026 revenue. Norway halted grid capacity reservations for data centers. DAMAC targets 10GW by 2027, warns of rising build costs. Meta signed deals for lower-carbon materials. Integra filed an $8B data center project in Texas. Poste Italiane launched a €600M data center fund.

Former White House press secretary Katie Zacharia called for Nvidia's board to reinstate Jensen Huang as CEO. Leaked internal posts show employees supporting Huang's return, despite his resignation following an affair with a suspected Chinese spy. Zacharia reiterated her support on X.

Hybrid vehicle market share in the US rose to 16.3% in Q2 2026, up from 13% a year earlier, driven by high gasoline prices. Honda plans a $3B hybrid plant in Ohio, while Nissan and GM are also investing in hybrids. Toyota leads the hybrid market, with Nissan launching its first major hybrid product in the US this fall.

Evercore ISI analyst Amit Daryanani believes Apple (AAPL) has the technology, user base, and payment infrastructure to lead in personal AI agents, potentially generating billions in revenue. The firm estimates 550-560 million iPhone users are compatible with Siri AI, with opportunities in transactions and tasks. Evercore projects $21B-$45B annual revenue from AI services and maintains an Outperform rating and $380 price target on AAPL.

KXCO's FDA ontology ranked INO-3107 first before its approval, leading to a 351.7% after-hours surge in Inovio Pharmaceuticals' shares. KXCO's two research books gained 9.3% and 10.3% in a month, outperforming the XBI biotech ETF. Nine more FDA decisions are pending before year-end.

CoinGlass reported $2.05 billion in liquidations across exchanges, with most being long positions, as Bitcoin prices fell. Binance saw nearly $800 million in liquidations.

Bitcoin dropped to a three-month low of $63,311, and ether fell to $1,731, driven by liquidations and market downturns. Factors include higher interest rate expectations, ETF outflows, and the Binance hack. Bitcoin has lost 25% since October 21, with $1.9 billion in crypto liquidations in 24 hours, according to Coinglass.

ADT, Inc. (ADT) reported Q3 earnings with 4% revenue growth to $1.35B, 46% YoY adjusted free cash flow increase to $1B, and 6% YoY adjusted EPS growth to $0.24. The company agreed to a $10-per-share acquisition by Thrive Holdings, valuing ADT at $7.6B in equity value. Management highlighted strong cash flow, customer additions, and continued operations during the transaction process, which is expected to close in Q1 2027.

Bitcoin's price fell below $63,000, marking a 12.5% decline from a previous low reported on Nov. 12, according to data from Coinbase and Bitstamp. This continues a multiweek downward trend for the cryptocurrency.