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Google Pledges Nearly $7 Billion in U.K. Investments

Alphabet's Google will invest $6.78 billion in the U.K. over the next two years, the latest big-ticket commitment from an American tech giant seeking to expand artificial-intelligence infrastructure and other services in Europe.

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Trump administration orders Delta to unwind joint venture with Aeromexico

The Trump administration late Monday ordered Delta Air Lines Inc. and Mexico's Grupo Aeromexico to end their joint venture, claiming it is "anticompetitive."

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Microsoft Raises Quarterly Dividend by 9.6%

Microsoft's pattern of increasing its dividend in September continued as the company raised its quarterly payout to 91 cents a share from 83 cents.

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Alphabet's stock was an AI loser. Now it's beaten out Nvidia on the year.

Alphabet briefly became the best performer in the "Magnificent Seven" on a year-to-date basis, showing how its stock has new shine in the eyes of investors.

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Berkshire Could See $3 Billion Hit to Interest Income If Fed Slashes Rates in Next Year

The prospect of lower short rates may be weighing on Berkshire stock, which continues to languish as the S&P 500 hits new highs.

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Disney to Invest in Webtoon Entertainment With Plan for New Comics Platform

Disney and Webtoon plan to create a new digital platform that will house all of the entertainment giant's various comic brands, including Marvel and Star Wars.

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Dave & Buster's Same-Store Sales Drop as CEO Points to Execution Missteps

The arcade-restaurant operator logged another quarter of declining same-store sales as it banks on a new chief executive to help drive a turnaround that sticks.

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S&P Leads Joint Private Markets Analytics Offering With Cambridge Associates, Mercer

Forthcoming software aims to ease comparisons by institutional investors looking at fund and manager performance.

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Fiverr to Cut About 250 Jobs in 'Refocusing Effort,' Reiterates Guidance

The cuts, which represent about 30% of the company's workforce, are part of an effort to become a leaner, faster AI-first company with fewer management layers.

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StubHub's IPO is this week. Here's how it stacks up in the world of online ticketing.

StubHub is expected start trading Wednesday, with its IPO proceeds aimed at reducing debt and outpacing rivals like Ticketmaster and Vivid Seats.

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CoreWeave Stock Is Rising on $6.3 Billion Deal With Nvidia. What to Know.

Nvidia is obligated to purchase CoreWeave's unsold cloud-computing capacity through April 13, 2032.

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Tesla Shares Rise on Elon Musk's $1 Billion Stock Purchase

The move signals Musk's commitment to the electric-vehicle maker as its board prepares what could be a $1 trillion pay package.

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Implant Maker Exactech Exits Bankruptcy as Tort Claimants Plot Litigation

Exactech leaves chapter 11 with near-unanimous support from injury claimants, who can now sue its private-equity sponsor TPG.

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Exxon's New Ally in Fight With Activists: Its Own Retail Investors

Individual investors will be asked to cast their proxy votes in alignment with the company on shareholder proposals.

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Alaska Air Sees Quarterly Profit Hurt by Fuel Costs, Operational Challenges

Alaska Air Group expects third-quarter earnings to come in at the low end of its guidance but sees revenue remaining strong.

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Tyson Foods Is Dropping High-Fructose Corn Syrup

The meat company's pledge follows the Trump administration's push to reduce usage of certain ingredients in food.

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U.S. Reaches Outline of TikTok Deal With China

Beijing likely conceded to an agreement to keep alive its ambition for President Trump to visit China.

(END) Dow Jones Newswires

September 16, 2025 01:15 ET (05:15 GMT)