📰 From the Digest

Further reading from the day's section on The Two-Trillion-Dollar Prospectus.

SK Hynix's third-quarter profit rose sevenfold on AI memory demand, even as Korea's central bank warns of 'semiconductor Dutch disease.'

The AI trade is roaring back on South Korea's KOSPI after SK Hynix's results.

Google DeepMind's Genie 4 world model holds a coherent scene for about two minutes; the issue also covers a GPT-4o wrongful-death suit and Grok's seven-minute Odyssey.

Roughly 60,000 Microsoft employees are weighing a voluntary buyout, the company's second round this year.

Senate control comes down to seven races, most of them in Republican-leaning states, with Democrats needing to win at least four.

Possible 2028 rivals used Vivek Ramaswamy's attack ad to go after JD Vance, who stood by it.

The Post reviewed all 180 noncitizen voter-fraud cases the administration has charged and found many defendants cite honest mistakes.

$749 million has been spent in the final push before the midterms.

The Justice Department sued to block certification of Alaska's Senate result if the incumbent narrowly loses.

More than 500 midterm ads use the words 'pedophile' or 'predator,' three-quarters of them from Democrats.

Vox argues that young voters' disillusionment, including over the Epstein files, could make a big difference next week.

The Fed held rates while Beth Hammack and Lisa Cook dissented in favor of a quarter-point hike.

Israel's election left neither bloc with a majority, and Netanyahu stays on as caretaker prime minister.

Jio Platforms rose more than 21% in its debut, becoming India's second most valuable company.