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FedEx, Amazon slated for 2025 holiday volume gains: ShipMatrix

Deliveries are projected to jump 5% from last year's peak season, although UPS and the Postal Service volumes are expected to stay flat...

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MSFT

Billionaire Stanley Druckenmiller Sold 100% of Duquesne’s Stake in Nvidia and Is Piling Into 2 Unstoppable Stocks

These two stocks also benefit from the AI boom, but trade at cheaper prices...

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MSFT

RhythmX AI Collaborates with Microsoft to Deliver Hyper-Personalized Care Through Dragon Copilot

RhythmX AI, the enterprise leader in AI-native precision care, today announced it will collaborate with Microsoft to explore integrating the RhythmX AI Enterprise Precision Care Platform directly into Dragon Copilot, equipping clinicians with real-time, whole-patient intelligence in their existing workflows and enabling health systems to achieve meaningful increases in access and measurable ROI...

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AAPL

Eurozone inflation confirmed at 2.2% in September

The figures released on Friday, confirm the flash release seen earlier this month, offering the European Central Bank (ECB) few reasons to further ease monetary policy...

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Ōura raises $900M to develop new health features

The investment values the smart-ring maker at $11 billion...

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TSMC Is Getting The Best Out Of Everyone’s Buck

Discover why TSMC leads in AI and smartphone chip innovation, forecasts strong growth, and remains a top long-term investment. Click for our TSM stock update...

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GOOGL

Better Quantum Computing Stock: Rigetti Computing or Alphabet

Quantum computing is full of David-versus-Goliath competitions...

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AI can’t justify its massive buildout — but doesn’t have to, yet

The absence of profitable AI services doesn't undermine the massive buildout; it justifies it...

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IBM

IBM agrees to acquire Cognitus to further boost SAP capabilities

The deal will allow Cognitus to advance software innovation and portfolio enhancements and cater to an expanded customer base...

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AAPL

The Week in Numbers: shutdown pains, tech gains

STORY: From a costly government shutdown, to sky high tech earnings, this is the Week in Numbers.:: The Week in Numbers:: $15 billion$15 billion a week is how much the U.S. government shutdown could cost the country in lost output.That was the word from a U.S. Treasury official.The dispute has dragged on for more than two weeks with no signs of a resolution.Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent argued the shutdown was the only thing slowing down an investment boom in the U.S.:: 39.1%39.1% was the jump in earnings reported by chip giant TSMC, taking its profits to a record high. The third-quarter number smashed market expectations as the company rode the AI boom on demand from majors like Apple and Nvidia.TSMC scored net profit of almost $15 billion, and marked its sixth straight quarter of double-digit growth.:: $8.5 billion$8.5 billion is the third-quarter operating profit Samsung expects to see.That's way ahead of analyst projections and up almost a third from a year earlier.The South Korean tech giant believes demand for memory chips used in data centers is driving the surge.And that helped offset weaker sales of its advanced AI chips.:: 16,00016,000 is the number of jobs to be cut at Nestle as the Swiss firm battles to become more efficient.It's a big move for new CEO Philipp Navratil as he tries to raise sales volumes.Navratil took over the maker of KitKat chocolate bars and Nespresso coffee last month, replacing the fired Laurent Freixe.:: $10 billionAnd $10 billion is how much JPMorgan Chase plans to invest in firms seen as vital to U.S. national security and economic resilience.That's just one part of a broader 10-year $1.5 trillion pledge from the lender to finance industries key to U.S. economic growth...

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