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Earnings Results: Oracle says its AI customers want to buy more than $2 billion in cloud capacity

Shares of Oracle were up after hours on Monday after the IT and cloud infrastructure provider reported fiscal fourth-quarter results that topped expectations.

: Westfield surrenders keys to downtown San Francisco shopping mall to lender

In another blow to downtown San Francisco's recovery, shopping mall giant Westfield is surrendering a major office and retail complex to lenders.

In One Chart: Why ‘King Dollar,’ benefiting from financial instability fears, can stay high this year

The U.S. dollar's resurgence in recent months is tied to fears of financial instability, but it's strength is like to to continue, according to the Wells Fargo Investment Institute.

Personal Finance Daily: Food-delivery workers in New York set to earn $18 minimum wage next month and ore drivers under 30 are falling behind on car payments

Monday's top personal finance stories.

: TSMC stock gains on report that Nvidia AI-chip order has boosted production

U.S. shares of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. outpaced the broader chip sector Monday following a report Nvidia was expanding the fab's capacity usage.

Market Extra: Investors increasingly expect U.S. stock-market rally to continue as bears finally surrender

A roundup of recent surveys of individual and professional investors point to new optimism about the stock market.

: FTC files injunction to block Microsoft acquisition of Activision Blizzard

Microsoft has another headwind in its $69 billion acquisition of videogame publisher Activision Blizzard.

Key Words: Ray Dalio says AI technology both ‘fabulous’ and ‘dangerous’

Billionaire investor Ray Dalio says artificial intelligence will revolutionize business, but also carries big risks.

The Margin: After two non-binary performers win Tonys, are gender-based acting awards an ‘arbitrary distinction’?

J. Harrison Ghee of “Some Like It Hot” won best leading actor in a musical, while Alex Newell from “Shucked” won best featured actor in a musical.

: West Coast ports still aren’t back to normal amid contract dispute, employers say

Labor tensions along the West Coast's ports continued to play out in public over the weekend and on Monday.

: ‘This is something huge for us’: Food-delivery workers in New York set to earn $18 minimum wage next month

Uber, DoorDash and Grubhub are not pleased with the outcome, which they call "extreme" — while some worker advocates say the city fell short.

: Destination weddings: Do guests still have to give gifts if they already spent ‘mad money’ to get there?

Global destination weddings were a $23.31B market last year. But if guests shell out hundreds or thousands to get there, do they still owe the couple a gift?
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