Flights set to be cut ahead of holiday travel, Tesla shareholder vote and Musk's $1T pay package

分组1 - Tesla shareholders are voting on a proposed $1 trillion pay package for CEO Elon Musk, with significant opposition from major shareholders like Norway's Sovereign Wealth Fund [3][4] - US companies announced over 153,000 job cuts in October, marking the highest number in over two decades, driven by cost-cutting measures and the impact of AI on industries [3][4] - The Federal Aviation Administration plans to cut flights by 10% at 40 major airports due to a government shutdown, affecting approximately 3,500 to 4,000 daily flights [4][5] 分组2 - AstraZeneca reported its largest quarterly revenue of $15.2 billion, driven by strong sales of cancer drugs, exceeding market expectations [13][14] - AstraZeneca's revenue grew by 11% year-to-date, with earnings per share increasing by 15%, although market reaction to the results has been muted [14][15] - The company aims for the US market to represent 50% of its global ambition of $80 billion by 2030, indicating significant investment plans in the US [16][17] 分组3 - AstraZeneca has paused investment plans in the UK due to declining government funding for pharmaceutical innovation, while committing to invest $50 billion in the US by 2030 [20][21] - The company is transitioning to a dual listing, allowing shares to be traded on the New York Stock Exchange, which is expected to enhance accessibility for American investors [22][24] 分组4 - Alphabet's shares rose by 2.41% as the company continues to push for dominance in AI, with potential earnings from a $1 billion deal with Apple to enhance Siri [27][28] - Snap's shares surged by around 20% after reporting stronger-than-expected earnings and a rebound in ad demand, forecasting a 15% revenue growth for the current quarter [30] - Qualcomm reported better-than-expected fourth-quarter earnings and issued optimistic guidance, despite facing a one-time non-cash tax charge of $5.7 billion [49][50]