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Intel’s stock extends its gains on hopes AMD could go from rival to partner

Intel has been the beneficiary of recent financial investments, but a report indicates it’s in talks to book AMD as a manufacturing customer.

Running shoes and retail gains are helping Nike’s turnaround — and cranking up the heat on rivals

After Nike’s longer-term outlook offered a rare bright spot for investors, some analysts say the company could start to take back lost business.

OpenAI wants to build a social-media business. Can its Sora app take on Meta and Google?

OpenAI likely needs ads to bridge the gap between its revenue and spending plans. But its AI-video generator app Sora faces heavy competition from Facebook, TikTok and more.

Government shutdown means Fed lacks crucial data as it considers rate cuts

It’s a bad time for the data to disappear.

Amazon, Palo Alto Networks — and 36 more hot stock picks from Deutsche Bank

Deutsche Bank’s list of fourth-quarter high-conviction picks also includes 2025 laggards like Visa and standouts like Lam Research that could have more room to rally.

Why investors don’t need to play defense during the government shutdown — even if it lasts

Even if the government shutdown lasts a long time, history suggests investors don’t need to move toward defense sectors.

I don’t want to pay the new $895 American Express Platinum fee — but will canceling the card hurt my credit score?

If you tell Amex you want to cancel, the company might offer you some cash, points or miles as an incentive to keep your card.

Does Elon Musk’s call for a Netflix boycott signal a new front in the culture wars?

Netflix is facing calls of a boycott from Elon Musk over an animated show it aired that featured a transgender character.

DoorDash’s expansion into restaurant reservations and robots offers new benefits, but risks ‘commoditization’

As DoorDash moves into new lines of business, delivery services from apps are starting to overlap — but one analyst notes “good companies run these kinds of experiments.”

‘The bank’s behavior doesn’t seem right’: I inherited a $30K trust. My adviser says I’ll pay $10K in taxes if I cash out. How is that possible?

“The question is whether to take the cash or leave it to be managed by the bank.”

What’s the economic damage from a government shutdown? These numbers tell the tale.

The threat of mass layoffs make this shutdown different, but most agency plans so far point only to furloughs, not layoffs.

AT&T’s stock trades at a notable premium to Verizon’s. Should you still buy?

Barclays just downgraded AT&T’s stock over concerns about industry competition and debt levels.
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