U.S. household spending growth accelerated in August. (WSJ)
Activity in China’s service sector slowed in September. (WSJ)
The eurozone’s annual rate of inflation hit a record 10% in September. (WSJ)
The global benchmark price for oil fell 23% in the third quarter. (WSJ)
Millions of people across the southeast U.S. are tallying losses and assessing the damage left by former Hurricane Ian. (WSJ)
Russia’s Gazprom suspended natural-gas deliveries to Italy. (WSJ)
Exxon Mobil is pushing back against potential reductions in U.S. fuel exports. (WSJ)
China’s first narrow-body jet cleared a major regulatory hurdle to begin carrying passengers. (WSJ)
United Airlines is dropping its operations at New York’s JFK International Airport at the end of October. (WSJ)
Stanley Black & Decker eliminated about 1,000 finance jobs in an effort to cut up to $200 million in costs. (WSJ)
JD.com founder Richard Liu settled a sexual assault lawsuit filed against him by a student at the University of Minnesota. (WSJ)
BNSF Railway plans to build a $1.5 billion, 4,500-acre intermodal hub and logistics center in Barstow, Calif. (Railway Age)
Georgia-Pacific is building a $425 million paper products plant in Jackson, Tenn., to be served by CSX. (Jackson Sun)
Striking Port of Liverpool dockworkers plan a second seven-day walkout this month. (Liverpool Business News)
Royal Mail workers plan strikes on 21 days over the next two months. (Manchester Evening News)
New Zealand will bar sea transport of live animals starting next April. (Maritime Executive)
Los Angeles International Airport plans a major modernization of its aging cargo facilities. (The Loadstar)
Crocs-owned footwear brand Hey Dude is building a 730,000-square-foot national distribution center in North Las Vegas. (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
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