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1. ASML looks to calm fears over 2026 growth as it warns of China sales decline

   ASML on Wednesday looked to allay concerns over 2026 growth as net sales for the third quarter came in slightly below expectations.

2. OpenAI’s ChatGPT will soon allow 'erotica' for adults in major policy shift

   Adult ChatGPT users can soon access a less censored version of the artificial intelligence chatbot, which will include erotic materials, says OpenAI CEO Sam Altman.

3. CNBC Daily Open: Trump has the last word on U.S. stocks

   At its lowest, the S&P 500 fell as much as 1.5%, but traded positive for most of the day. Then Trump said he was considering "retribution" against China.

4. Meta removes Facebook page allegedly used to target ICE agents after pressure from DOJ

   Meta removed a Facebook group page that was allegedly used to "dox and target" U.S. ICE agents in Chicago after being contacted by Department of Justice.

5. OpenAI forms expert council to bolster safety measures after FTC inquiry

   The council will help guide OpenAI's work around ChatGPT and Sora, and define what healthy AI interactions look like.

6. Major real estate developers are fast becoming power brokers

   Powered land needs to be secured with the permits, utility commitments, and infrastructure needed to deliver power to a data center.

7. Big bank earnings, Broadcom's OpenAI chip deal, record-high car prices and more in Morning Squawk

   Here are five key things investors need to know to start the trading day.

8. Oracle Cloud to deploy 50,000 AMD AI chips, signaling new Nvidia competition

   Oracle Cloud Infrastructure on Tuesday announced that it will deploy 50,000 Advanced Micro Devices graphics processors starting in the second half of 2026.

9. Salesforce's Agentforce software is coming to OpenAI's ChatGPT

   Companies that work with OpenAI and Salesforce will soon be able to sell products through ChatGPT's instant checkout feature.

10. Instagram rolls out PG-13 content guidelines for teenage users

    Meta will now limit the content that teenage users can see on Instagram to what they would typically encounter in a movie rated PG-13, the social media company said Tuesday.