Business news — November 12, 2026

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1. BusinessTradeMarketsEquities

   Nov 12, 2026, 15:29 UTC

   

   Nebius Stock Falls 10% Despite Beating Revenue Estimates

   Nebius, a leading neo-cloud company, saw its stock drop by 10% despite reporting revenue growth of 571% year-over-year, which surpassed analyst expectations. The decline was attributed to the company's increased capital expenditure (capex) outlook for 2026 and a weak earnings outlook. This news comes after fellow neo-cloud companies IREN and CoreWeave reported better-than-expected results.

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2. BusinessLaborUnions

   Nov 12, 2026, 08:08 UTC

   

   Business-Unions Sign Agreement on Representation and Contracts

   Business-unions have signed an agreement on representation and contracts. The pact covers aspects such as representation, contracts, and wages.

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3. BusinessNuclear

   Nov 12, 2026, 07:34 UTC

   

   Akkuyu NPP's First Reactor Near Start in 2026

   Rosatom General Director Alexei Likhachev has announced that the first reactor of Turkey's Akkuyu Nuclear Power Plant is nearing its start, with plans to initiate the process in 2026. The project has made significant progress and is on track to commence this year.

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4. BusinessTradeEquitiesFX

   Nov 12, 2026, 04:04 UTC

   

   Stocks in Focus: Bajaj Finance, Tata Power, Gokaldas Exports

   Key stocks to watch today include Bajaj Finance, Tata Power, and Gokaldas Exports. Bajaj Finance is launching a qualified institutional placement (QIP) to raise up to ₹11,700 crore, while Tata Power has appointed Sanjay Banga as its new CEO and MD. Gokaldas Exports expects high recovery odds on dues from The Children's Place and has added new clients in Africa.

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5. BusinessBudgetTaxTrade

   Nov 12, 2026, 03:36 UTC

   

   INPS Delays Pension Increases, Then Reverses Decision

   The Italian National Social Security Institute (INPS) initially announced that pension increases would be delayed until March for those earning more than €2,447 gross per month. This decision was met with criticism as it would disproportionately affect middle and high-income pensioners. Following pressure, INPS reversed its decision and agreed to implement increases for all pensioners starting from January. However, the planned budget cut of €14 billion remains.

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