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Coin Metrics: on Tuesday, bitcoin fell 12.6% to $18,203 and briefly hit $17,300.80, its lowest level since November 2020; ether dropped 18.2% to $1,311.50 (Tanaya Macheel/CNBC)

Tanaya Macheel / CNBC:
Coin Metrics: on Tuesday, bitcoin fell 12.6% to $18,203 and briefly hit $17,300.80, its lowest level since November 2020; ether dropped 18.2% to $1,311.50  —  Follow your favorite stocksCREATE FREE ACCOUNT  —  WATCH NOW  —  FTX token plunges as Binance steps in to buy the crypto exchange’s non-U.S. unit: CNBC Crypto World

Salesforce stock is up 6%+ pre-market after activist investor Starboard reveals a “significant” stake; shares of Salesforce have fallen more than 40% in 2022 (Yun Li/CNBC)

Yun Li / CNBC:
Salesforce stock is up 6%+ pre-market after activist investor Starboard reveals a “significant” stake; shares of Salesforce have fallen more than 40% in 2022  —  Follow your favorite stocksCREATE FREE ACCOUNT  —  Jeffrey Smith, CEO of Starboard Value LP and Chairman of Papa John’s International Inc.

Netflix Q3: revenue of $7.9B, up 5.9% YoY, net income of $1.4B, down from $1.45B YoY, global paid net additions of 2.4M subs, vs. 1.09M est.; stock up ~11% (Sarah Whitten/CNBC)

Sarah Whitten / CNBC:
Netflix Q3: revenue of $7.9B, up 5.9% YoY, net income of $1.4B, down from $1.45B YoY, global paid net additions of 2.4M subs, vs. 1.09M est.; stock up ~11%  —  Follow your favorite stocksCREATE FREE ACCOUNT  —  Netflix shares skyrocketed more than 10% after the bell Tuesday …

AMD announces ~$5.6B in preliminary Q3 revenue, below its outlook of $6.7B plus or minus $200M, driven by weaker Client segment revenue and supply chain issues (Todd Haselton/CNBC)

Todd Haselton / CNBC:
AMD announces ~$5.6B in preliminary Q3 revenue, below its outlook of $6.7B plus or minus $200M, driven by weaker Client segment revenue and supply chain issues  —  – AMD issued preliminary third-quarter results on Thursday that are well below its initial guidance.  —  Follow your favorite stocksCREATE FREE ACCOUNT

Online sports-betting companies are cutting big deals with US colleges to promote gambling to students, like Caesars Sportsbook’s $8.4M deal with Michigan State (New York Times)

New York Times:
Online sports-betting companies are cutting big deals with US colleges to promote gambling to students, like Caesars Sportsbook’s $8.4M deal with Michigan State  —  In order to reap millions of dollars in fees, universities are partnering with betting companies to introduce their students and sports fans to online gambling.

Some Twitter users, concerned about Elon Musk’s ownership, are moving to alternative platforms, including Mastodon, which has seen sign-ups surge, and Discord (Amanda Hoover/Wired)

Amanda Hoover / Wired:
Some Twitter users, concerned about Elon Musk’s ownership, are moving to alternative platforms, including Mastodon, which has seen sign-ups surge, and Discord  —  Discord, Mastodon and other services are bustling as Twitter fans make backup plans for their online social lives.