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Alphabet (GOOGL) Enhances Google Maps With New Feature

Alphabet (GOOGL) introduces a new feature on Google Maps that shows entrances for buildings, bolstering its Android offerings...

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Apple iPhone Sales Are Slipping in China. The Stock Is Dropping.

Weakness in China is the latest sign that Apple is in a rough patch. The stock has lost 9% this year...

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Apple is throwing a hissy fit over EU antitrust rules—and it’s not paying off

Apple's petulant stance towards regulation contrasts sharply with Google's calmer approach...

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NetApp: AI Could Support More Upside – Initiating With A Buy

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How major US stock indexes fared Tuesday, 3/5/2024

Looking for stock market analysis and research with proves results? Zacks.com offers in-depth financial research with over 30years of proven results...

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The Magnificent Seven Don’t Look Magnificent Today

The so-called Magnificent Seven stocks dragged the market lower Tuesday morning. Investors have become accustomed to the set of big tech names [powering the U.S. stock market](https://www.wsj.com/finance/stocks/its-the-magnificent-sevens-market-the-other-stocks-are-just-living-in-it-5d212f95)...

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Elon Musk loses world’s richest man title to Jeff Bezos: BBG

Amazon (AMZN) Founder Jeff Bezos — who still sits as the online retailer's executive chairman — has passed Tesla (TSLA) CEO Elon Musk as the world's richest person. Bezos' net worth has surpassed $200 billion, according to Bloomberg's Billionaire Index. Yahoo Finance Live reports this news, highlighting Tesla headwinds and challenges to Musk's recent leadership decisions. For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Yahoo Finance Live. Editor's note: This article was written by Luke Carberry Mogan...

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Amazon’s AWS removes data transfer fees for clients switching to rivals

Amazon's AWS said on Tuesday that customers who want to transfer their data to another cloud service provider will not have to pay any network fees globally. Under the European Union's incoming Data Act, cloud providers will be forced to make it easier for customers to switch to competitors. Meanwhile, British media regulator Ofcom has asked the UK's antitrust authority to investigate Amazon, Google and market-leader Microsoft's dominance of Britain's cloud market...

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Target to launch paid membership program to rival Amazon Prime, Walmart+

Target Circle 360 will cost $99 a year and comes as the retailer plans 300 new stores in the coming decade...

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Forget Tesla, Buy This Magnificent Auto Stock Instead

High-end luxury has a place in the automotive industry...

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