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Apple can’t shield buyers from Al’s memory crunch anymore

For most of the last decade, one promise held across the technology aisle. You paid a premium for the best-built hardware, and in exchange the number on the price tag held still. That stability was never an accident. It was a product, engineered as carefully as the devices themselves. Tariffs came and went. The dollar

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Another low-cost airline leaves six cities forever, refunds available

With the low-cost airline market facing significant changes from the time the model rose to prominence in the early 2000s, many budget carriers are struggling to stay profitable amid high operating costs and aggressive competition in many markets. The cost of jet fuel that spiked over the U.S. strike on Iran ended up dealing the

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AMD’s stock split history (& prospects) explained

Advanced Micro Devices has been having its “It” moment of late. With the widespread interest in artificial intelligence, AMD, as the company is more commonly known, has been benefiting from the AI boom. With its stock trading near all-time highs, some investors are wondering if a stock split (a corporate action the chipmaker hasn’t conducted

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36-year-old theme park to close forever after summer season

It is not easy to be in the theme park business in 2026. While giants such as Disney and Universal have ample resources to withstand the pressures that come and go in a given year, many smaller and family-run resorts outside major cities end up in a cycle of struggling to bring in enough visitors

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Morgan Stanley resets Micron stock price target on strong AI demand

Wall Street is getting more bullish on Micron Technology, and for good reason. The memory chip giant just wrapped up a quarter that left analysts scrambling to revise their outlooks upward.  Morgan Stanley lifted its price target on Micron (MU) stock to $1,200 from $1,050, keeping its “Overweight” rating intact. It reflects a fundamental shift

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SEC zeroes in on private equity favorite $106 billion tactic

If you have money in a pension fund, a state retirement system, or a university endowment, your savings may be tangled in one of Wall Street’s most contentious practices. The Securities and Exchange Commission’s enforcement division has opened a probe into private equity continuation vehicles, which made up the majority of $106 billion in fund

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SpaceX volatility just entered ordinary 401(k)s

The post-IPO drop from SpaceX could be felt by traders who chased one of the hottest public offerings in years. It’s quickly turning into something bigger. SpaceX (SPCX) has already transitioned from market spectacle to portfolio reality. Some investors might own SpaceX without ever purchasing the stock now that major index funds from Vanguard and

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Veteran analyst seriously resets Nike stock target amid key issues

Nike (NKE) has spent nearly two years trying to convince investors that it’s on track to deliver a turnaround in its business. However, this week, Evercore ISI, a closely followed Wall Street firm, said the evidence on ground indicates otherwise, InvestorsHub noted. Nike’s stock is one of the worst performers among large consumer brands in

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S&P sounds 2008-era alarm on factory layoffs

A new S&P Global report just flashed a 2008-era warning inside arguably the most important parts of the U.S. economy. For perspective, factory activity expanded in June, and the manufacturing PMI came in stronger than expected by economists. However, underneath that better-than-expected reading, employers sent a very different signal. Factory job cuts are now running

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Luxury hotels are increasingly betting big on Rwanda travel

Once associated primarily with a devastating civil war that lasted between 1990 and 1994 and ended in one of the worst genocides in modern history, the East African nation of Rwanda has, in its post-war history, attracted growing numbers of tourists who have more positive associations with the country. These days, international visitors come to

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