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Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co, which supplies chips to Apple and Nvidia, saw its sales increase 16.5% in the first quarter of 2024

Bond yields were barely budging early Wednesday, as investors kept their powder dry ahead of the consumer price index report for March.

Philips reiterated its financial outlook on Wednesday after finalizing a consent degree with the U.S. Department of Justice and Food and Drug Administration that will prevent it from selling new respiratory care devices in the U.S. but will allow for exports.

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Esprit is in talks with an international private equity firm regarding prospective investments as the fashion retailer struggles with its European business, which saw some of its units declaring insolvency.

A whistleblower has reportedly complained to federal regulators that Boeing Co. overlooked safety concerns in the production of its 787 Dreamliner jets.

After suspending operations last fall, Cruise, the troubled autonomous-driving unit of General Motors Co., plans to gradually return to city streets, starting in Phoenix.

Roughly 4 million more people tuned in to watch Caitlin Clark’s final college game than did to see UConn repeat as men’s champions.

Apple is already in a correction and Tesla is in a bear market, but the other four Magnificent Seven tech stocks are near highs.

The chip maker’s shares are on track to snap a five-session losing streak.

Hint: It’s less than $100,000

Movie-theater chain Cinemark Holdings Inc.’s growth prospects are strong, according to Benchmark analyst Mike Hickey.