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Nvidia to Invest $5 Billion in Intel, Furthering Trump's Turnaround Plan
The joint announcement sent Intel shares soaring 25% in early trade.
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Novo Nordisk Says Wegovy Weight-Loss Pill Matches Shot as it Eyes Landmark Approval
The company's experimental daily pill helped patients lose an average 16.6% of their weight, according to late-stage trial, and it could be approved in the U.S. by the end of the year.
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Darden Raises Sales Outlook, Warns Rising Costs Will Squeeze Profit
The owner of Olive Garden and LongHorn Steakhouse restaurants raised its full-year outlook but cautioned that higher food and labor costs will hurt earnings in the near term.
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Via, Waymo Team Up to Bring Robotaxis to Public Transit Systems
EXCLUSIVE: Via Transportation and Alphabet's Waymo are partnering to bring robotaxis to public transit, starting with a suburb of Phoenix.
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Inside Microsoft's Plans for the 'Most Advanced AI Data Center in the World'
Microsoft said it is in the final stages of construction on the $3.3 billion project in Wisconsin it is calling the most advanced AI data center in the world.
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DuPont Cuts Full-Year Sales Guidance to Reflect Divestiture, Spinoff
DuPont cut its full-year sales guidance to reflect its previously-announced divestiture of its Aramids business along with the spinoff of its electronics unit.
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Disney Pulls Jimmy Kimmel's Show After Kirk Remarks
The entertainment giant's move follows FCC Chairman Brendan Carr's criticism of the late-night host.
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Roche to Buy Maker of Fatty Liver Treatment 89bio for Up to $3.5 Billion
The deal seeks to strengthen the drugmaker's pipeline by adding an experimental treatment for a liver disease linked to obesity.
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Danone No Longer Interested in Buying Lifeway Foods. What Could Happen Next.
Danone previously made two bids to acquire the kefir maker.
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Amex Revamps Its Platinum Card, Raises Fee to $895
Here are the details on what is now the priciest card in its segment, and how it compares with its competition,
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Huawei Unveils AI Chip Pipeline as Tech Rivalry Heats Up
Huawei Technologies plans to roll out more artificial-intelligence chips in the next three years, giving a rare glimpse into its ambitions to compete with Nvidia in China.
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Hyundai Motor Plans Boost in U.S. Production
The carmaker lifted its revenue outlook for the full year and said it plans to ramp up manufacturing in the U.S.
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Mars Plans $1.18 Billion Investment in Europe
The company aims to improve its factories and boost capacity in Europe after it pumped billions into U.S. manufacturing last summer.
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Executives at xAI Clashed With Musk Advisers Before Departing
Some who left say they were concerned about the artificial intelligence company's financial projections.
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Meta Approaches Media Companies About AI Content-Licensing Deals
The overtures mark a shift in the Facebook parent's relationships with news outlets and other publishers.
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Home Builders Trim New Construction. Lennar Earnings Will Offer Insight.
Investors looking for signs of a housing market rebound are watching the earnings and commentary from Lennar, one of the nation's largest home builders.
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FedEx Earnings Are Coming. Don't Expect Good News.
FedEx reports fiscal first-quarter earnings on Thursday evening. Wall Street is looking for earnings per share of $3.63 from sales of $21.7 billion.
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
September 18, 2025 11:15 ET (15:15 GMT)
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