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Nvidia Announces Record $150 Billion Share Buyback
The chipmaker increases its repurchase authorization by a historic amount, signaling confidence in its cash flow driven by the artificial intelligence boom.
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Market Movers
The chipmaker increases its repurchase authorization by a historic amount, signaling confidence in its cash flow driven by the artificial intelligence boom.
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Provincial leaders criticize proposed concessions on dairy and alcohol sales while federal negotiators seek to avert steep tariffs before Friday's deadline.
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Business
Prime Minister Mark Carney has asked Canadian provinces to restore US alcohol sales as a trade deal with the US nears completion, potentially reducing tariffs on steel and autos.
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Business
Passengers report stifling heat, sewage odors, and inadequate refunds on the Skyla and Isla vessels, raising questions about operational standards during a European heatwave.
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Business
The milestone reflects years of increased borrowing and higher interest rates, prompting economists to warn of a 'flashing yellow light' for fiscal stability as the debt ceiling approaches.
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Business
Rising fuel costs and economic pressure on lower-income households have dampened spending at the retail giant, even as tariff refunds provide a temporary financial buffer.
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Business
The party’s plan includes wage credits for employers and retention bonuses for apprentices, funded by restricting student loans and eliminating certain degree programs.
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Business
The mutual insurance company is issuing its largest-ever payout to eligible auto customers, marking a significant return of capital to consumers amid rising financial scrutiny.
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Business
The U.S. government intervened in financial markets as rising yields threatened economic stability, driven by war-related oil price spikes and persistent inflation concerns.
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Business
The tycoon behind China's property crisis receives life imprisonment amid broader legal crackdowns on corporate misconduct.
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Business
Rising incomes and social media penetration are fueling a projected market expansion to $40 billion by 2030, attracting major global investment.
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