3M cut its dividend after 64 years of consecutive raises.
3M broke a 64-year streak of dividend increases, ending one of the longest tracks in American corporate history after settling its largest legal exposure related to PFOA contamination.
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Fresh today 7 new items in the 09:00 utc editionJump to the new edition ↓3M broke a 64-year streak of dividend increases, ending one of the longest tracks in American corporate history after settling its largest legal exposure related to PFOA contamination.
Shares in Europe's major luxury brands—LVMH, Kering, and Hermès—have plunged to their lowest levels in years as Chinese customers cut back purchases and the industry faces renewed pressure.
Anthropic is preparing to begin its IPO roadshow next week, signaling strong progress toward a potential year-end public market debut and reflecting market confidence in the AI company.
InMed Pharmaceuticals (NASDAQ: INM) announced completion of its corporate name change to Mentari Therapeutics and finalized share consolidation following shareholder approval at its 2026 annual meeting.
US activist investor Ananym Capital disclosed an October 2026 stake in CTS Eventim KGaA and publicly argued the ticketing and live events group is significantly undervalued, with two November milestones ahead.
Wall Street's Bitcoin ETF trade faced a fresh test as investors withdrew more than $1 billion from US-listed spot Bitcoin funds in just two trading sessions, with Bitcoin and Ethereum leading withdrawals at $115.6M and $85.3M respectively on November 3 alone.
Investors tracking PSU dividends should note record dates of November 11 for CONCOR, HUDCO, NBCC, and RITES, and November 12 for ONGC and NLC India, with payment timelines following.
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