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TSMC’s $72 Billion Rout Has Market Bracing for More

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co.’s stock has lost more value than any other in Asia since mid-June as investors brace for prolonged weakness in the chip sector. The rout may not be over.
Autostrade Bid Exposes Meloni’s Problem With Her Coalition Rival

(Bloomberg) -- A potential takeover bid for Italy’s main highway operator is exposing the strains in Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s coalition as rival parties jostle for position before next year’s European elections.
Europe’s November Gas Contract Slumps as Demand Collapses

Natural gas prices in Europe slumped as unusually warm weather destroys demand already eroded by weak industrial consumption.
Cargill’s Pandemic-Era Chicken Bet Is Finally Ready to Pay Off

When the crop trader entered the US chicken market, poultry was supposed to be a bright spot. It hasn’t yet turned out that way.
Three Share Physics Nobel for Electron Study in Flashes of Light

Three scientists were awarded the Nobel Prize in physics for experiments that gave humanity new tools for exploring the world of electrons inside atoms and molecules.

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