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An actors' strike is still ongoing...

Back in May, BlackBerry (NYSE: BB) said it was conducting a strategic review that could lead to the possible separation of one or more of its businesses. The IoT unit will be operated independently from BlackBerry's remaining cybersecurity division after its IPO, but it will remain a publicly traded subsidiary of BlackBerry. In addition to generating some fresh cash, management believes that an IPO will enable BlackBerry's investors to "evaluate the performance and future potential of BlackBerry's principal businesses on a stand-alone basis while allowing each business to pursue its own distinct strategy and capital allocation policy."...

Ark Invest has quietly been building a position in UiPath, a leader in workforce automation software...

The Magnificent Seven, led by Nvidia, Meta Platforms and Tesla, have had an amazing 2023. Several of these S&P 500 giants are in buy areas now...

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Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE: BRK.A) (NYSE: BRK.B) chief Warren Buffett isn't exactly known for his prowess as a tech investor. Buffett stayed on the sidelines through the dot-com boom and bust, and he's said that he doesn't know how to value tech stocks. Apple is now Berkshire's biggest holding, and the conglomerate has several other tech stocks in its portfolio...

Amazon, Walmart, Target and other large retailers launched U.S. sales on Monday and Tuesday, dangling discounts on narrow selections of merchandise more than six weeks before Black Friday, one of the biggest shopping days of the year. In recent years, retailers like Amazon and Walmart have sought to boost their bottom lines and spread out demand by hosting holiday shopping events online in early October. With its Prime Big Deal Days, which started on Tuesday, Amazon invited shoppers to sign up for pop-up deals and sales on limited-quantity items including air fryers, sparkling water makers and men's watches...

Investors looking for another reason to buy Amazon stock just might have one with this AI initiative...