For: November 12, 2026
>>Watching Wall Street
(New York, NY) -- The opening bell rings this morning after stocks closed higher on Wall Street Wednesday. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 254 points to 52-486. The S&P 500 gained 98 points to 76-19. The Nasdaq jumped 400 points to 25-466.
>>Nvidia CEO Under More Scrutiny After Second Reported Affair
(Santa Clara, CA) -- Nvidia stock is down after a report that CEO Jensen Huang allegedly had a second affair. The news was reported by the New York Times after Huang was already under the spotlight for an affair with an alleged Chinese spy. Now the AI chip company's board is meeting to decide if Huang keeps his job. The second alleged affair was reportedly with company executive Kimberly Powell. The FBI is also looking into Huang's relationship with suspected spy, Alice Huang, who is said to be involved with companies that shipped seven-point-five billion dollars worth of chips to China. Nvidia's board says they have no reason to believe national security or Nvidia secrets were compromised.
>>New Vehicle Prices Hit Record In October
(Undated) -- The price of a new vehicle in the U.S. is at an all-time high. Kelley Blue Book data shows the average price in October was 51-thousand-109 dollars. Most of that was driven by expensive pickup trucks. The average cost for an electric vehicle was 56-thousand-220 dollars, down two-point-seven percent over last year.
>>GTA 6 Preorders Pass $1B
(Los Angeles, CA) -- Preorders for "Grand Theft Auto 6" have surpassed one-billion dollars. The latest installment of the popular video game series comes out November 19th, and Sony and Microsoft say it's already the most preordered game in the history of their digital stores. Sales trackers say over ten-million digital copies have been sold, for both Xbox and PlayStation 5. The record comes 13 years after the release of "Grand Theft Auto 5," which made a billion dollars just three days after it went on sale in 2013.
>>SpaceX Planning $24B Data Center Near Brownsville, Texas
(Brownsville, TX) -- SpaceX is reportedly planning to build a 24-billion-dollar data center on a parcel of land just outside of Brownsville, Texas. The City of Starbase announced the construction of a gas-fired power plant and supercomputing facility on the property earlier this week. Brownsville recently de-annexed the 444-acre property, making it immune to the city's current moratorium on data center projects. The City of Starbase has annexed the land and will hold a public hearing to discuss possible tax breaks for the property next month.
