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MarketWatch First Take: Cisco’s brutal forecast shouldn’t end the tech sector’s party

Cisco Systems Inc.'s brutally disappointing forecast for its next two quarters and full year appears to be a company-specific issue.

Dow Jones Newswires: Japan’s exports rise in October, helped by car shipments

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Dow Jones Newswires: WuXi XDC sets its Hong Kong IPO price at high end of range

A unit of Chinese contract drugmaker Wuxi Biologics set its initial public offering price at the top end of its guided range, indicating strong demand in a choppy year for listings in Hong Kong.

The Ratings Game: Intel’s stock could be an ‘under-the-radar AI play’ — one reason this analyst says it’s now a buy

Intel shares have surged 54% this year, but Mizuho analyst Vijay Rakesh sees multiple catalysts that could drive them even higher.

FA Center: Don’t be fooled: Huge one-day stock rallies are more common in bear markets

Bear markets are more volatile than bull markets.

The Tell: Options traders are piling into bullish bets on small-cap stocks at a record pace

Options traders piled into bullish bets on the Russell 2000 on Tuesday, after the October CPI report sent the battered small-cap index surging to its best day in more than a year.

Earnings Results: Forecast sinks Palo Alto Networks’ stock despite ‘unprecedented level’ of cybersecurity attacks

"An unprecedented level of attacks is fueling strong demand in the cybersecurity market," the company's CEO said.

Paul Brandus: China has many vulnerabilities for the U.S. to exploit — though America’s own weaknesses make that harder

As Biden and Xi meet, China is grappling with problems that are eroding it from within.

Market Extra: U.S. dominance of the global stock market has reached unprecedented extremes. Is it time to look for bargains abroad?

U.S. stocks' dominance of the global stock market has reached unprecedented levels. Does that mean it's time to considering buying more international stocks?

: Michael Dell mocks the cratering of Carl Icahn’s stock

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: Intel board member buys $2.5 million in stock — and has a ‘solid’ track record

An Intel board member who made a well-timed purchase of shares last fall bought up stock again more recently.

: Investors are thrilled inflation is down. Consumers aren’t so happy. Here’s why.

Wall Street took the consumer-price index as a sign that the economy is on the right track. But many U.S. households may not see it that way.
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