Tuesday Afternoon Links

[CNBC] Dow drops 300 points, S&P 500 falls for a fourth day as tech slumps, bitcoin briefly dips below $90,000: Live updates 

[CNBC] Trump calls to revoke ABC’s license over reporter’s Epstein files question

[Reuters] Blue Owl fund redemption freeze sparks fresh private credit jitters

[Yahoo/Reuters] US home builder sentiment subdued in November amid labor market worries

[Reuters] Trump says his administration has started interviews for next Fed chair

[Yahoo/Reuters] Fed's Barkin looks forward to more clarity on economy as data flow resumes

[Axios] Small businesses are hurting — and could be for a while

[Bloomberg] Ackman Says Now Isn’t Time for US To Sell Fannie, Freddie

[Bloomberg] Sheinbaum Pushes Back on Trump, Insists US Won’t Strike Mexico

[Bloomberg] CEO’s Arrest and a Bank Failure Shake Brazil’s Finance Industry

[Bloomberg] Russia Attacks on EU Are State-Sponsored Terrorism, Top Diplomat Says

[NYT] We Now Have a Better Picture of China’s Global Lending Spree

[WSJ] AI Data Centers Are Banging on Crypto’s Door

[WSJ] U.S. Supply Chains Deemed Vulnerable to Chinese Exploitation

[WSJ] Poland Says Russia Behind Blast on Its Rail Network

[FT] Trump welcomes Saudi crown prince to the White House