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Albert Fahrutdinov

Albert Fahrutdinov

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On Wall Street, discussions have resumed about a scenario in which oil prices reach $150 per barrel—a scenario that, until recently, was considered a “black swan” event. Photo: Shutterstock.com
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The "Three Seas" Risk Zone, Tesla Hit by Expenses, and "Odyssey" — the Driving Force Behind Movie Theaters

SK Group Chairman Chey Tae-won Doubled His Fortune Thanks to the Rally in SK Hynix Shares / Photo: Tae-won Chey/LinkedIn
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"The Divorce of the Century": SK CEO to Pay Ex-Wife $643 Million but Retain Control of SK Hynix

Google Reveals the Value of Its Stake in SpaceX and Its Private Businesses / Photo: VDB Photos/Shutterstock.com
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Google has disclosed its investments in SpaceX and Anthropic. Why is an analyst calling it an “illusion”?

The worlds largest arms supplier has expanded its order backlog to a record $230 billion / Photo: JHVEPhoto/Shutterstock.com
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Lockheed Martin shares led the S&P 500 after their best day in more than six years

Investors expect Intel to report a profit for the second quarter, compared with a loss a year earlier / Photo: StockMediaSeller / Shutterstock.com
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Wall Street is expecting a strong earnings report from Intel. Why it might not stop the stock's decline

BofA recommends that clients bet right now on a rise in one of two indices—the US High Momentum or the US TMT High Momentum / Photo: CLS Digital Arts / Shutterstock.com
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BofA has placed its bets on recent market leaders following the sell-off. It is expecting a reversal.

Freedom Capital upgraded its recommendation on Nebius shares this week from neutral to buy / Photo: X/Nebius
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Nebius shares surged: Google has decided to lease more capacity. Who else stands to benefit?

Wells Fargo is betting that gold prices will return to their all-time highs in 2027 / Photo: Alessia Pierdomenico/Shutterstock.com
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Wells Fargo sees gold's upside potential as three times greater than its downside potential

Investors who were afraid of missing out on the rally in Korea are now glad they didnt buy stocks / Photo: HelgaQ/Shutterstock.com
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The rally in Korean stocks ran out of steam on just the second day. Will FOMO return?