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Aramco's Resilience Pays Off as Profit Rises to $31.2 Bn, East-West Pipeline Expansion Advances

Saudi Aramco turned a turbulent third quarter into stronger earnings, defying war-related disruptions to energy markets, production facilities and export routes as higher oil prices, a surge in refining margins and operational flexibility helped lift profits. The Saudi oil giant's adjusted net income rose 9% year-on-year to 117 billion riyals ($31.2 billion), beating analysts' forecasts of $28.7 billion. Free cash flow jumped 20%, allowing Aramco to maintain its base dividend and raise it by 3.5% to 82.07 billion riyals ($21.89 billion).

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Australia’s Canva to Restructure, Affecting 22% of Workforce

Australian graphic design platform Canva Group said on Wednesday that a restructuring would affect 1,271 jobs, or around 22% of its workforce, after growth slowed for the first time in a decade. The Sydney-based company is the latest technology firm to reduce headcount as the sector adapts to rapid advances in AI and changing business needs. Co-founder and CEO Melanie Perkins said the ⁠changes would reshape Canva's ⁠organizational structure, team locations and staffing requirements.

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