The article highlights that while national negative-equity rates (on mortgages, etc.) remain low, certain U.S. real-estate markets—especially in Florida’s Gulf Coast and Austin, Texas—are showing concerning signs.

Following a turbulent week for US tech stocks, some investors are eyeing the recent pullbacks as a chance to buy high-growth names at a discount.

The company's Q3 earnings were solid enough, generating $1.37 billion in revenue, above the median consensus of $1.28 billion, translating in a 22c per share loss (better than the 39c loss expected).