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Kroger offers $10.5 billion in bonds to help pay for Albertsons merger

Supermarket chain Kroger Co. on Tuesday said it was offering $10.5 billion in bonds to help pay for its planned $24.6 billion merger deal with rival Albertsons Cos. Inc.

Toll Brothers raises annual outlook, citing optimism for ‘solid’ housing demand

Luxury homebuilder Toll Brothers posted better-than-expected revenue in its latest quarter and lifted its outlook for the year amid optimism that the housing market will rebound further.

Take-Two shares rise on announcement of ‘Borderlands 4’ release in 2025

The New York video game developer said Tuesday the game marks the fourth mainline title and seventh overall entry in the looter-shooter franchise, which has sold more than 87 million copies.

Five9 to cut workforce by 7% amid efforts to boost profitability

Five9 will reduce its workforce by about 7% as it looks to drive more profitable growth.

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Microchip Technology says cybersecurity breach disrupted its operations

Microchip Technology said a cyber breach occurred days ago that affected its manufacturing facilities and ability to fulfill orders.

Keysight shares rally on forecast as executives point to ‘stable’ backdrop

Keysight Technologies shares rallied after hours on Tuesday after the tech-services provider offered a fiscal fourth-quarter forecast that came in above Wall Street’s expectations.

La-Z-Boy says ‘challenged’ shoppers are pulling back on spending

Furniture maker says consumers continue to rein in their expenses outside holiday promotions.

Bye-bye, DIYs: Lowe’s and Home Depot say people are putting off home-renovation projects

High mortgage rates and uncertainty over the economy have pushed many home buyers into wait-and-see mode. That caution is now extending to homeowners and their renovation plans.

‘The first cut is the deepest’ may hold true for Fed interest-rate cuts, too

The Federal Reserve’s first rate cut may have the biggest impact on market volatility and investor psychology.

Elon Musk’s $44 billion Twitter purchase ranks as worst deal for banks since the financial crisis: WSJ

Elon Musk’s $44 billion buyout of Twitter Inc. has emerged as the worst buyout since the global financial crisis for seven large financial institutions that provided debt for the deal, the Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday.

Wall Street investors look beyond tech for next phase of stock market’s rally

Investors are taking cues from Main Street’s thriftier vibe, helping the stock rally broaden out beyond tech giants.
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