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SpaceX in Talks for Share Sale That Would Boost Valuation to $800 Billion
The company's CFO told investors about the transaction in recent days, say people familiar with the matter.
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Netflix to Buy Warner Bros. for $72 Billion
The deal would reshape the entertainment and media industry, but it is set to face scrutiny from lawmakers.
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Magnum Ice Cream CEO Backs RFK Jr.'s 'Healthy America' Push
New chief executive Peter ter Kulve said he is aligned with the Make America Healthy Again movement, endorsing the push for higher-quality foods despite selling high-calorie products.
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Tesla Launches Low-Cost Model 3 in Europe. Investors Care About This More.
Lower-cost models are designed to help Tesla arrest recent sales declines. Investors are far more focused on Tesla's AI opportunities these days.
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Victoria's Secret Sales Boosted as Chain Offered Fewer Discounts
Victoria's Secret logged its highest quarterly sales growth in more than four years after the chain throttled down promotions and sold more products at full price.
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Samsara Stock Soars on Earnings. Investments Made Years Ago Are Paying Off, CEO Says.
Samsara, the "internet of things" company, posts better-than-expected earnings and revenue for the third quarter.
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Southwest Cuts Outlook Over Government Shutdown, Higher Fuel Costs
Southwest Airlines cut its profit guidance for the year, citing rising fuel costs and lost revenue from this fall's U.S. government shutdown.
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EU Fines Musk's X $140 Million Over Blue-Check System, Ad Transparency
The company has been hit with the first-ever penalty under the EU's landmark digital-content law.
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New York Times Escalates Battle Against Perplexity With New Lawsuit
The New York Times sues startup Perplexity for copyright infringement, expanding its legal fight against generative-AI companies that it says steal and then profit from its content.
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ITT to Buy SPX Flow From Lone Star Funds for Nearly $4.8 Billion
The maker of engineered components said it would pay $4.075 billion in cash and issue nearly 3.84 million shares, worth roughly $700 million, to Lone Star.
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Apple Departures Point to Challenges for iPhone's Dominance
Tim Cook and his new lieutenants face a critical test preparing Apple for the AI era and the wave of new competitive devices that result.
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Should Walmart Really Be Trading Like a Tech Company?
America's biggest retailer is growing quickly in e-commerce, and it might advance more as it moves to Nasdaq.
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China's Answer to Nvidia Soars 425% in Market Debut
AI chip maker Moore Threads-founded by a former Nvidia executive-surged in its first day of trading after a $1 billion-plus IPO.
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Oracle Earnings Are Coming. It Can't Go Any Worse Than Last Time for the Stock.
its fiscal second-quarter earnings provide an opportunity to prove that the company is on a high-growth path with or without OpenAI
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Japanese Billionaire Plans Sprawling Series of 'Trump Industrial Parks'
SoftBank's Masayoshi Son is seeking to use hundreds of billions of capital from the Japan trade deal.
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Meta Plans to Shift Spending Away From the Metaverse
CEO Mark Zuckerberg's bet on immersive online worlds has lost the company more than $77 billion.
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
December 05, 2025 15:15 ET (20:15 GMT)
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