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Will Bain hears about more trouble for Nvidia's veteran CEO. Elsewhere, the UK's GDP figures are released for the third quarter, the future of Poundland remains on a knife edge, and it's a good day for some in the glass trade.

As AI dominates the news, Will Bain hears more on Anthropic, Nvidia, and the neoclouds. Elsewhere, will the government reduce the ZEV mandate for car manufacturers? And Will hears from a company allowing tenants to report their rent payments to help build their credit scores.

After Nvidia shares drop, Will Bain hears what the impact of its CEO's affair might be. Elsewhere, Will speaks to the CEO of StubHub about ticket reselling. And as the winner of the Booker Prize for fiction is announced, could it be a boon for booksellers?

We'll pick through all the big news of the week with my regular panel - this week: the US Midterms saw a 'blue wave' as voters gave their verdict on President Trump's administration so far.
In the markets, over $2.3 TRILLION was wiped off the value of some of the worlds biggest companies.
Back home, the Bank of England raised interest rates to 4% - we'll take a look at some of the reasons why, and what could happen next.
Elsewhere, dozens of flights across Europe have been subject to hoax bomb threats, we'll get the latest and ask what it might mean for an already-struggling airline industry.
AND, as millions of Hindus around the world prepare to celebrate Diwali this weekend, we'll hear from a long-established clothing business in Leicester's 'Golden Mile'.

Felicity Hannah previews the Bank of England's decision on Interest Rates due today
And we'll look into the role played by a growing anti-datacentre movement in the US Midterm elections and what could happen to infrastructure here.
Elsewhere, design platforms Canva and Squarespace make cuts because of AI - we'll dig into how this is impacting graphic designers.