Wall Street · Economic Report
Higher output per hour eases quarterly labor costs
New productivity figures give investors a measure of efficiency gains without establishing their cause.
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Markets
November 5 edition · Dated reports and original analysis
Wall Street · Economic Report
Higher output per hour eases quarterly labor costs
New productivity figures give investors a measure of efficiency gains without establishing their cause.
Markets · Analysis
Amazon’s cash-flow figures separate growth from funding
Operating cash generation and investment spending tell different parts of the expansion story.
Markets · Monetary Policy
Britain raises its policy rate as officials weigh energy-price risks
Eight policymakers backed a quarter-point increase; the ninth wanted a larger move.
Economy
November 5 edition · Dated reports and original analysis
Economy · Data Review
Equipment and inventories helped lift third-quarter investment
BEA’s advance GDP details identify computers and peripheral equipment among the contributors.
Economy · Labor Data
New benefit claims fall while continuing claims rise
The two weekly measures cover different weeks and different stages of unemployment.
Economy · Policy Review
Two Fed voters favored a rate increase at October’s meeting
The October 28 decision passed 10–2, with both dissenters preferring a quarter-point increase.
Companies
November 5 edition · Dated reports and original analysis
Companies · Partnership
Amazon adds Uber Eats ordering to its Prime offering
Eligible U.S. members can order through Amazon, with a delivery-fee waiver on restaurant orders of at least $25.
Companies · Earnings Analysis
Chevron’s results put refinery utilization in focus
The company reported 98% crude utilization at U.S. refineries.
Companies · Earnings Analysis
ExxonMobil’s profit mix shifts toward Energy Products
Quarterly Energy Products earnings exceeded Upstream earnings in the company’s GAAP table.
Technology
November 5 edition · Dated reports and original analysis
Technology · Earnings
Qualcomm’s auto growth contrasts with lower quarterly revenue
Automotive reached its first $2 billion quarter, while total GAAP revenue fell 8% from a year earlier.
Technology · Outlook
Intel projects lower fourth-quarter sales than its third-quarter total
The company forecast $15 billion to $16 billion of quarterly revenue.
Technology · Product Announcement
Apple adds touch input to its new professional laptops
The October 28 announcement sets November 6 availability for the new models.
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