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Constellation Energy’s $5 Billion Loan Could Fuel Its Nuclear Expansion
Constellation Energy has found buyers for tomorrow’s electricity. Now it has to deliver the electricity, and the returns that came with selling it.
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Oklo Q3 Earnings Show Nuclear Stocks Are Still a Long-Term Play
The real payoff for nuclear stocks is likely to happen over the next 10 to 15 years. That means investors have time to establish and build a position.
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2 Ways to Invest in the Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) Trend Before the Holidays
The holiday shopping season could give Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) stocks a boost as consumers look for ways to stretch their budgets.
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IonQ’s Revenue Surges 336%, but a Manufacturing Bottleneck Looms
IonQ’s commercial opportunity is growing, but it still has to turn customer commitments into finished systems while improving production economics.
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Joby Aviation’s $2.2 Billion Cash Pile Is Funding a Race Against Time
Joby has taken steps to turn urban air travel into a commercial business. but operating a profitable air-taxi service remains expensive.
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Airbnb Raises Its Outlook and Unveils a $12 Billion Buyback
Airbnb has given investors encouraging evidence that its investments are paying off. The next test is turning that progress into lasting growth.
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Moderna Surprises Wall Street With a Profit and aStronger Outlook
Moderna gave investors something to cheer about with a profit Wall Street wasn’t expecting and a stronger sales outlook.
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IREN Q1 Earnings Answer the Microsoft Question—Sellers May Regret It
IREN didn’t deliver a blowout quarter. But it answered the question that sent IREN to a 52-week low, and showed the funding to deliver on its contracts
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McDonald’s Added $239 Million in Profit Despite Weak U.S. Traffic
McDonald’s must offer enough value to attract more visits without allowing discounts and rising expenses to erode margins.
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CVS Health’s $8.65 Earnings Target Sets Up Its Biggest Test Yet
CVS is preparing to spin off its retail pharmacy business by 2028, giving investors two companies with very different earnings profiles.
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