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- A White House panel delayed a hearing on Fed nominee Lisa Cook until Dec. 14 [1]. - McDonald’s is testing a new value menu amid fast-food discount competition [2]. - Australia’s David Jones department store collapsed after 188 years [3]. - Some analysts called recent slides in Vistra and other energy stocks an excessive knee-jerk reaction [4]. - Snap shares fell over 10% after missing third-quarter revenue expectations [5].

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  1. White House panel delays hearing on Fed's Lisa Cook to Dec. 14 — CNBC
  2. McDonald’s tests new value menu as fast-food discount wars heat up — MarketWatch
  3. Australia's oldest department store David Jones collapses after 188 years — BBC Business
  4. As Vistra and other energy stocks slide, some analysts warn of an ‘excessive knee-jerk’ reaction — MarketWatch
  5. Snap shares fall over 10% on third-quarter revenue miss — CNBC
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