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Lumen’s stock soars further as fiber company boosts forecast on key metric
The telecommunications and fiber company now expects $1.0 billion to $1.2 billion in free cash flow...
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Rivian’s quarterly loss balloons, but EV maker says gross profit is within sight
Rivian Automotive Inc. late Tuesday reported quarterly results that were largely in line with expectations, with...
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Tripadvisor unveils mixed quarter, with 1% revenue growth, and stock sinks
Shares of Tripadvisor Inc. fell in the extended session Tuesday after the online travel company reported...
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Fortinet’s stock set to bounce back after an upbeat earnings outlook
Shares are down on the year but up big in the extended session.
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Instacart shares rally on a forecast boosted by restaurant orders
Shares of Maplebear Inc. — the online grocery-delivery company better known as Instacart — jumped in...
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Airbnb’s warning on U.S. demand ‘will likely only further stoke the soft-consumer thesis,’ analyst says
The home-sharing company said it is seeing “shorter booking lead times globally” in its earnings report.
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Reddit reports second-quarter revenue beat and narrower-than-expected loss
Reddit Inc. reported its second quarterly results as a public company Tuesday, with the social-media platform reporting better-than-expected...
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Why fiber company Lumen’s stock extended its surge with a 90% pop
Lumen’s recent business wins around AI suggest “a greater amount of fiber-related demand should still be...
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Tim Walz is Kamala Harris’s running mate. These are the economic priorities he brings to the campaign.
Minnesota governor is known for state tax cuts, as well as investment in public schools and...
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Tim Walz and J.D. Vance are both Diet Mountain Dew fans. Here’s why that could hurt the brand.
Mountain Dew has long been associated with youth culture, but the brand may now be struggling...
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Palantir’s stock surges as ‘unrelenting’ AI demand fuels earnings beat
Palantir easily cleared revenue expectations for its latest quarter in what executives said was validation of...
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Lucid gets $1.5 billion lifeline from Saudi Arabia, Wall Street cheers ‘liquidity cushion’
EV maker gets $1.5 billion from Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund, and says it has enough...
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Chegg follows Udemy in calling for tougher times ahead for edtech companies
Chegg called for lower-than-expected current-quarter revenue as it lost subscribers.
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ZoomInfo stock falls after forecast cut, and changes to CFO and board
ZoomInfo Technologies Inc. on Monday cut its full-year forecast and announced changes to its board and...
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Shares of Hims & Hers, known for hair-loss treatments and Viagra, rise amid market panic
The company on Monday bumped its full-year sales forecast higher, and its second-quarter results beat expectations....
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Google’s loss in antitrust case will have industry-wide ramifications
“It’s a whopper,” one law-school professor said. “It goes to the heart of some of the...
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Google monopoly ruling is just one of many antitrust cases now facing Big Tech
Apple, Meta and Amazon all also face government efforts to rein in their influence over the...
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Nvidia, Apple propel ‘Magnificent Seven’ to $650 billion market-cap wipeout
Monday’s technology-led selloff had been on track to deliver a record erasure of “Magnificent Seven” market...
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CrowdStrike, AMD among the rare S&P 500 gainers in a sea of red
To say that the stock market’s breadth was bad, on a day the S&P 500 index...
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Stock market’s losses are unlikely to last, as AI trade comes roaring back
The artificial-intelligence trade has suffered a setback over the past couple of weeks. But it is...
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Medicare patients could get emergency treatment at home under new bill
A new proposal in Congress would allow older Medicare recipients to receive emergency medical services at...
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You’ll know AI has taken over when we no longer value money
A future where machines organize, decide and execute all economic activities is no future at all.
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Making billionaires pay more in taxes is only fair — even millionaires want it
Finance ministers of the G20 nations agree that the ultra-rich should pay their fair share.
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Climate change and extreme weather are making retirement even more stressful — and expensive
Extreme weather poses risks to retirement — as much as healthcare costs and debt