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: Elon Musk says Tesla will spend ‘well over’ $1 billion on Dojo supercomputer

Tesla Inc. will spend "well over" $1 billion by the end of next year on building an in-house supercomputer known as Project Dojo.

Dow Jones Newswires: China keeps benchmark lending rates unchanged

China's benchmark lending rates were kept unchanged, as expected on Thursday, following a hold of policy rates earlier this month. However, economists say Beijing will need to ramp up support to shore up the country's sputtering economy.

MarketWatch First Take: As investors worry about lower Tesla margins, Musk says Full Self-Driving is key to future profits

Elon Musk still envisions Tesla cars turning into robotaxis -- and appreciating assets -- in the not-too-distant future.

Dow Jones Newswires: Japan’s exports rise in June on strong car shipments

Exports rose 1.5% on year, the 28th straight month of increase, with car shipments growing 49.7%.

Earnings Results: United Airlines earnings: Even higher 2023 profit expected despite last month’s meltdown

United Airlines on Wednesday bumped its full-year per-share profit outlook higher following strong second-quarter results.

Dow Jones Newswires: Dell to acquire AI-driven IT provider Moogsoft

Dell Technologies signed a definitive agreement to buy Moogsoft, an AI-driven provider of intelligent monitoring solutions that support development operations and information technology operations.

Financial Crime: Twice-convicted fraudster set free by Trump hit with new charges of running a $38 million Ponzi scheme

Eliyahu Weinstein had 17 years cut from his sentence for a $200 million Ponzi scheme on Trump’s last day in office.

: Netflix seems immune (so far) from Hollywood’s shutdown

A robust backlog of content through early 2024 and enduring popularity in international markets have shielded the streaming giant from obstacles sure to bewitch its rivals.

The Ratings Game: Microsoft stock snaps 6-session winning streak, but its bulls are still excited

Microsoft shares snapped a six-session winning streak Wednesday even as bullish analysts chimed in with more cheers for the technology giant.

: Americans reveal their No. 1 financial regret, but advisers say they hear these horrible mistakes the most

Financial advisers said having regrets — or mistakes — is normal. Now for the bad news.

: White House wants to expose ‘junk fees’ imposed on renters — but erasing them will be a tougher task

‘Folks are tired of being played for suckers,’ President Biden said.

Earnings Results: Equifax blames weak mortgage market for reduced earnings outlook, stock falls

Equifax Inc. called out a weaker mortgage market as it trimmed its outlook for the full year.
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