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Up especially right over or ind a, walnut creek, along 680 up through concord. You can see the light showers and up across the north bay. Yontville. Getting light shower activity there. We are still looking at that wet weather in spots just enough instability and unsettled weather for us for today. As you take you through the afternoon we are looking at a few more showers that are possible. Also catching a little bit of sun in spots as well. Highs in the upper 50s to low to mid60ss. Future cast ...

Big tech companies are continuing a turnaround from last year, as Alphabet, Microsoft and Snap kicked off earnings season with strong sales results for the quarter ended in September.

In an unstable economic climate marked by geopolitical unrest, concerns about the Federal Reserve and soaring Treasury yields, investors are closely watching this week’s Big Tech earnings for clues about where the volatile stock market may head next.

Months after the collapse of regional banks like Signature Bank, First Republic Bank and Silicon Valley Bank, as well as fears of a credit crisis, the regional banking sector may not be out of the woods quite yet.

Mitsubishi Motors will stop producing vehicles in China, in the latest sign of retreat by foreign automakers in the world’s biggest car market.

General Motors’ stronger-than-expected third quarter profit was greeted by an an expansion of the strike at the company by the United Auto Workers union.

The United Auto Workers union took its most serious shot yet at General Motors in its five-week old strike as 5,000 members walked off the job at a plant in Texas. Arlington Assembly builds GM’s very profitable full-size SUVs, the Chevrolet Tahoe and Suburban, GMC Yukon and Cadillac Escalade.

Investors have much on their minds these days, but there’s one thing seemingly staying under the radar.

Michael Cohen said he had a “heck of a reunion” Tuesday with his former boss Donald Trump when he testified against the former president at his New York civil fraud trial.

The Sterling Heights Assembly Plant is Stellantis’ “largest plant and biggest moneymaker,” UAW said.