Amazon to Invest $50 Billion Building Data Centers to Support U.S. Government
The investment will enable government agencies to accelerate discovery and decision-making, the company said.
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Nvidia Says It’s Not Enron in Private Memo Refuting Accounting Questions
In a private memo to Wall Street analysts, Nvidia says its business “does not resemble historical accounting frauds.”
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Scripps Confirms Unsolicited Sinclair Bid
Scripps said it will carefully review and evaluate the proposal.
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Kohl’s Names New CEO in Bid to Move Past Leadership Scandal
Kohl’s named Michael Bender as its permanent chief executive, electing to elevate its interim leader as the retailer attempts to turn around years of slumping sales.
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Six Flags Names John Reilly President, CEO
Reilly, who worked for Spanish theme-park company Parques Reunidos and SeaWorld, will face multiple activist investors.
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Novo Nordisk Shares Slump After Ozempic Pill Fails in Alzheimer’s Trials
A pill with the key ingredient in Ozempic and Wegovy didn’t slow Alzheimer’s disease in two late-stage clinical trials.
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Performance Food Group, US Foods Scrap Merger Talks
Performance Food Group and US Foods Holdings have called off talks to merge in a deal that would have created a food-distribution giant rivaling top player Sysco
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BHP Abandons Bid for Anglo American Following New Talks
BHP Group won’t pursue a takeover of Anglo American, clearing the way for Anglo’s merger with Teck Resources.
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Rheinmetall Turns to Former Auto Workers to Fuel Hiring Spree
EXCLUSIVE: Rheinmetall is looking to tap workers laid off by the car industry as it prepares to quintuple sales by 2030 compared with 2024.
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Tech Investor Prosus Posts Higher Profit, Driven by Tencent Holding
Higher profitability at Tencent and the group’s e-commerce operations, as well as a $3.3 billion gain from trimming its stake in the tech giant, contributed to the result.
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AI Meets Aggressive Accounting at Meta’s Gigantic New Data Center
Favorable treatment off the balance sheet hinges on some convenient assumptions.
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Bayer Shares Jump After Drug Candidate Shows Stroke Prevention Potential
The pharma company said asundexian, when combined with antiplatelet therapy, lowered the risk of stroke in patients during the study.
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Julius Baer Draws Line Under Credit Review With New Charge
The bank is turning the page on a set of legacy issues with the conclusion of a credit review under which it is taking another large provision for bad property loans.
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Owner of U.K.’s Daily Mail Nears Deal to Buy Rival Daily Telegraph
The $655 million deal would end a controversial sale process and create a powerhouse in British right-wing media.
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How Google Finally Leapfrogged Rivals With New Gemini Rollout
Gemini 3’s surge past ChatGPT and other competitors on benchmark tests has handed Google an elusive victory.
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‘Wicked: For Good’ Scores Huge Box Office Opening
The musical sequel made its debut with an estimated $150 million in the U.S. and Canada in a boost to movie theaters.
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