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JPMorgan Chase Reports Rare Earnings Miss, Shares Dip Before Recovering

JPMorgan Chase's third-quarter results fell short of Wall Street's revenue and profit estimates, an unusual miss for the largest U.S. bank by assets. CEO Jamie Dimon attributed part of the shortfall to softer fixed-income trading revenue and expenses outpacing revenue, while the bank also said trading and investment banking activity had moderated. JPMorgan shares dropped more than 3% in premarket trading before trimming losses after the bank raised its 2026 net interest income guidance.

Trump says US won't strike Iran before midterms as oil blockade stays in place

President Trump said on Truth Social that the US will not attack Iran before the November 3 midterm elections, citing "productive discussions" between the two countries—a reversal from comments made a day earlier. He said the US naval blockade on Iran's ports remains fully in effect and that Iran still cannot be allowed a nuclear weapon. Oil prices rose during Thursday's trading session despite the de-escalatory tone.

Delta Air Lines shares fall 3% after Q3 earnings miss and cautious outlook

Delta Air Lines reported third-quarter results showing a significant drop in net income and issued a more conservative forecast for coming periods. The announcement sent its shares down more than 3% in Friday morning trading.

Edge Delta publishes open-source 'Project Arena' benchmark for AI SRE agents

Project Arena is a new vendor-neutral toolkit that spins up disposable Kubernetes test clusters, injects faults, and scores how well AI-driven site reliability tools investigate incidents. Its creators used the framework to compare Edge Delta's and Grafana's native AI investigation features, plus Claude running against each platform's observability CLI, across 21 Kubernetes incident scenarios, with all results judged by GPT-6-Astra. Edge Delta's native tool detected and investigated 18 of 21 scenarios versus Grafana's 12, with root-cause accuracy and mitigation-readiness also reported.

Elon Musk reposts engineer's Delta WiFi joke on X without credit

Machine learning engineer Matt Hardy posted a joke about sandboxing AI agents by giving them Delta Airlines WiFi, which drew about 11,000 likes and a laughing-emoji reply from Elon Musk. A day later Musk posted a near-identical version of the joke on X, which gathered roughly 155,000 likes and drew accusations in the replies that he had lifted the line without attribution.

United Airlines offers status match to lure elite Delta, American flyers

United Airlines is running a campaign that grants Delta and American elite frequent flyers matching United status for 90 days. To retain that status through Jan. 31, 2028, travelers must fly United and meet spending thresholds ranging from $1,500 for entry-level tiers to $7,000 for United's top 1K tier.

Meta details Delta, an internal object storage system built on chain replication

Meta has published an architectural overview of Delta, an internal object storage service designed to hold build and distribution artifacts and support disaster recovery bootstrap operations. Delta exposes just four operations—put, get, delete, and list—and prioritizes reliability and horizontal scalability over latency or storage efficiency.

Delta launches public beta, aiming to replace pull requests with agent-based review

A new tool called Delta has entered public beta, offering a multiplayer workspace where teams write code alongside AI agents and review the results without relying on traditional pull requests. The company behind it says it has already disabled pull requests on its own repository, running all internal collaboration through Delta instead. The tool is available on macOS, Linux, Windows, and via browser, including mobile access to ongoing conversation threads.

UF Frat 'Fort' Linked to Viral Nonconsensual Video, Spread via X and YikYak

University of Florida sophomore Maddie Kowalski learned a sexually explicit video of her, filmed inside a Phi Delta Theta fraternity house known as 'Fort,' was circulating online. The footage spread rapidly across Snapchat, the anonymous app YikYak, and was posted publicly on X by an anonymous account that named her and her sorority, prompting a wave of mockery and harassment from students.

Amazon partners with OpenAI to sell ads inside ChatGPT via its DSP

Amazon has struck a deal with OpenAI allowing advertisers to buy ChatGPT ad inventory through Amazon's demand-side platform, with Delta Vacations among the first U.S. brands testing the integration. Ads will appear as sponsored text and image units below ChatGPT's free and Go-tier responses, purchased on a cost-per-click or cost-per-thousand-impressions basis and managed by Amazon's team, though OpenAI retains control over ad delivery.

TeamGroup 32GB DDR5-5200 kit hits $389.99 at Newegg amid rising RAM prices

Newegg is selling a TeamGroup T-Force Delta RGB 32GB (2x16GB) DDR5-5200 memory kit for $389.99 using coupon code LUYRF228, down from $429.99. The kit runs at 5,200 MT/s with 40-40-40-76 timings, making it a mid-tier option rather than a top-speed choice for enthusiasts.

Iskra Delta's Partner microcomputer traced to UK-sourced case design

Yugoslav manufacturer Iskra Delta built its Partner microcomputer in the 1980s by assembling widely available components rather than designing everything in-house, following the industry shift pioneered by minicomputers and cemented by the IBM PC. The report traces the Partner's case specifically to a UK design origin, illustrating how even locally branded machines relied on components and designs sourced from elsewhere.