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Nvidia’s stock is falling, but these two factors could reignite momentum

Investors need more confidence in the gross-margin trajectory once Blackwell volumes ramp up, and they’ll also be looking for more proof that AI is generating customer returns.

Lyft to cut some jobs as it restructures its bikes and scooters operation

Lyft disclosed Wednesday a restructuring of its bikes and scooters operation, which will lead to some job cuts and a charge of up to $46 million.

U.S. trade gap widens sharply in July to highest level in more than two years

Trade gap hits $78.8 billion as imports surge

The Medicare Trustees report contained no bad news. Now for the bad part.

expenditures are high and projected to rise because national healthcare costs are out of control

Dick’s Sports Goods’ stock up as profit and revenue beat analyst estimates

Retailer posts “very strong” results.

What sinking copper and oil prices say about the state of the economy

Commodities have declined in the third quarter, marked by hefty losses in oil and copper, as downbeat economic data from China and the U.S. fuel worries about a slowdown in demand.

Dollar Tree’s stock dives after a big earnings miss as customers spend less

Dollar Tree cited increasing pressure on its middle- and higher-income customers.

Who is killing the great game-changing tech start-ups of America?

Billions of dollars in losses crush innovation. Round up the usual venture capital suspects.

Oil consolidates after wiping out 2024 gains on growth fears, possible Libya deal

Oil futures rose modestly Wednesday, stabilizing a day after weak U.S. manufacturing data triggered a widespread selloff.

Beware of Big Tech grabbing control of its own AI regulation

Despite unwillingness to police itself, tech giants want to create rules governing digital transformation and artificial intelligence.

Home buyers wade back into housing market as mortgage rates fall for fifth week in a row

Mortgage applications rose 1.6% in the last week, the Mortgage Bankers Association said.

U.S. Steel may could leave Pittsburgh if Nippon deal gets scrapped: Wall Street Journal

Chief Executive David Burritt says U.S. Steel needs $3 billion in upgrades to compete.
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