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Market Snapshot: S&P 500 futures hover at 2023 highs ahead of inflation report

U.S. stock index futures were holding near their highs of the year early Tuesday amid cautious trading ahead of inflation data that may impact the debate at this week's Federal Reserve policy meeting.

: Unilever probed by competition regulator over environmental claims

Britain's competition regulator on Tuesday said it's opened a probe into the environmentally-friendly claims put forward by household products giant Unileve

Weekend Sip: This Doritos-flavored booze is real — and begging for a Bloody Mary

This is no cheesy marketing stunt. A unique collaboration has distilled Nacho Cheese Doritos into an alcoholic spirit.

MarketWatch First Take: Oracle embarks on potentially risky data-center expansion as its cloud growth slows

Oracle's cloud-services revenue slowed for the second consecutive quarter, hitting a sharper speed bump Monday, just as it plans to embark on a potentially risky move of adding a large number of data centers.

: Warren Buffett’s Berkshire cuts stake in HP, Carl Icahn gives up FirstEnergy board seat

Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway has cut its stake in HP Inc. by about half, and Carl Icahn has reduced his position in FirstEnergy Corp. and relinquished a board seat, according to regulatory filings Monday.

Dow Jones Newswires: Arena Group, parent of Sports Illustrated, fires CEO Ross Levinsohn

Arena Group Holdings, whose brands include Sports Illustrated and TheStreet, said it terminated the employment of Chief Executive Ross Levinsohn, and named Manoj Bhargava as interim CEO, effective Monday.

: Ford to cut F-150 Lightning production plans by half in 2024: reports

Ford Motor Co. will slash production plans for its electric F-50 Lightning pickup trucks by about half in 2024, according to reports late Monday.

: Shohei Ohtani reportedly will defer 97% of his annual salary — and that doesn’t break any MLB rules

Shohei Ohtani will reportedly defer about $68 million a year on his record 10-year, $700 million contract with the Los Angeles Dodgers, giving the team much more financial flexibility to comply with Major League Baseball's luxury tax.

: Hasbro to lay off more workers amid toy sales slump

Hasbro Inc. is cutting about 900 jobs as the company is facing a slump in toy and game sales after a boom during the pandemic.

Market Extra: Something remarkable and extremely rare happened in the U.S. stock market on Monday

All of a sudden, the "Magnificent Seven" aren't looking so magnificent.

Earnings Results: Oracle’s stock gets slammed as revenue comes up a bit short

Oracle's revenue for the latest quarter came up a bit short of expectations, and shares of the software giant were dropping 7% in Monday's aftermarket action.

: John Chambers expects an AI bubble, which will claim a majority of companies, ‘but it is worth the bet’

'Going into 2024, it will be the decade of AI,' Chambers said in an interview Monday.
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