The ranking measures the burden of credit card debt rather than simply identifying where borrowers owe the most.
The charge, equivalent to 66 cents per diluted share in AMD's earnings reconciliation, arrived as the chipmaker began shipping its new Instinct MI450 accelerators.
Cyberattacks affecting supermarket refrigeration systems across Europe have raised concerns about Russian state-sponsored hackers exploiting outdated remote-control technology in connected appliances.
The Dow jumped 3.14%, while oil prices plunged as President Trump and Vice President Vance acknowledged the Iran war's role in the Republican defeat.
Democrats captured both chambers of Congress in a rare midterm election defeat for President Donald Trump, flipping at least seven Senate seats and ending Republican control of Congress.
Shares of Tesla and SpaceX declined after Democratic victories in Texas, where Elon Musk spent heavily supporting Republican candidates and faced criticism over his companies' influence.
Republican-aligned outside groups spent $360 million more than their liberal counterparts, but that advantage did not prevent Democratic victories in several costly Senate contests.
Americans are pushing back against the rapid expansion of AI infrastructure, with voters approving local restrictions on data centers and newly elected governors promising tougher oversight.
The strategy relied heavily on Trump's 2024 voting coalition, while court battles, shifting Latino support and Democratic counter-maps complicated the GOP's plans.
Republican losses in the midterms have amplified voices calling for the GOP to abandon Trump loyalism in favor of more "America First" isolationist principles.
Democrats regained control of Congress as exit polls showed widespread financial dissatisfaction, with only 18% of voters reporting an improvement in their finances since 2024.
Opponents of the measure and supporters of competing proposals raised more than $330 million, turning the vote into one of the state's most expensive ballot fights.