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Warren Buffett made a second round of donations this year giving $750 million in Berkshire stocks to four family charities.

The final full-day of trading this week will have traders watching the reaction to quarterly results from Nordstrom, HP and Autodesk.

The company, which became a household name during lockdowns due to the popularity of its video-conferencing tools, is trying to reinvent itself by focusing on businesses.

Events to watch heading into Tuesday include 3Q earnings reports by retailers, Wednesday's Federal Reserve minutes release and a possible rail strike update.

Goldman Sachs strategists on Monday said that the bear market is not over yet, and it could last through 2023 until the Fed stops hiking interest rates.

Investors are setting up for a short but busy Thanksgiving week monitoring ripples from FTX's collapse, retail action with holiday sales underway and minutes from the Federal Reserve's last meeting.

Sonic the Hedgehog creator Yuji Naka has been arrested by Japanese authorities on insider trading charges over purchases of an online gaming company in 2020.

Traders will be watching the stock moves in the retail sector with shares of Gap and Williams-Sonoma on the move.

Stocks look to add to Thursday's CPI-powered rally when equities soared following a better-than-expected report on inflation.

The total assessed included a record $4.2 billion in civil penalties, up from a total amount of $3.6 billion in 2021, as it filed 760 total enforcement actions.

Trading could be impacted Tuesday as inflation reports are released, stocks lower, 3Q earnings are reported, the rail strike possibility grows, and the student loan handout is halted.

Sam Bankman-Fried, founder of crypto exchange FTX, saw his net worth fall from $16 billion on Monday to zero on Friday, according to reports.

In addition to the mass layoffs that took place last week at Twitter, the company now finds that exodus includes high-level leaders.

FOX Business' Stuart Varney discusses cryptocurrencies taking a massive hit as FTX teeters on the brink of collapse after Binance refuses to bail it out.

The latest reading on inflation will be a major focus on Thursday with the release of October's consumer prices.

Wall Street investors are paying more attention to the Federal Reserve than to midterm elections as they try to gauge what will happen next for the markets.

Stock futures were lower Wednesday as markets watched and reacted to Election Day results.

Billionaire Elon Musk sold almost $4 billion in Tesla shares, a total of 19.5 million in the days following the Twitter takeover.

Midterm election years are historically a bonus for investors, yet this year, with inflation and recession woes, more headwinds exist. The S&P 500 is down 20%.

Investors will be watching Tuesday's midterm election results to see how it will impact the stock market. Third-quarter earnings reports also continue with Disney, News Corp. and more.