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1. How Google put together the pieces for its AI comeback

   The company's Gemini 3 and Ironwood AI chip are driving Wall Street's excitement behind Alphabet's AI comeback, but challenges remain.

2. Apple is challenging India's antitrust body over a potential $38 billion fine

   Apple filed a lawsuit against the Competition Commission of India over how the body uses global turnover when calculating fines.

3. Alibaba's AI glasses to rival Meta go on sale for $500

   Alibaba, like other tech giants such as Meta, are betting that smart glasses could be the next big consumer device after the smartphone.

4. Europe’s slow and steady approach to AI could be its edge

   Grid congestion and tough sustainability regulations are barriers to a rapid AI built-out, but these challenges benefit Europe in the long-run.

5. CNBC Daily Open: Thanksgiving cheer comes a day early for U.S. markets

   Thanksgiving in the U.S. takes place on Thursday stateside, but the feasting might have begun a day early for investors.

6. Netflix suffers brief outage during 'Stranger Things' season-five debut

   Users on social media earlier posted that they were experiencing issues, and DownDetector.com showed that reports spiked around 9 p.m. Eastern.

7. CNBC Daily Open: An early Thanksgiving celebration in U.S. markets

   Thanksgiving in the U.S. takes place on Thursday stateside, but the feasting might have begun a day early for investors.

8. Apple and Broadcom shares keep hitting records. Why each have more room to run

   New research gives investors more reason to be bullish on both Club stocks.

9. Workday shares sink on subscription revenue guidance concerns

   Workday delivered turkey without the gravy, according to analysts at Evercore.

10. MIT study finds AI can already replace 11.7% of U.S. workforce

    Artificial intelligence can already replace 11.7% of the U.S. labor market, across finance, health care and professional services, according to MIT's study.