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Oracle’s roaring stock rally cools as latest results fail to live up to the hype

Given the big run-up in Oracle shares this year, roughly in-line results don’t seem to be enough for Wall Street.

How investors can position for bond ‘vigilantism’ and a growing U.S. debt load, according to Pimco

Taking U.S. equity exposure and preferring debt exposure in Europe makes sense, Pimco says.

Trump has vowed to defend TikTok — but there’s a tricky path ahead, say analysts

The president-elect may have to do some “fancy footwork” in protecting TikTok from a U.S. ban, says TD Cowen analyst Paul Gallant.

Mondelez is reportedly exploring buying Hershey. Ozempic and other factors could help justify a sale, analyst says.

Shares of chocolate maker Hershey Co. on Monday were on track for their biggest percentage gain since 2016, after Bloomberg reported that Oreo maker Mondelez International Inc. was exploring a possible acquisition, as consumer trends continue to shift toward wellness and weight loss.

MicroStrategy shareholders continue to shoulder the cost of more bitcoin buys

The company has diluted shareholders to the tune of roughly $12 billion via share sales in recent weeks to stock up on bitcoin.

Watch out for these Social Security and Medicare sign-up traps that could cost you thousands of dollars

Applying for retirement benefits can be confusing, and it’s all too easy to end up with permanent cuts to your benefits.

Here’s how many billions of dollars Taylor Swift fans spent on her ‘Eras Tour’

The two-year global tour concluded in Vancouver on Sunday.

Luigi Mangione identified as person of interest in UnitedHealthcare murder investigation

Mangione, 26, was found with writings apparently critical of the health-insurance industry.

Commercial real estate is still on thin ice heading into 2025 — but investors see best entry point in 15 years

Financing is returning to commercial real estate ahead of 2025, yet mostly on temporary terms.

SoFi’s stock doubled over three months. Here’s why BofA says it’s now overvalued.

BofA sees the stock “priced to perfection,” while noting lesser visibility into tech deals and renewed attention on fair-value accounting.

AppLovin’s S&P 500 snub could make for the stock’s worst day in two years

AppLovin’s $135 billion market cap and 900% year-to-date surge through Friday’s close weren’t enough to earn it entry into the benchmark large-cap index.

BP spins off offshore-wind business in joint venture with JERA, in pullback from renewables

BP has agreed to spin off its its offshore-wind into a newly formed joint venture with Japan’s JERA.
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