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SK Hynix to Spend $28.7 Billion on Buybacks
SK Hynix is betting $28.7 billion on its own stock as AI chip demand surges, but investors still face risks from the semiconductor cycle.
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Investigating Home Depot’s Best Quarter Since 2022 Amidst Housing Crisis
Home Depot beats expectations with its strongest comparable-sales growth since 2022, even as housing remains stuck in a prolonged downturn.
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Target Shows Signs Its Turnaround Is Working
Target’s turnaround is gaining momentum as sales beat expectations, digital growth accelerates and the retailer raises its full-year outlook.
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Merck and Moderna’s Cancer Vaccine Shows Substantial Promise
Moderna and Merck’s personalized cancer vaccine shows promising melanoma results, potentially opening a new era of targeted cancer treatment.
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3 Oil Stocks Poised to Win From Higher Oil Prices
Discover three oil stocks positioned to benefit from higher oil prices, shifting supply chains, AI power demand and rising infrastructure spending
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It May Be Time to Book an Options Trade on Carnival (CCL) Stock
With both fundamental and technical frameworks potentially pointing in a positive direction, opportunistic traders should keep tabs on Carnival stock.
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Baidu’s AI Bet Is Finally Big Enough To Threaten The Old Business
Baidu’s AI business is booming, but falling advertising revenue and weaker earnings leave investors waiting for its AI bet to pay off.
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Fabrinet’s $1.3 Billion Quarter Has A $4.2 Million Surprise
Fabrinet’s AI-fueled growth is surging, but soaring investment and weaker cash flow raise new questions about the stock’s valuation.
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Home Depot Posts Strong Quarter Despite “Frozen” Housing Market
Home Depot beats Q2 expectations, but cautious consumers and a frozen housing market keep pressure on big home improvement projects.
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Wall Street is Increasingly Bullish on Gold Again
Gold’s rally may have further to run as options traders turn bullish and Wall Street banks maintain ambitious price targets for the precious metal.
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