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France’s Debt Strains Raise Fears Of Wider Euro-Area Risk — France’s mounting economic and political troubles are prompting investors to question whether its debt problems could spread across the euro area. The country’s challenges are renewing concerns about the resilience of the currency bloc.

UN Welcomes Localized Russia-Ukraine Ceasefire — UN Secretary-General António Guterres welcomed a localized ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine in Oleshky, his spokesperson said. The truce comes as the war continues, with new peace talks also reported as planned.

Russia Imposes Flight Restrictions At Three Airports — Temporary flight restrictions were imposed at airports in Samara, Ulyanovsk and Yaroslavl, across European Russia, according to the Federal Air Transport Agency. The agency did not provide a reason in the available report.

Magnitude 7.0 Earthquake Strikes Tibet, Hundreds Reported Trapped — A powerful earthquake struck southwestern China, and police and emergency crews are racing to reach people in northern Tibet. Reports say hundreds are trapped as responders assess the damage.

Moderna’s Melanoma Vaccine Nearly Halves Recurrence Risk — A personalized mRNA vaccine developed by Moderna nearly halved the risk of skin cancer returning, according to the report. The results offer new hope for melanoma patients and could bring the treatment closer to wider use.

Gunmen Kill Seven At Church Funeral In Jordan — Two gunmen opened fire at a church during a funeral in Jordan, killing seven people and wounding 34. State television footage showed the attackers approaching the church and firing.

Brent Nears $120 As Saudi-Houthi Tensions Fuel Oil Rally — Brent crude is approaching $120 a barrel as escalating tensions between Saudi Arabia and the Houthis drive another weekly price rise. The surge adds pressure on President Donald Trump as energy costs climb.

U.S. Takes Stake In Chip Factory In Japan-Funded Deal — The Trump administration is directing Japanese funding into a government-owned chip factory in upstate New York. The deal puts the government directly into the semiconductor business as Washington seeks to expand domestic production.

Personalized Cancer Vaccine Cuts Recurrence Risk In Major Trial — A personalized cancer vaccine reduced the risk of disease returning in a major clinical trial, marking a potential advance in cancer treatment. The report describes it as the first vaccine of its kind to achieve this result.

Zuckerberg Strikes Deal With Meta To Cover Proposed Billionaire Tax — Mark Zuckerberg has arranged for Meta to help cover the cost of a proposed billionaire tax if it becomes law. The deal highlights how potential tax changes could affect the finances of the ultrawealthy and the companies they lead.

Africa Health Chief Warns Ebola Outbreak Risks Becoming Continent-Wide Crisis — The Ebola outbreak that began in the Democratic Republic of Congo is spreading beyond its initial footprint, prompting warnings of a wider continental emergency. Africa’s health chief said authorities initially underestimated the outbreak’s reach.

Quest Diagnostics Confirms Patient Data Exposed in Cyberattack — Quest Diagnostics said patient health information or personally identifiable information was involved in a cybersecurity breach. The incident prompted the company to temporarily shut down systems.

OpenAI Seeks Up To $30 Billion In New Funding At $1.25 Trillion Valuation — OpenAI is reportedly working to raise as much as $30 billion in a new private funding round, valuing the company at $1.25 trillion. The fundraising effort signals the AI developer may pursue more private capital rather than move toward an IPO now.

Musk Invests $1 Billion In Skydance As Debt Concerns Loom — Elon Musk has invested $1 billion in Skydance as the media company faces high debt following its acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery. The investment adds fresh capital as Skydance confronts the financial burden of the deal.

Xi Orders Rescue Effort After 7.0-Magnitude Quake In China — Chinese President Xi Jinping issued urgent instructions after a 7.0-magnitude earthquake struck the Xizang-Qinghai border region. The response is focused on rescue operations and prioritizing affected residents.

Meta Approves Nonvoting Shares As Zuckerberg Weighs California Wealth Tax — Meta’s board approved a new class of nonvoting shares, a move linked to CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s plans for addressing California’s proposed billionaire tax. The structure could help him meet potential tax obligations without giving up control of the company.

Meta Strikes Deal To Keep Zuckerberg In California Amid Wealth Tax Debate — Meta’s arrangement to keep Mark Zuckerberg in California is adding momentum to debate over a proposed billionaire wealth tax ahead of the state election. The deal underscores how the tax proposal is shaping decisions at one of the world’s largest technology companies.

Blanche Says DOJ Won’t Improperly Interfere In Elections — Attorney General Todd Blanche said the Justice Department has no plans to improperly interfere in elections. His remarks address concerns over the department’s role in election matters.

Spanish Union Strike Could Spread To Portugal — Several Spanish unions have called a general strike for Nov. 11, and union leaders are discussing whether to extend the action into Portugal. The talks could turn a national labor stoppage into a cross-border protest.

US Jobless Claims Fall To 194,000, Lowest Since July — Initial jobless claims fell to 194,000 last week, their lowest level since July. The decline points to continued resilience in the labor market.