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Roche reiterated its full-year guidance and said it is prepared to launch its giredestrant breast-cancer pill later this year. https://t.co/3Hc6y4ecIZ

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Is bad behavior endemic to Greek life? Or are frats unfairly blamed? https://t.co/1oj9Ap0Swr

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Data show some private-equity-backed autism companies billed far more therapy hours than rivals. “It’s simple business math." https://t.co/P1fOUx3xgL

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For most of the war, Iran had an invaluable cushion: dozens of oil tankers holding millions of barrels of crude sitting safely in waters in Asia. Tehran steadily sold the oil to China, bringing in billions of much-needed cash. Now, it's all gone. https://t.co/AVTZRbNiku

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Elon Musk has engineered ties between Tesla and SpaceX that are hard to break, and now he wants to fuse them together permanently. https://t.co/JM3n6C809P

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Morning beach runs, meditation sessions and sea-salt scrubs. But this is no wellness retreat. It's a Wall Street festival pitching private credit. https://t.co/6JfOEhCcqu

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President Trump’s affiliated super PACs spent more than $237 million between September and mid-October on competitive races.

Here are some of the wealthy donors helping to fuel Trump’s 11th-hour push to hold Congress.

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F. Scott Fitzgerald’s story of a man aging in reverse becomes a moving and melodic work for the stage in a production now at New York’s Public Theater. https://t.co/QApoNX66L1

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Carl Lentz was the celebrity pastor to Justin Bieber and Kevin Durant until affairs upended his life. Now he and his wife have a book explaining how they healed, and how others can too. 🔗 https://t.co/jJjshRn0CG

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Slack’s Stewart Butterfield and Away’s Jen Rubio sold their Colorado estate shortly after announcing their separation on Instagram. https://t.co/xXX6K5pnfO

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Americans once made pilgrimages to cities like Manhattan, Beverly Hills or Paris to shop at Hermès. Now, the brand is chasing customers by meeting them where they are: the suburbs. https://t.co/e2kXQUPejX

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Larry Ellison went on a borrowing spree to help pay for his son's Warner Bros. bid, using shares in Oracle, Tesla and SpaceX as collateral. https://t.co/olk3BigYU4

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Exclusive: AI just found one of the most severe online bugs ever. It puts up to 70% of the world’s websites at risk. https://t.co/nVnN8vs5QH

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A lawsuit against Netflix over a lost hard drive is the latest twist for troubled film "Fortitude." https://t.co/nOuDM39Jkp

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The ousters of two top creative executives at Netflix are a sign that the streaming giant’s leaders feel the service needs a creative overhaul

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At The Yard on New York City’s Governors Island, elementary school children play with hammers, saws and knives—and no parents are allowed. https://t.co/ZSAzaULXo3

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Can fraternities be reformed, or should they be abolished?

Following sexual assault allegations at Cornell, readers responded to an essay on the future of Greek life. Here is what they had to say: 🔗 https://t.co/0TLzssXenK

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Carmen Li hopes to make AI computing power an asset class like oil or gas that investors can bet on—or against. https://t.co/1XywHDr3oP

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A trio of the biggest names in AI gave investors reasons to love tech stocks again this week. https://t.co/ZdNo6VDzHx