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: Rivals Microsoft, Oracle expand their cloud partnership

The accord will make it easier for Oracle users to run Microsoft Azure's AI on top of the Oracle database, the companies said.

Washington Watch: How a conservative group sees a climate-focused energy transition that includes gas and nuclear

'Conservatives do a better job of telling people what we don’t like versus what we do when it comes to slowing global warming,' says U.S. Rep. Curtis of Utah.

: Biden attacks ‘MAGAnomics’ as polls show most Americans dislike ‘Bidenomics’

President Biden delivers what the White House bills as a "major economic address on Bidenomics vs. MAGAnomics," as polling for Bidenomics isn't impressive.

TaxWatch: The IRS is hitting pause on new claims for a pandemic tax credit ‘overtaken by aggressive promoters’

The IRS will stop processing new claims on a pandemic-era credit for businesses that has become prone to questionable claims and hard-sell tactics from companies that say they can land payouts for clients.

IPO Report: Arm’s stock soars 25% in public debut as execs sees big opportunity to drive cost savings for chip makers

Arm shares surged out of the gate Thursday as they began trading on the Nasdaq following a long-awaited initial public offering.

Distributed Ledger: Bitcoin is expected to bottom in October. Here’s why 

This is the latest Distributed Ledger column from MarketWatch: a weekly look at the most important moves and news in crypto.

Market Extra: Triple witching day: analysts brace for volatility as $3.4 trillion in stock options set to expire Friday

Friday could be a historic day for the options market, according to a derivatives strategist at Goldman Sachs Group.

The Ratings Game: Amazon’s stock heads for best close in 17 months as healthcare moves draw praise

Amazon.com just added a new board member with healthcare expertise, and that's fueling optimism for its stock.

In One Chart: Cash can earn 5%. Don’t fret another deluge of T-bill supply in the fourth quarter, Barclays says.

Money-market funds are easily absorbing this year's torrent of Treasury bill supply, according to Barclays.

Lawrence G. McMillan: Stocks are trapped in a trading range. Something’s got to give.

The week after the third Friday of September is historically negative for the S&P 500.

The Human Cost: Meet the brave Americans buying and selling their homes, despite stubbornly high interest rates

With mortgage rates surpassing 7%, many homeowners are only selling if there is a pressing need to do so. 

: Tesla may be the winner of Big Three-UAW labor talks

Tesla Inc.'s EV moat could get wider as Ford, GM and Stellantis face labor strife.
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