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Cerebras Systems Inc., a maker of chips and other tech infrastructure for artificial intelligence, filed for an initial public offering on Monday, as more startups look to make a name for themselves in a space occupied by tech juggernauts like Nvidia Corp.

Markets wrapped up a strong third quarter for stocks and bonds, as investors appeared more convinced that the Federal Reserve may pull off a soft landing. Still, gold surged.

Big business is upping the pressure on President Joe Biden to intervene in a dockworkers strike set to begin Tuesday that could shut down ports handling more than half of all U.S. trade and potentially lead to an increase in the cost of consumer goods.

Wall Street is about to flip its calendar to the most volatile month of a presidential election year, but the record-setting rally seen in the third quarter has investors pondering whether the big gains have staying power.

Apple Inc.’s stock surged Monday after J.P. Morgan made an upbeat call on iPhone availability, with improvement led by the iPhone 16 base models.

Trump Media & Technology Group Corp.’s stock rose Monday to bring its total gain for the past week up to nearly 30%, but it still remains in negative territory for September as the month ends.

The Fed chair said the surprise half-point cut in the central bank’s policy rate earlier this month was a sign of confidence in the economy and labor market.

A significant shift in the trading relationship between stocks and bonds is under way. Similar situations in the past have boosted returns for investors who owned both, according to an analysis from Verdad.

Risk of a U.S. recession seem low as the Federal Reserve begins a cycles of interest-rate cuts, the nation’s top economists say, but a weakening jobs market and rising credit delinquencies could pose dual threats.

Nvidia’s stock fell again on Monday but remained on track for another monthly gain, as Wall Street continued to tout the semiconductor maker as a driver of the artificial-intelligence revolution.

Amazon.com Inc.’s streaming video service drew more than $1.8 billion in advertising commitments from last week’s upfront event, exceeding the company’s own targets and putting it well ahead of rival Netflix Inc., Bank of America analysts wrote Monday.