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Rank 1. Robinhood shares fall 4% as crypto slump offsets new business gainsSource cnbc.com
Robinhood's third-quarter revenue met expectations, but shares fell 4% as a slump in crypto trading weighed on profits. The company saw gains in new business areas such as options and predictions markets, according to CNBC. The results show the impact of crypto market volatility on Robinhood's financial performance.
Topics: companies and dealsearningsdigital assets
Why it ranked: Robinhood's earnings and share price move reflect the ongoing influence of crypto markets on major fintechs and investor sentiment.
read source: Robinhood shares fall 4% as crypto slump offsets new business gains
Rank 2. Brazil central bank to roll over currency swaps maturing in DecemberSource marketscreener.com
Brazil's central bank announced it will begin holding auctions on November 4 to roll over traditional currency swaps maturing on December 1. The move aims to manage liquidity and currency risk as stated in the bank's official statement reported by MarketScreener.
Topics: economy and central bankscentral bankscurrencies
Why it ranked: The central bank's currency swap actions affect liquidity and hedging for participants in Brazil's FX and derivatives markets.
read source: Brazil central bank to roll over currency swaps maturing in December
Rank 3. Chile central bank holds benchmark interest rate at 4.5%Source marketscreener.com
Chile's central bank kept its benchmark interest rate steady at 4.5% in a unanimous decision, extending its pause on rates. The decision was in line with analysts' expectations, according to MarketScreener.
Topics: economy and central bankscentral banksrates
Why it ranked: The rate hold signals policy stability in Chile, affecting borrowing costs and economic planning for businesses and investors.
read source: Chile central bank holds benchmark interest rate at 4.5%
Rank 4. DoorDash is in advanced talks to buy Instacart for about $17 billion, Reuters reportsSource usatoday.com
DoorDash is in advanced talks to acquire Instacart in a deal that could value the grocery-delivery company at about $17 billion, a source told Reuters on October 26, 2026, after The Wall Street Journal first reported the talks. A deal could be finalized as soon as October 28, though there are no guarantees. Instacart shares rose about 8% and DoorDash shares fell around 6%.
Topics: companies and dealsmergers acquisitionsequities
Why it ranked: Instacart’s separate deal talks with Uber are no longer active, the source told Reuters, which leaves DoorDash as the delivery company in talks for Instacart.
read source: DoorDash is in advanced talks to buy Instacart for about $17 billion, Reuters reports
Rank 5. Coca-Cola shares fall despite raised forecast and strong resultsSource marketscreener.com
Consumer companies experienced mixed earnings results, with Coca-Cola shares declining despite the company raising its full-year forecast. Higher volumes and prices lifted Coca-Cola's results, but the stock still fell, MarketScreener reports.
Topics: companies and dealsearnings
Why it ranked: Coca-Cola's earnings and stock reaction highlight challenges for consumer companies in translating strong results into share price gains.
read source: Coca-Cola shares fall despite raised forecast and strong results
Rank 6. Re:Build, the manufacturer that spun out Slate Auto, raises $2.1 billionSource techcrunch.com
Re:Build, a Massachusetts manufacturing company co-founded by former Amazon executive Jeff Wilke, raised $2.1 billion in a round led by General Catalyst and JPMorganChase’s Strategic Investment Group, TechCrunch reported on October 27, 2026. Re:Build says its network of companies employs more than 2,100 people in the U.S. across 2.4 million square feet of manufacturing space.
Topics: companies and dealsprivate markets
Why it ranked: Re:Build said the money will expand its capacity to manufacture hard tech products and launch new industrial startups, as it did with EV maker Slate Auto.
read source: Re:Build, the manufacturer that spun out Slate Auto, raises $2.1 billion