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: Apple, IBM, Disney and more: Here are the companies that have pulled advertising on X

Billionaire X owner Elon Musk responded to a social media post that promoted an antisemitic conspiracy last week

Mark Hulbert: This is the worst thing to happen to ETFs

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The Ratings Game: Nvidia’s blowout earnings won’t have the numbers Wall Street wants the most

In the case of Nvidia, which posts results Tuesday afternoon, Wall Street may be looking especially far into the future.

Earnings Results: Zoom shares jump after company raises sales and profit forecast

Shares of Zoom Video Communications Inc. moved higher in after-hours trading on Monday after the videoconferencing platform raised its full-year sales and profit outlook.

: Here’s how much aid the U.S. gives to Israel — and why it may get billions of dollars more

Congress is debating more aid to Israel. Here's how much the U.S. ally receives now, and why it may get more.

: S&P 500 exits correction territory. Thank retreating bond yields.

U.S. stocks resumed a powerful rally on Monday that helped lifted the S&P 500 out of correction territory ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday.

: White House tackles age concerns on Biden’s 81st birthday: ‘It’s about the president’s experience’

The White House on President Joe Biden's 81st birthday continued to push back against the view that he is too old for another term.

: A record share of people applying for auto loans were rejected this year, NY Fed survey finds

Would-be car buyers say lenders have been tapping the brakes hard in 2023, according to a new look at consumer access to credit.

: Uber to offer $1.2 billion of five-year convertible bonds

Uber is issuing convertible bonds to pay down outstanding debt.

Cannabis Watch: ‘It’s very easy to get fooled’: Two cannabis rivals are raising awareness about fake-products scams

Online scammers could steal money or sell wares illegally, often at marked-up prices.

Market Extra: Stocks shrug off downturn fears as number of companies citing ‘recession’ drops

The number of companies mentioning recession on their quarterly earnings calls is falling.

MarketWatch First Take: OpenAI seemed invincible a week ago. Now it’s extremely vulnerable.

Just a week ago, OpenAI was poised to be the valley's next Google or Facebook. Now, it's drawing comparisons to Netscape Communications and Silicon Graphics, once high-flying companies relegated to the dustbin of Silicon Valley history.
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