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Super Micro expected to meet a key deadline, but other hurdles remain

The server maker still faces government investigations and needs to bolster its management ranks.

MicroStrategy now owns $47.4 billion worth of bitcoin after latest purchases

Last week, the company disclosed that it was more than doubling its bitcoin holdings last year while reducing its workforce

Nvidia’s stock has gone nowhere for months. What can give it a jolt?

Nvidia reports earnings Wednesday. One analyst says investors are hungry for a reason to jump back in, while another is feeling more cautious.

In China you can get Ozempic and Wegovy within the hour for just $100 a month

Delivery apps are allowing Chinese citizens to get their hands on the popular weight-loss and diabetes drugs at the touch of a button.

Smithfield Foods’ pork business set to rise as chicken and beef producers struggle: analyst

Smithfield Foods Inc. drew buy ratings from analysts at BofA Securities and UBS on Monday as the pork producer exited its quiet period after its initial public offering late last month.

Voss Capital thinks the market is a ‘perpetual paradox machine’. Here are the stocks the fund manager owns.

Buying undervalued small-cap stocks that may attract bidders has worked this year, Voss Capital said.

Starbucks to cut 1,100 jobs in latest streamlining move

Starbucks Corp. is cutting 1,100 support partner roles as well as several hundred additional open positions as it works to streamline its structure by removing layers and duplicate roles.

Apollo fills real-estate gap with $1.5 billion Bridge Investment deal

Apollo is adding $50 billion in assets under management into its real-estate portfolio.

Will history repeat? Why the dollar may fall, again, in first year of Trump term.

Strategists at Morgan Stanley say the U.S. dollar may fall this year, just as it did in the first year of the first Trump administration.

Treasury yields tick higher as investors navigate stagflation fears

Treasury yields edged higher early Monday, seeing a modest bounce after the 10-year rate ended last week at its lowest of the year, with investors awaiting a flurry of economic data amid worries about the outlook for economic growth against a backdrop of sticky inflation.

Who needs a CEO? Not Intel. Its stock has soared this month without one. 

Intel joins short list of companies doing well without permanent CEOs, but the balance of corporate power still tips toward having someone at the helm

Buy Nike’s stock aggressively as new CEO’s playbook should work, analyst says

Jefferies’ Randal Konik sees 50% upside in the stock, as he effectively calls a bottom in earnings and investor sentiment.
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