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Nvidia’s stock is soaring largely thanks to Microsoft, Alphabet and tech’s other AI giants. That won’t last.

Companies are spending big to develop their own AI chips so they don’t have to keep paying Nvidia.

Oil prices move lower as Israel-Hamas cease-fire talks ease supply worries

Oil futures moved lower early Monday, slipping after Hamas over the weekend gave its initial approval of a U.S.-backed proposal for a phased cease-fire deal with Israel in Gaza.

Vista Outdoor rejects MNC Capital’s bid for company, backs CSG’s offer for ammunition business

The battle has been waged since last October when Vista announced it would separate its ammunition business from Revelyst, its outdoor-products business of golfing, fishing equipment and branded biking.

Three reasons bulls should be stoic in the face of legitimate stock-market worries

Ed Yardeni offers three important reasons why investors should be less worried.

‘This feels like a wild approach to estate planning’: My mother wants to leave everything to me — so I can take care of my feckless younger brother

“What are the tax and financial implications of receiving an estate and then passing on a large percentage of it to someone else?”

Bond yields edge higher with investors focused on inflation, election

Bond yields edged higher on Monday as investors prepared for vital inflation data later in the week.

Troubled Spanish pharma company Grifols says it may go private for $6 billion

Shares of Grifols were halted on Monday, following news the indebted Spanish blood plasma pharmaceutical company may go private.

Hedge funds pile into commodity sensitive stocks at fastest pace in five months: Goldman data

Hedge funds were net buyers of energy and materials stocks for the third week in a row, Goldman Sachs’ analysis shows

This $1.8 million Frank Lloyd Wright home in Kalamazoo, Mich., is a restored masterpiece

This Wright-designed Usonian-style home underwent an $800,000 restoration.

Carlsberg agrees $4.2 billion Britvic deal after third approach

The third time looks to be a charm for Carlsberg, which announced Monday that it has agreed to take over Britvic in a deal valuing the U.K. drinks giant at £3.3 billion ($4.2 billion).

French stocks and bonds slip after deadlocked election

French stocks and bonds slipped on Monday after voters surprisingly rejected a far-right party that led in the first round of voting as the eurozone’s second-largest economy looked set for possibly months of protracted negotiations for control of the country’s legislature.

PBOC to conduct temporary repo, reverse repo operations

China’s central bank has said that it will conduct temporary open market operations in the afternoon, on top of its traditional morning operations, in a bid to improve their effectiveness.
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