Stock Market News 8 November 2025 - 9 November 2025

Updated Sunday, November 9, 2025 Quick take Where MA stands into Monday’s openMastercard closed Friday at $551.97, about 8% below its 52‑week high ($601.77) and above its 52‑week low ($465.59). Expect official price discovery to resume at 9:30 a.m. ET Monday on the NYSE; pre‑opening order entry begins at 6:30 a.m. ET. Yahoo Finance+2Yahoo Finance+2 The newest headline to watchLate Sunday, Reuters reported that Visa and Mastercard are close to settling long‑running U.S. merchant litigation by trimming interchange fees by roughly a tenth of a percentage point on average over several years and allowing more flexibility to refuse certain card

Summary: Visa shares closed Friday at $336.02, about 10.5% below their 52‑week high. Over the weekend, reporting indicated Visa and Mastercard are nearing a settlement with U.S. merchants that would modestly reduce interchange fees—an overhang investors will weigh alongside Visa’s strong fiscal Q4 results, a higher dividend, and low‑double‑digit growth guidance for FY2026. Visa Investor Relations+1 KEY POINTS AT A GLANCE• Last close (Nov 7): $336.02; 52‑week range: $299.00–$375.51. Visa Investor Relations• Weekend headline: WSJ reporting (via Reuters) says Visa and Mastercard are close to a settlement with merchants that would trim swipe fees ~0.10 percentage point over several years

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What’s new today (Nov. 8, 2025) (Below, the core developments driving the week—and today’s coverage—into focus.) Archer’s Hawthorne gambit: why an airport? Archer’s $126M deal secures control (via the master lease and subleases) of Hawthorne Municipal Airport, an ~80‑acre property <3 miles from LAX, including ~190,000 sq. ft. of terminal/office/hangar space. Management frames Hawthorne as: The company cautions the purchase remains subject to agreed closing conditions (including city approval). Business Wire+1 Investor angle: Strategically, owning/controlling critical infrastructure can de‑risk early operations (permits, slots, charging, MRO, passenger flow). Financially, the move is capital‑intensive and adds near‑term cash needs—one reason the stock