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Oura, a manufacturer of smart rings, has postponed its IPO despite strong investor demand / Photo: JulieStar / Shutterstock.com
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Oura has postponed its IPO; OpenAI is seeking $30 billion: Key IPO Updates as of October 4
Trump said he is very seriously considering a ban on diesel fuel exports to keep prices down in the U.S. / Photo: 1 Andrew Thomas 1 / Shutterstock.com
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Top Stories This Morning: Brent Crude Rises to $107; Trump Considers Banning Diesel Exports
South Korean chipmaker SK Hynix is in talks with the U.S. company Intel about manufacturing chips in the United States. Photo: JHVEPhoto/Shutterstock
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SK Hynix may move part of its production to an Intel plant in the U.S. Why would the companies do this?
Leopold Aschenbrenner bought stock options for AMD, Intel, Bloom Energy, and CoreWeave, according to CNBC and the FT / Photo: Leopold Aschenbrenner’s blog, Forourposterity.com
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The "AI-Nostradamus" Fund has changed its approach to risk and stepped up its buying. Where is it investing?
Emerging-market stocks started the week on a positive note. Photo: eamesBot/Shutterstock
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OpenAI's new AI model pushed emerging market stocks to a two-month high
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The Nasdaq Composite jumped 1.6%: Nvidia sparked a tech rally
Samsung Electronics to Return a Record $80 Billion to Shareholders / Photo: Tobias Arhelger / Shutterstock
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Samsung will return up to $80 billion to shareholders—a record for the company and the entire South Korean market
JPMorgan Chase estimates that SK Hynix could make at least $130 billion in additional payments to shareholders by the end of 2027 / Photo: SK Hynix
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"The Worst Is Behind Us": Announcement of a Record Stock Buyback Sent SK Hynix Shares Up 15%
The U.S. IPO was expected to boost the valuation of SK Hynixs Korean shares, but that hasnt happened yet / Photo: Sobeautiful/Shutterstock.com
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SK Hynix decided to calm the market by buying back $29 billion in shares following a drop in its stock price
The sell-off of chipmakers on Wall Street has spread to Asia: South Korea has been hit the hardest
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The sell-off of chipmakers on Wall Street has spread to Asia: South Korea has been hit the hardest
Micron shares rose after the White House called for a boycott of Chinese chips / Photo: bluestork / Shutterstock
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Micron's Stock Soared: The White House Made It Clear to Apple That It Opposes Buying Chips From China
SanDisk Shares Soared After the Company Presented Its Long-Term Forecasts / Photo: Anung Camui/Shutterstock.com
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SanDisk's "Unthinkable" Forecast Boosted Shares of Memory Manufacturers in Asia
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