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CEOs Are All-In on AI
Chief executives are bullish on the broad economic impact of artificial intelligence, but do expect it to weaken the job market, according to a new survey.
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Distressed Funds Snap Up First Brands' Top Loans to Drive Debt Restructuring
King Street Capital and Mudrick Capital Management are among investors seizing opportunity in the rare and rapid price drop in the auto supplier's top-ranking bankruptcy loan.
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Microsoft Plans to Invest $23 Billion on AI in India, Canada
The U.S. tech giant is planning new investments totaling close to $23 billion in artificial intelligence, with a significant chunk set aside for India, marking its largest-ever investment in Asia.
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Chernin Group Invests in 'Romantasy' Publisher Entangled
The deal values the publisher of the popular "Fourth Wing" books at roughly $400 million.
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Hinge CEO Leaves to Start an AI-Driven Dating App
Veteran marketer Jackie Jantos takes the reins as Justin McLeod shifts focus to Overtone, with Match Group support.
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Navy Strikes Deal With Palantir for AI Overhaul of Submarine Maintenance
The award to the data-management company, valued at $448 million, is designed to make supply chains quicker and more efficient.
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Nvidia AI Chips to Undergo Unusual U.S. Security Review Before Export to China
Shipping chips from Taiwan to the U.S. to China would allow government to get 25% cut of sales.
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GameStop Sales Fall as Collectibles Remain Only Bright Spot
The videogame retailer recorded lower revenue, as hardware, accessories and software sales declined, while sales of collectibles surged.
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Casey's Beats Expectations. The Stock Is Falling.
The company reported earnings of $5.53 a share and revenue of $4.5 billion.
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Drone Maker AeroVironment Delivered Record Quarterly Sales. The Stock Is Down.
Tuesday evening, AeroVironment reported record quarterly sales of $472.5 million, up 151% year over year.
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Dave & Buster's Same-Store Sales Continue Decline as Third-Quarter Loss Widens
The company posted a loss of $42.1 million and saw comparable sales decline by 4% as its chief executive looks to improve its financial position.
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Now Cracker Barrel Diehards Think the Food Isn't Up to Scratch, Either
The embattled Southern-style chain is seeking to rebuild its critical holiday business after the logo controversy as it cuts its sales and profit outlook.
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AutoZone Profit Falls as Higher Costs Continue from Tariffs
The car parts retailer's revenue grew but profit fell due to continued higher costs due to tariffs.
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
December 10, 2025 01:15 ET (06:15 GMT)
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