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First Solar falls 10.3% to a 52-week low of $172; borrowing costs explain only part of the solar selloff
Solar stocks slid as Treasury yields hit two-decade highs, but the damage was uneven: Sunrun fell 6.8%, Enphase 0.8%, and Array rose. First Solar traded almost three times its usual volume.
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Tesla opens a Semi plant built for 50,000 trucks a year; the U.S. bought 875 electric heavy trucks in 2025
The Nevada factory opens as diesel hits $6.53 a gallon and a shipper alliance orders 2,500 electric trucks. The order does not say how many are Teslas, and the price gap with diesel rigs is still large.
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Alaska Air expects the 737 MAX 10 to be certified by end-September; the jet is about 31% of Boeing's 737 backlog
Alaska's operations chief says the FAA sign-off should come within days, with first delivery in spring 2027. For Boeing, certification unlocks nearly a third of its unfilled 737 orders.
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City Therapeutics files for a Nasdaq IPO as CTY after burning $43 million in six months
The Cambridge, Massachusetts RNAi drug developer raised $99.5 million privately in May and June and is now seeking public money. Its operating cash burn was six times higher than a year earlier.
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Kinross Gold falls 11.7% after cutting output guidance; the stock lost about $3.8 billion in a day
Kinross now expects 2026 and 2027 production 2% to 3% below its old range, on weather in Chile and weak grades in Nevada. It raised its payout target to 50% of free cash flow in the same release.
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H&M's quarterly profit rose 23%, but about 4% without a one-time tariff gain
A 1.6-point tariff effect lifted H&M's third-quarter margin to 10.6%. Sales grew 1%, September is tracking 1%, and the company warned that a longer Black Friday will cost it more in markdowns.
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SoftBank sells $11.1 billion of junk bonds to pay OpenAI, at up to 9.75%: about $1 billion a year in interest
SoftBank's own term sheet shows what the record sale costs: coupons of 8.625% to 9.75% on the dollar notes, 3.6 to 4.6 points over Treasuries, to fund a $10 billion OpenAI payment due Oct. 1.
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Scholastic falls 12% after hours as school budget cuts drive a 24% drop in its education sales
The children's publisher kept its full-year forecast. The wider loss per share mostly reflects its sale-leaseback. The weak spot is schools buying less supplemental curriculum.
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Select Water buys Pilot Water for $700 million, about 5.7 times next year's profit; shares jump 12% late
The oilfield water company is paying $600 million in cash and $100 million in stock for a Delaware Basin disposal network. The sellers get protection if Select's share price falls after closing.
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Costco's U.S. same-store sales rose 10.7% last quarter, but 7.2% without gasoline and currency
Costco earned $6.75 a share in its fiscal fourth quarter, including a 15-cent tariff refund. Membership fees rose 7.3% and were almost half of operating profit. The stock barely moved after hours.
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Stocks close flat as the 10-year yield climbs to 5.18%; Akamai jumps 17% after hours on Anthropic deal
The S&P 500 slipped 0.02% and the Dow fell 0.31% as the bond selloff reached its highest yields in about two decades. Akamai fell 6.8% in the session, then disclosed an $11.6 billion Anthropic contract after the bell.
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Intermex falls to $10.57 against Western Union's $16 cash offer as California's review drags on
The remittance company has lost a quarter of its value in eight sessions. The market is now pricing a real chance that the deal fails, and the break fee in the filings may not cover this kind of failure.
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HouseCanary files Chapter 11 over a $30 million loan while it waits to collect a $175 million-plus verdict from Rocket
The property-data company behind Google's home listings pilot says bankruptcy is the way to stop a lender seizing it before a court turns its jury win into a judgment.
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EquipmentShare falls 9% on a Blue Orca short report; its OWN Program payouts equal half its segment EBITDA
The short seller says undisclosed promises behind the equipment rental company's investor-funded fleet create hidden liabilities. The company's own filing shows how big that program already is.
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BP eyes Devon's Eagle Ford shale unit; the reported $3.5 billion to $4 billion price is about $52,000 a flowing barrel
Reuters says BP has entered the data room for Devon's South Texas assets. The deal would add about 77,000 barrels a day, taking BP's shale arm most of the way to its 2030 goal.
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Acadia falls 10% after its Alzheimer's psychosis drug misses its main goal; Phase 3 goes ahead at one dose
Remlifanserin missed the primary endpoint of a Phase 2 study with a p-value of 0.06, and the lower dose barely beat placebo. Acadia is pressing on with Phase 3, and its two approved drugs still earn about $1.3 billion a year.
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Merck's eye drug remigromig matches ranibizumab in a pivotal trial, with more eye bleeding and dropouts
The BRUNELLO trial met its goal of showing vision gains no worse than an older standard drug. Merck gave no effect sizes and flagged higher rates of three side effects. The shares barely moved.
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Sequans sells its last 314 bitcoin and ends its treasury strategy; it once held more than 3,200
The French chipmaker says it now has no crypto and no debt apart from government research financing. It did not say what the final sale raised. At today's price the coins were worth about $26 million, close to 60% of the company's market value.
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Meta VR Glasses cost $1,299 and ship spring 2027; the unit behind them lost $4.6 billion last quarter
Meta's new VR glasses and cheaper AI glasses helped lift the stock about 3% on Thursday. Its filings show how small the hardware business still is: Reality Labs had $431 million of revenue in the second quarter.
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Hyundai is set to outsell Ford for the first time, 511,421 to 504,172 in Cox's third-quarter forecast
Cox Automotive expects Ford's U.S. sales to fall 7.1% as Hyundai's rise 6.5%. Its percentages imply a 70,000-vehicle swing in a year, and they show Toyota closing most of its gap with GM.
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The Magnificent Seven's September rally is mostly Meta: up 30%, while the other six average 1%
The megacaps are being described as a haven from the bond selloff. Our numbers show one stock doing most of the work, while the average S&P 500 stock fell 3.7% this month.
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Alphabet stock: what is actually going on
Alphabet traded near $340.93 at midday Thursday, worth about $4.17 trillion. Google Cloud grew 82% last quarter, yet the stock is 15% below its May peak and has trailed the Nasdaq-100 this year as spending, borrowing and new shares pile up.
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PepsiCo plans to raise some chip and soda prices after its cuts left snack volume flat
Bloomberg reports the price increases follow cuts of up to 15% on Lay's and Doritos. PepsiCo's own filing shows what those cuts did: North American snack revenue fell 2% and volume did not move.
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Qualcomm renews its Apple patent license from April 2027, protecting a unit with a 69% profit margin
The licensing arm is about 13% of Qualcomm's segment revenue but 28% of its segment profit this fiscal year. The renewal keeps that stream in place while Apple moves away from Qualcomm modems.
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Paramount launches a $7.5 billion loan for Warner Bros., the first piece of about $52 billion in new debt
Paramount Skydance owed $15.2 billion at the end of June. Reuters says the combined company is expected to carry about $80 billion once the Warner Bros. Discovery deal closes.
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GoDaddy jumps 10% on a reported Gen Digital takeover approach; the two carry $12 billion of debt already
The Norton maker is worth about $15 billion and GoDaddy about $13 billion after the jump. Any deal would mean one company buying another almost its own size with a lot of borrowed money at today's rates.
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Lowe's starts drone delivery with Wing and DoorDash: one store, 2.5-pound loads, a 5-mile radius
Lowe's is the first home improvement chain to deliver by drone, in 20 minutes or less. For now it is a pilot at a single North Carolina store, and the limits say more about who it serves than the headline does.
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Oracle falls 6.6% on a data center force majeure notice; $288 billion of its leases have yet to start
Bloomberg reported that Oracle sent a force majeure notice on its Project Jupiter campus to protect itself if the site is late. Oracle says the project is on schedule. Its own filing shows why investors care: $288 billion of data center leases have not yet hit its balance sheet.
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BlackBerry lifts its revenue outlook to as much as $636 million, but the raise leans on licensing
Quarterly revenue rose 26% to $163.3 million on record QNX car-software sales. Compared with June's guidance, most of the full-year raise comes from patent licensing and QNX, while the Secure Communications forecast was cut.
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Darden profit dips to $2.05 a share, but only because of last year's Canada gain; Olive Garden grows 1.1%
Headlines say profit slipped. Strip out a $42 million gain from a year ago and Darden's operating margin actually rose. The weak spot is Olive Garden, and food costs are rising faster than sales.
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Starbucks to close about 250 North American cafes, take $300 million in charges and cut openings to 440
The closures cost roughly $1.2 million per cafe on average, most of it in cash for lease exits and severance, according to the company's filing. Net new openings for the year fall to about 440 from 600 to 650.
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FDA advisers back Grail's Galleri cancer blood test 7-2, but split 6-4 on whether it works
The panel said the benefits outweigh the risks, a first for a multi-cancer blood test. In Grail's main study the test caught about one in three cancers diagnosed within a year, and the stock had already jumped 34% before the vote.
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Starboard builds a stake in Knife River and pushes for a sale or higher margins; stock rises after hours
The activist wants the aggregates and paving company to close its margin gap with peers or explore a sale, the WSJ reported. Knife River's own numbers show why a single margin point is worth about $5 a share.
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Arcturus calls its OTC deficiency data encouraging; the Phase 2 had seven evaluable patients and no placebo
ARCT-810 lowered average ammonia and glutamine in a small open-label study, but Arcturus is already moving a next-generation drug into the same trial. The stock was little changed after hours.
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Smurfit Westrock buys CMPC's Chile box business for $420 million, below its own valuation multiple
The packaging giant is paying less than 6 times post-synergy EBITDA for a Santiago paper mill and three box plants. On our math its own shares trade at about 7.6 times this year's guided EBITDA.
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Diller's People Inc drops its $48.30 MGM Resorts bid; MGM falls 8% after hours to $34.78
People Inc, which owns about a quarter of MGM, has withdrawn its June offer. The stock had already closed more than $10 below the bid price, and after hours it traded below where it stood before the offer was made.
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AMC prices $3.97 billion refinancing at 8.875%; total interest falls but cash interest rises
AMC sold $2 billion of first-lien notes at 8.875% and an $850 million loan at SOFR plus 4.5%, pushing its 2029 debt wall out to 2031 and beyond. On our math the yearly interest bill falls by about $44 million, but the part paid in cash goes up.
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TransUnion CFO Todd Cello to step down Dec. 31; credit bureau reaffirms guidance a week before quarter-end
The 29-year veteran will stay on as an adviser until March 1, a day after a 2024 stock award vests. TransUnion kept its third-quarter and full-year outlook, and the shares fell 1.3%.
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Everpure guides to as much as $7.3 billion in fiscal 2028 revenue; stock jumps 6% after hours
The storage company formerly known as Pure Storage gave a first look at fiscal 2028 at its analyst meeting. The midpoint implies its operating margin rising from about 19% to about 25%.
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Teamshares raises $225 million from T. Rowe Price accounts, at a 16% dividend it must pay in cash or stock
The buyer of small businesses from retiring owners sold perpetual preferred stock to fund more deals. The filing shows what the money costs: about $36 million a year in cash, more than the $30 million of EBITDA it had under letters of intent.
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Alcoa closes $2.6 billion of bonds at up to 6.875% for the South32 deal, more than doubling its debt
The notes pay for the $3.1 billion cash portion of Alcoa's purchase of South32's aluminum assets. They add about $175 million a year of interest, more than Alcoa's current interest bill, and must be repaid at par if the deal falls through.
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Caesars holders approve Fertitta's $31-a-share buyout; the stock still trades $1.39 below the price
About 97% of votes cast backed the deal. The 4.7% gap left in the share price is the market's price for the gaming approvals still to come, and the merger agreement pays holders extra if those take too long.
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Granite Point puts itself up for review and sets a 1-for-10 reverse split, with its stock at 15% of book value
The commercial real estate lender says it is weighing a merger, asset sales or new capital. Its shares are worth about $40 million against a June book value of roughly $275 million, and its cash has been falling.
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Peloton weighs an $800 million debut bond at about 8%, cheaper than its SOFR-plus-6% term loan
Bloomberg says the company has been sounding out investors on a secured bond. Its annual report shows why the math may work: a $980 million term loan costing close to 10% at today's rates.
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Stocks close lower as the 10-year yield hits 5.11%: S&P 500 falls 0.75%, Nasdaq drops 1.1%
Hot flash PMI readings and a Fed governor backing more hikes sent Treasury yields to their highest since 2007. Rate-sensitive stocks and small caps took the worst of it; energy was the only sector up.
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Microsoft's $10 billion Gulf plan is mostly money it already pledged to the UAE
Microsoft says it will spend more than $10 billion in Kuwait, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the UAE through 2030. Last November it had already committed $7.9 billion to the UAE alone for 2026 to 2029.
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Boeing rises 1.6% as its engineers union backs a new offer worth at least 28.7% over four years
SPEEA's councils recommend the revised contracts, with voting running to Oct. 1. The August offer was rejected by 64% of engineers, so roughly 1,600 of them need to switch sides.
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SEC counts 208 IPOs in the first half, but SPACs drove the rise and operating-company listings fell 21%
The SEC says IPO proceeds jumped almost fivefold to more than $137 billion. Its own table shows 118 of the 208 deals were blank-check companies, and the second quarter alone brought in 84% of the money.
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Rivian recalls 100,700 vehicles over a camera display bug, but more than 95% are already fixed
The recall covers most of the vehicles Rivian has ever built, including early R2s. The fix is a software update that Rivian says more than 95% of those vehicles already have, and the stock barely moved.
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Astrana Health falls 5% after reporting a "material" breach carried out by spoofing its own phone number
The Medicare-heavy care company says patient data may have been taken, but also says it does not expect a material hit to its finances. Both statements are in the same filing, and the attack method is one any business can be hit by.
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Disney raises ad-free Disney+ and Hulu to $21.49 a month each, making the bundle nearly half price
The ad-free tiers rise 13% while the ad-supported plans go up 50 cents. The real change is in the gaps: between one service and the bundle, and between paying for no ads and watching them.
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Airtel Money plans a London IPO at up to $9 billion, up to about 7 times revenue for a debt-free African wallet
Airtel Africa's mobile money arm will list in London by selling existing shares, aiming to raise at least $800 million. That is well below the $1.5 billion to $2 billion it once hoped for, and it could still be the UK's biggest IPO since 2021.
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Swiss senators back a 90% capital rule for UBS units; the bank puts the extra cost at about $18 billion
Headlines disagreed on whether the vote was tough or lenient on UBS. Both are right: it is easier than the government's 100% plan and much harder than the bank's preferred option. It roughly doubles the capital behind UBS's foreign units.
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Amazon stock: what is actually going on
Amazon traded near $249.60 at midday Wednesday, worth about $2.69 trillion. AWS is growing at its fastest pace in 18 quarters, but the stock has lost about 12% since early August while the Nasdaq-100 rose.
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NYSE signs a non-binding deal to offer tokenized stocks to Blockchain.com's 44 million accounts
The pitch is 24/7 trading of U.S. stocks for crypto users worldwide. The memorandum sets no launch date, the NYSE platform has not launched, and the release never mentions last week's SEC exemption.
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Jana pushes Six Flags to seek a sale, but a buyer would mostly be taking on $4.9 billion of debt
The activist wants the park operator to hire a bank. Six Flags stock is worth about $1.3 billion, roughly a fifth of what the whole company costs once its debt is counted.
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Royal Caribbean pays $3 billion for half of Sandals; two days of selling have cost it about $6.2 billion
The cruise company confirmed a 50% stake, not the majority the FT described, at about 10 times forward EBITDA and paid for with Morgan Stanley debt. RCL fell to a new 52-week low.
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Michael Burry adds to Micron, Palantir and chip ETF shorts; Micron already trades near 9 times its earnings pace
The "Big Short" investor says the memory shortage will end within two years. The stock market has been pricing a downturn for a while, which is why the real test is Micron's Sept. 30 outlook.
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Activist Toms Capital urges Devon Energy to consider a sale; its claimed discount is worth about $13 a share
Toms, now among Devon's five largest holders according to CNBC, says the post-Coterra company trades at least one EBITDA multiple point below peers. We worked out what that gap means in dollars, using Devon's own filings.
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MoonPay buys broker North Capital for over $60 million in stock, a licensed path into tokenized securities
The crypto payments company is buying a Utah broker-dealer and trading platform that has handled more than $8.7 billion of securities deals. The price was not disclosed by either side, and the firm it is buying works mainly in private markets, not the listed stocks the SEC just opened up.
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Alkami falls about 20% after ending its sale review, three months after Jana pushed for a deal
The digital banking software maker for community banks and credit unions says it will stay independent and kept its 2026 forecast. The stock dropped to $14.55, near its 52-week low, and now trades at about three times its recurring revenue.
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IonQ jumps as much as 15% on an Nvidia install and an error-correction test, then gives most of it back
IonQ said a Superion 256 machine will be the first quantum computer at Nvidia's quantum research center, and that its decoder kept pace across 408 logical qubits. That test ran on simulated circuits, the Nvidia deal has no disclosed dollar value, and the stock was up under 5% soon after the open.
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Cracker Barrel jumps 7% on a 3% to 5% sales outlook, but tariff refunds made up $9.1 million of its profit
Adjusted EBITDA rose to $62.1 million in the fourth quarter. Without the refunds it would have been below last year, and comparable restaurant sales still fell 2.1%.
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McDonald's pledges $8.5 billion to franchisees through 2036 and targets a low-to-mid 50% margin by 2030
The company says its restaurant overhaul will add about $100,000 a year in cash flow per U.S. restaurant with a four-year payback. That math implies owners still put up serious money of their own.
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General Mills earns 75 cents a share and holds its outlook as foodservice price and mix rise 5 points
Organic sales were flat as grocery volume fell and foodservice pricing rose. Adjusted EPS fell 13% but topped the 72-cent estimate, and the company skipped buybacks.
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Cintas earns $1.39 a share and lifts its outlook, but one extra workday supplied part of its 10.9% growth
The uniform and safety supplier to more than a million businesses beat estimates. Its first-aid and safety arm grew 16%, and the revenue guidance raise is about the size of the quarter's beat.
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Paychex falls 6.7% before the open as core payroll revenue grows 4%, slower than its full-year target
Adjusted EPS of $1.34 edged past estimates, but the business that serves small employers grew below the 5% to 6% pace Paychex still promises for the year. The Fed hike added only $5 million to its interest outlook.
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SEC fines OTC Link $575,000 over more than eight years of gaps in its systems-security rules
The broker-dealer runs the main quotation and trading systems for over-the-counter stocks. The penalty is about 7% of one quarter's profit at its parent, OTC Markets Group.
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Lennar spinoff Millrose borrows $1 billion at 6.5% and 6.75%, partly for Dream Finders-Beazer land
The homesite financier is paying about 1.7 to 1.9 points over Treasuries, and part of the money must be returned if the homebuilder merger is not done by May 2027.
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Paychex reports Wednesday with $1.33 a share expected; its client-cash guidance predates the Fed's hike
The payroll firm pays one in 11 U.S. private-sector workers, so its numbers are a read on small-business hiring. Cintas and General Mills also report before the open.
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Micron jumps 5% to $1,096 ahead of Sept. 30 results; Wall Street expects $31.24 a share, barely above guidance
Micron guided to $50 billion of quarterly revenue and about $31 a share. The stock trades near 9 times that pace, which suggests the market still has real doubts about how long the memory boom lasts.
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Snorkel AI raises $350 million at a $3.5 billion value; its price per dollar of revenue fell about sixfold
The AI training-data supplier nearly tripled its valuation since May 2025. Its revenue run-rate grew far faster, from about $20 million to more than $350 million, so investors are paying much less per dollar of sales.
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Meta's Muse knocks about $81 billion off banks, brokers and insurers; Schwab falls 6.1%, Allstate 5.5%
Investors sold companies that profit when customers stay put, on fears that AI agents will shop around for people. Expedia, which signed up with Muse, finished flat.
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Brighthouse rises 4.1% as Sixth Street circles, but the stock still sits $18 below Aquarian's $70 deal price
Bloomberg reports a Sixth Street-backed insurer told Brighthouse it wants to buy the company if the pending Aquarian deal fails. The gap between $51.90 and $70 shows how much doubt the market has about that deal.
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Medicare plans up to 15% cuts on lab tests from 2027; Quest falls 4.2%, Labcorp 3% despite reaffirming its outlook
CMS says Medicare has paid about 16% more than private insurers for lab tests. The cuts start in 2027, not this year, and Medicare and Medicaid are 8% of Labcorp's revenue.
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Data center power supplier Solaris upsizes bond sale to $1.25 billion at 7%, about 2 points over Treasuries
Solaris Energy Infrastructure raised its offering from $1 billion after launching it Tuesday. The shares fell 4.9%, and the new debt equals about a quarter of the company's stock market value.
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Worthington Enterprises jumps about 16% after hours on a beat; $4 million of tariff refunds helped
The Bernzomatic and Coleman propane maker posted adjusted EPS of $0.82 and 13% sales growth. The release also shows how much of the quarter came from refunded tariffs and from joint ventures rather than its own operations.
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KB Home earns $1.05 a share as revenue falls 20%, and trims its full-year margin range to 16.0%-16.2%
The builder says full-year numbers stay "within the ranges" it gave in June. Put the two releases side by side and the ranges have narrowed to their low end, while cancellations jumped to 18%.
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Stocks close mixed: Nasdaq sets another record at 27,244 as the S&P 500 ends flat and the Dow drops 185
Tech and a handful of big single-stock moves lifted the Nasdaq, while a near 2% slide in financial stocks held the S&P 500 in place. Oil fell for a fifth straight day.
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Cisco falls about 5% after Piper Sandler cut; hyperscalers are 6% of sales but over a third of planned growth
Piper Sandler lowered its Cisco target to $125 on worries that industry growth is peaking. Cisco's own guidance shows how much of next year rests on a handful of cloud giants.
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OpenAI prices GPT-6 Sol at $2 and $10 per million tokens. The 50% cut does not apply everywhere
OpenAI halved API prices for its new mid-tier and budget models against GPT-5.6 promotional rates. Its own price sheet shows long prompts and fast mode cost double, which is where the old price comes back.
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Royal Caribbean in talks to buy Sandals at a $6 billion value; its own stock loses about $3.8 billion
The Financial Times says the cruise line is close to taking a majority stake in the Caribbean resort chain. Investors wiped out a morning gain and pushed RCL near its 52-week low.
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Amgen adds about $9 billion in value on a Sjögren's drug win, but the release gives no effect size
Dazodalibep met its main goal in a Phase 3 trial for a disease with no approved treatment. The size of the benefit, and a second trial due in the fourth quarter, are what matter next.
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Trump discloses 1,156 trades for July, about four times what all House members have reported for the month
The president's accounts sold up to $25 million each of Microsoft and Amazon on one day. Our count of House filings puts his single month in context.
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Coinbase opens IPOs to retail investors with Oura first. The prospectus does not say how big the slice is
Customers can request Oura shares at the offer price, with a 60-day penalty for selling inside 30 days. Oura's filing does not say how many shares Coinbase gets, and big buyers have already signaled interest in up to $400 million.
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Berkshire crosses 10% of Lennar and buys $212 million more stock in three days; shares jump 6.5%
Berkshire bought near Lennar's 52-week low, days after the homebuilder's profit halved. Crossing 10% also means every future trade has to be disclosed within two business days.
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CMS cancels ACA plans covering 760,000 people and freezes new broker sign-ups; Oscar falls 4.5%
The cancellations happened on August 31, and CMS says they were enrollments people never authorized. The bigger change for 2027 is what happens to insurance agents.
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Anthropic launches Claude Opus 5.5 at 40% lower cost. The list price only falls 20%
Token prices drop to $4 and $20 per million. The rest of the headline saving depends on caching and on how many tokens a job uses, so what a business saves depends on the workload.
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Data center supplier Accelevation sets IPO at $20 to $24. Most of the shares are being sold by existing owners
The Ohio power and white-space equipment maker could raise up to $720 million. Its filing shows 71% of the shares come from sellers, and the company's cut goes toward a loan that funded a payout to its owners in June.
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Goldman in talks to buy $37 billion credit firm Palmer Square. Its listed fund trades 24% below asset value
Bloomberg reports Goldman is the lead bidder for the Kansas CLO manager. Palmer Square's publicly traded lending fund rose as much as 4.8% on Tuesday, then gave most of it back.
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Strategy buys 950 bitcoin for $75.7 million, but spent $174 million buying back its own preferred
Headlines say Strategy is buying bitcoin again. Its filing shows it sold no stock, and over three weeks put $489.6 million into repurchasing STRC preferred against $75.7 million into bitcoin.
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Alibaba unveils its Zhenwu V900 AI chip. Nvidia's guidance already assumes no China data center sales
Alibaba called the V900 China's most powerful AI chip and set a 20-gigawatt data center goal. Its U.S.-listed shares rose about 1%, and the read-across to Nvidia's numbers is smaller than the headlines suggest.
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GameStop's Ryan Cohen buys $26.4 million of stock, weeks after a debt swap added 55.5 million shares
GameStop shares rose about 4% after its chief executive disclosed buying 1.15 million shares at about $22.94. The filings behind the purchase show the stake it bought into had just been diluted by roughly 12%.
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Animoca Brands shelves its Nasdaq merger with Currenc, and Currenc shares fall 5%
The crypto investor would have owned 95% of the combined company. Currenc's filing shows the talks had run past their exclusivity deadline, and that Currenc now wants room to raise money.
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Nvidia-backed Iambic Therapeutics files for a Nasdaq IPO as ADARx sets a $15 to $17 range
Two drug developers moved toward Nasdaq listings on Monday. Iambic's filing shows $12.8 million of revenue and a $50.1 million loss in the first half, and it has not yet named a price.
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AutoZone earns $56.05 a share and the stock rises 4.7%, but tariff refunds did much of the margin work
Quarterly sales rose 5.6% to $6.6 billion and commercial sales to repair shops grew 8.6%. Strip out tariff refunds and an accounting benefit, and gross margin would have been lower than a year ago.
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Binance faces a U.S. sanctions probe days after its $100 million Circle deal. Circle shares barely moved
Manhattan federal prosecutors are examining whether Binance let trading continue despite knowing it broke sanctions law, Bloomberg reported. Circle's filing shows what a legal order could mean for Binance's new stake.
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DoorDash pays $131.5 million in NYC pay settlement, but only $12.3 million was missed or late pay
Most of the money settles a fight over how to pay couriers for time spent waiting between orders. DoorDash says it will use the city's method from now on, and that is the part restaurants and rivals should watch.
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Viking Therapeutics stock jumps 33% on obesity shot data. The 22% and 97% figures need context
Viking says patients kept most of their weight loss when its VK2735 shot was cut to every other week or monthly. Eli Lilly and Novo slipped. Here is what the headline numbers do and do not show.
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Binance bought $100 million of Circle at $80.84 a share after a sell-off, and is already up about 17%
Circle's filing calls the price a discount. It was below every trade on the day of the deal, but above the prior close. The bigger number for shareholders is what Circle pays distributors.
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Stocks close higher: Nasdaq hits a record 27,122 and the S&P 500 gains 1.5% as oil drops 4.5%
Chip stocks and Meta led a broad rally as crude fell below $100 and Treasury yields eased. It was the Nasdaq's first record close since June.
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Meta stock jumps 11% to about $741 as its Muse AI agent draws Wall Street praise and an Amazon block
Meta is on track for its biggest gain of the month, adding roughly $190 billion in market value, after Wells Fargo raised its price target ahead of Connect. Amazon, meanwhile, cut Muse off from shopping on its site.
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Apple stock: what is actually going on
Apple traded near $342.37 at midday Tuesday, worth about $5 trillion and up about 26% in 2026, after touching $345.34 intraday. A new CEO, the iPhone 18 launch and rising memory chip costs are what matter now.
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Paramount settles state antitrust suit, clearing the way for its $110 billion Warner Bros. deal
Warner Bros. Discovery shares rose about 10% and Paramount Skydance about 11% after reports that the company reached a settlement with the states suing to block the merger.
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AMD tops $1 trillion in market value as Intel and Arm jump about 15% in a processor rally
Advanced Micro Devices hit a record and crossed the $1 trillion mark for the first time on Monday, as a broad bid for CPU makers helped lift the Nasdaq about 1.6%.
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Oura sets IPO range at $40 to $44 a share, seeking up to $2.2 billion on Nasdaq
The smart ring maker launched its roadshow Monday with a filing that shows nine-month revenue up 74% to $1.21 billion. Reuters says the deal targets a fully diluted valuation of $15.62 billion.
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Palantir stock: what is actually going on
Palantir closed Friday at $177.64, worth about $427 billion, and is roughly flat for 2026 after falling to $107 in June and jumping 29% in a day on August earnings. Revenue is growing 93% a year.
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Tesla vs Waymo: one has the miles, the other has the manufacturing
Waymo has driven hundreds of millions of driverless miles and published the safety math. Tesla has a car built for the job, a factory and a lower cost per vehicle. The race is between proof and price.
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Strategy (MicroStrategy) stock: what is actually going on
Strategy closed Friday at $153.92, up 16.4% as bitcoin returned to $80,000. The company holds 845,050 bitcoin, has not bought any since early September, and is now buying back its own preferred shares instead.
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Coinbase stock: what is actually going on
Coinbase closed Friday at $194.25, up 11.7% on the day but less than half its 52-week high. The last reported quarter showed a $359.5 million net loss, and almost half of net revenue no longer comes from trading fees.
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What the federal crash reports actually say about Tesla's robotaxis
Seventeen autonomous-system incidents across nine months of testing, most of them minor, several caused by other drivers, and two caused by Tesla's own remote operators. The record is neither the disaster nor the perfection both sides claim.
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Nvidia stock: what is actually going on
Nvidia closed Friday at $222.27, worth about $5.36 trillion. Data centers now supply 92% of its revenue, and the company has committed $366 billion to future supply, leases and investments.
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Tesla's Cybercab is carrying passengers in Austin. Here is what is actually running
A two-seat car with no steering wheel, no pedals and no mirrors started commercial service on September 3. Six cities already have driverless Teslas, the target is ten by year end, and a federal audit opened the same day the service did.
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Musk's companies quietly merged their AI: what SpaceX owning xAI means for Tesla shareholders
SpaceX absorbed xAI in February. Tesla's investment converted into roughly 19 million SpaceX shares. Grok now drives features inside Tesla cars. Here is how the pieces fit, and why it matters to anyone holding TSLA.
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Tesla is no longer priced as a car company: inside the robotaxi and Optimus bet
A Cybercab pilot in Austin, a Nevada permit for up to 5,000 autonomous vehicles, a third-generation humanoid robot and an in-house AI chip. Here is what Tesla is actually building, and what investors are watching next.
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AI cloud firm Nscale files for NYSE IPO as first-half revenue jumps 1,252% to $140.6 million
The London-based GPU cloud provider plans to list under the ticker NSCL. Its filing shows fast growth, a $1.02 billion first-half loss and $56.4 billion in contracted future revenue.
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Warren Buffett steps down as Berkshire chairman at 96; son Howard Buffett takes the seat
Buffett becomes chairman emeritus and stays on the board, completing a handoff that began when Greg Abel became CEO. Berkshire's B shares ended Friday little changed.