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Recent Articles (10)

Super Micro co-founder engaged in backdoor scheme to divert Nvidia chips to China, U.S. government says

Shares of Super Micro fall, though the company itself was not named in the federal indictment that charged Wally Liaw and two others

This is Jeff Bezos’s plan to rival Elon Musk in the race for space-based data centers

Blue Origin plans to launch an up-to-51,600-satellite constellation called ‘Project Sunrise’ to power AI.

The Trump administration just greenlit the TV megamerger at the center of Jimmy Kimmel’s suspension. It still may not be legal.

Eight state attorneys general have filed an antitrust suit against the $6.2 billion Nexstar-Tegna merger, which the Trump administration backed after Nexstar moved to suspend Kimmel’s show.

Planet Labs’ stock soars as the satellite company says AI will unlock more business

The company, a Google partner, delivered record revenue for its latest fiscal year, reflecting growing demand for satellite imagery.

FedEx is upbeat about shipping demand despite surging fuel costs — and the stock is rallying

Shares of FedEx rose in extended trading Thursday after the package-delivery giant said it expected slightly better sales and profits for this year, even as the Iran war threatens larger shipping disr

‘We’re living the simple life’: I was a fisherman and my wife was a nurse. We retired with $6 million. Here’s how we did it.

“It probably makes little sense, given our lifestyle, to obsess over retirement accounts.”

‘Six figures are missing’: My aunt’s attorney took over her bank account. Two random doctors declared her incompetent. How do I fix this?

“The attorney found two doctors — one who briefly spoke to her and signed off, and another who never saw her and simply stamped the form.”

I opened a 0% credit card to pay $11,000 in vacation debt. What could go wrong? Quite a lot, it seems.

“We’ve been aggressively paying down our credit cards.”

More Americans want to work into their 70s. Smart companies will work with them.

Many companies invest in early-career development but neglect retaining institutional knowledge at the other end of the career spectrum

These charts suggest the bears aren’t done with the stock market yet

Even savvy institutional investors are wary of “buying the dip.”

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