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- McDonald's stock rose after earnings beat and U.S. restaurant improvement [1]. - Prologis CEO says warehouse demand is shifting fast [2]. - Midterm elections delivered a “blue wave” while stocks rose [5].
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- McDonald's stock rises as earnings beat, U.S. restaurants show improvement — CNBC
- Property Play: Prologis CEO says warehouse demands are shifting fast. Here's how he's keeping up — CNBC
- Analysis: The Democrats have one chance to extract concessions from Trump. Markets will hate it — CNBC
- Caitlin Clark signs as first-ever brand partner with Dick's and Foot Locker — CNBC
- Midterm elections deliver a ‘blue wave.’ The stock market sees green. — MarketWatch
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