CVS Plans to Split Pharmacies from Insurance in a $117 Billion Break-Up
CVS Health plans to split its $117 billion business, separating pharmacy operations from its Aetna insurance arm, a move that shares reacted to with a decline.
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Uber supera le attese sul fatturato e punta a 700 robotaxi entro fine anno
Uber cresce del 10% nel terzo trimestre e supera le stime sul fatturato, mentre il CEO annuncia circa 700 veicoli autonomi entro fine anno.
Longer Lifetime Estrogen Exposure Linked to Less Brain Blood Vessel Damage in Women
New research links longer estrogen exposure across a woman's reproductive lifespan to less blood vessel damage in the brain later in life, prompting scientists to rethink menopause's effects.
Sony Reports Record PlayStation Player Numbers and Revenue for Q2 2026, Led by Marvel's Wolverine
Sony reports record PlayStation player numbers and higher Q2 2026 revenue, with Marvel's Wolverine credited as a major driver alongside 97.9 million PS5 sales.
K-Pop's Controversies Trace Back to a Restrictive Business Model Built on Label Control
An analysis argues K-pop's recurring controversies stem from a business model where labels wield extraordinary control over performers, since only a few acts generate profit.
Nintendo's Profit Rises on Software Sales as Switch 2 Hardware Demand Weakens
Nintendo's profit grew on stronger game software sales and a new Mario movie, while Switch 2 hardware sales fell sharply amid price hikes and a memory chip shortage.
Subclass 407 Training Visa Applicants Must Generally Lodge From Outside Australia From 12 November 2026
From 12 November 2026, subclass 407 Training visa applicants must generally lodge their applications from outside Australia, with specified exceptions.
Sydney Swans Launch Culture Review After Tom Papley Allegedly Fails Roadside Drug Test
Sydney Swans CEO Matthew Pavlich admits a culture problem after Tom Papley allegedly returned a positive roadside methylamphetamine test, with a second sample result due in weeks.
Canberra's Largest Battery Is Online, With the ACT Government Expecting It to Eventually Turn a Profit
Canberra's largest battery storage system is online at Williamsdale, with the ACT government expecting it to eventually become revenue-positive after a delayed, costly build.
Oil and Data Centre Stocks Fall After US Midterm Elections
Shares of oil companies and data centre operators declined following the US midterm elections, according to Reuters. The available text is a headline only, so the drivers are not confirmed.
CoolIT and PurposeMed Among Honourees at Start Alberta Tech Awards Recognizing Calgary's Biggest Exits
CoolIT Systems and PurposeMed, two of Calgary's largest tech exits, were among 10 honourees at the Start Alberta Tech Awards, which recognize impact on Alberta's tech sector.
Kellogg's Swaps Whole Rice for Rice Flour in UK Rice Krispies, but US and Canadian Recipes Stay the Same
Kellanova is replacing whole rice grains with rice flour in UK Rice Krispies and Coco Pops due to weather-related grain supply issues; US and Canadian products are unchanged.
2027 Proton S70 RS Revealed: Turbo Facelift Adds Sporty Top Variant With Quad Tailpipes and Red Trim
Proton has revealed the 2027 S70 RS, a turbo facelift with sportier styling, new interior and quad tailpipes, though it adds no performance over the existing 1.5-litre turbo.
IKEA and Xbox Launch YXSTABY, a Nine-Piece Gaming Furniture Collection Built for Filipino Homes
IKEA and Xbox launched YXSTABY, a nine-piece gaming furniture collection, at IKEA's Pasay showroom, aimed at Filipino households sharing space for gaming.
Canon to Offer Free 'Camera Control Center' Software Unifying Video Production Camera Tools From January 2027
Canon will offer a free PC application, Camera Control Center, merging four existing tools to manage multiple remote cameras from one screen starting early January 2027.
Uber Pitches Itself as the Robotaxi Platform Hours After Waymo Pulls Out of Its App
Waymo will stop letting Uber users book its robotaxis in Austin and Atlanta, the same day Uber argued its platform is the best home for autonomous fleet operators.
Bloodborne Still Sells Hundreds of Thousands a Year, Over a Decade After Launch
Alinea Analytics estimates Bloodborne sold over 251,000 copies this year and about 10.4 million total, while its fan base and remaster debate persist.
CVS to Split Into Two Companies, Separating Pharmacies From Insurance in $117 Billion Breakup
CVS Health plans to separate its drugstore business from its insurance arm, a major breakup of its $117 billion healthcare empire that sent shares down roughly 10%.
David Jones, Australia's Oldest Department Store, Enters Voluntary Administration After 188 Years
Australia's oldest department store chain, David Jones, has entered voluntary administration, putting about 6,000 jobs at risk as its 38 stores and online site keep trading under receivers.
Canva recorta 22% de su plantilla global por el avance de la IA y tras frenar su crecimiento
Canva recorta cerca del 22% de su nómina global, unos 1.271 empleados, tras frenar su crecimiento por primera vez en diez años y por el avance de la inteligencia artificial.
X Says Its Updated Web App Is Now Much Faster
X says an updated version of its web app now loads and runs significantly faster. The headline is the company's own claim, and the available text gives no benchmarks or technical details.
Maisa, la startup valenciana que quiere liberar a la banca de OpenAI y ya piensa en la Bolsa
La startup valenciana Maisa, fundada en 2024, desarrolla agentes de IA auditables para banca, seguros y energía, y prevé cotizar en bolsa en 2030 tras multiplicar sus ingresos.
Qualcomm Shares Slide as Memory Shortage Squeezes Profit and Smartphone Demand
Qualcomm stock fell about 7% after a weak earnings forecast, as a memory chip shortage raises supply costs and weighs on smartphone and PC sales.
Pattern Group Posts $32.1M Q3 Profit on $885.8M Revenue, Guides Q4 Sales to $965M-$985M
Lehi, Utah-based consumer e-commerce firm Pattern Group reported $32.1 million in third-quarter profit and $885.8 million in revenue, and guided to higher quarterly and full-year revenue.