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The September jobs report was exactly what stock market bulls needed.

Nonfarm payrolls were expected to increase by 84,000 in September while the unemployment rate held at 4.1%.

Investors are worried that Toshiba will boost its production of a key AI storage product, potentially hurting the strong pricing power that Western Digital and Seagate currently enjoy.

Rivian reported a year-over-year increase in vehicle deliveries of 46% during the third quarter.

Here are the biggest calls on Wall Street on Friday.

Humanoid robots have the potential to revolutionize life as we know it — but the U.S. does not have a supply chain that can produce key parts.

Hundreds of French high schools closed Friday after nationwide student protests over school conditions escalated into violence.

These are the stocks posting the largest moves premarket.

Airbnb is likely to see its shares advance as its hotel business gains traction and the company's embrace of AI helps fuels its growth, per KeyBanc.

“I have lost faith that the traditional career spanning decades at one company even exists anymore.”

South Korea remains cautious on Alaska LNG amid concerns over its high costs and commercial risks.

Nike is set to open at $31 per share on Friday, or its lowest price since 2013. However, analysts say it's still not a good time to buy the stock.

Western biopharma companies are increasingly turning to China to source innovation, as pharma's dreaded "patent cliff" draws closer.

Burger King is refranchising hundreds of its company-owned restaurants as part of its turnaround, while prioritizing local operators.

Google has been trailing OpenAI and Anthropic for much of 2026, analysts say Gemini 4 puts it back in the frontier AI conversation.

Industry giant Conagra Brands has so many frozen-food items that they’re competing against each other, an analyst says.

September provided a reset for stocks, pointing to a good end to the year, says Scott Rubner

A big options bet involving the utility sector could indicate a top in yields.

Goldman Sachs has added four new names to its monthly "European Conviction List" stock picks list.

Christopher Wood, of Jefferies, said Group of Seven bonds have entered a ‘structural bear market’ since March 2020.