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Activist investor Elliott reportedly takes $1 billion stake in Lululemon, eyes new CEO

Activist investor Elliott Management has taken a sizeable stake in Lululemon Athletica and has a potential CEO candidate in hopes of turning around the company’s fortunes, according to a new report.

Micron can’t keep up with its massive demand, and its stock is soaring

The chip maker has been a victim of souring AI sentiment lately, but its upbeat outlook has Wall Street feeling better about the path forward.

DoorDash joins Instacart in the newest shopping battleground — ChatGPT

DoorDash Inc. on Wednesday said it had joined forces with OpenAI to allow people to shop for groceries in ChatGPT and check out on the delivery platform itself, as artificial intelligence becomes a bigger competitive front for online shopping.

Oracle’s stock falls on a fear one analyst says should be ‘almost irrelevant’

New rumors of stalled data-center funding have sent Oracle’s stock lower, but some experts argue the negative narrative has gotten too harsh.

This chart captures Tesla’s EV sales woes — and things are about to get worse

U.S. sales have fallen further from their 2022 peak, and Elon Musk has already told investors to brace for a “few rough quarters.”

It’s been illegal to make women have a man co-sign their loans since the ’70s. Now the Trump administration could change that.

Proposed changes to a rule barring banks from discriminating against certain borrowers are ‘alarming,’ and a ‘step backwards,’ consumer advocates say

Why Nvidia, Broadcom and other AI stocks are falling sharply

The AI trade is unwinding — with investors increasingly worried about debt raising by companies like Oracle and CoreWeave used to finance AI data-center buildouts.

His ‘elaborate scheme’ roiled credit markets. Now Tricolor CEO Daniel Chu is charged with fraud.

“Fraud became an integral component of Tricolor’s business strategy,” U.S. prosecutors said.

The sizzling AI trade is having this surprising effect on global markets

The artificial-intelligence trade has become so popular that it is causing currencies in Asia to artificially weaken as locals trade their money for dollars, presumably to buy hot AI stocks.

Google has been crushing it with AI this year in this overlooked way

Waymo, the Alphabet-backed robotaxi startup, has been on a tear. Soon it could be worth $100 billion.

The price of the measles: It costs at least $16,200 every time someone gets it.

As measles outbreaks increase and more people contract the disease, the U.S. healthcare system faces a costly bill.

‘He never asks for anything’: I’m 61 with a $1.5 million 401(k). My girlfriend says I do too much for my son, 28. Is she right?

“I recently gave him $20,000 for a newer car and had him finance the rest.”
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