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5 questions

The figure

What price had Brent crude fallen to by Monday's close, as Iran and the US signalled they would talk?

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C. US$104.77 a barrel

Brent settled at US$104.77 a barrel on Monday, after Iran and the US both signalled they would rather talk than fight. Read the story →

The company

Which company guided to about US$17 billion of revenue for this quarter, in results reported Tuesday?

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A. AMD

AMD guided to about US$17 billion of revenue for the December quarter, after its data centre chip sales nearly doubled to US$8.55 billion. Read the story →

The why

Why did McDonald's shares rise about 6% on Wednesday even though US same-store sales fell?

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B. The fall was smaller than the market had braced for

Analysts had expected a 0.5% sales fall; the actual drop was only 0.2%, so the quarter beat lowered expectations. Read the story →

The figure

How much did Airbnb's revenue grow in the September quarter, its fastest pace in three years?

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B. 19%

Airbnb's revenue rose 19% to US$4.87 billion in the September quarter, the fastest growth it has had in more than three years. Read the story →

The term

What does Cloudflare's 'billings' figure measure, as explained in Saturday's edition?

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D. What customers have agreed to pay

The edition explains billings as counting what customers have agreed to pay; Cloudflare's billings rose 35.5% to US$846.2 million. Read the story →

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