Tesla Falls 6% as Cybercab Launch Meets NHTSA Probe
Tesla stock fell 6% after its Cybercab launch left key questions unanswered and NHTSA opened a safety certification audit.
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Tesla stock fell 6% after its Cybercab launch left key questions unanswered and NHTSA opened a safety certification audit.
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August payrolls beat estimates threefold, pushing September rate-hike odds to 58% and reversing a week of falling Treasury yields.
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Dell posted 58% revenue growth and a record $95 billion AI backlog, raising guidance by $25 billion as demand outruns what it can ship.
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UK 30-year gilt yields hit 5.89% Tuesday, a 28-year high, squeezing Chancellor Healey's budget headroom as a global bond rout deepens.
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Tim Cook ended his 15-year run as Apple CEO Monday, handing the reins to hardware chief John Ternus as the company nears $5 trillion.
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Eli Lilly is buying Merida Biosciences for up to $2.88 billion, its latest bet on turning obesity-drug profits into a broader pipeline.
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Oil rose and Asian stocks slid after the US struck Iranian rocket launchers preparing to mine the Strait of Hormuz, ending a month-long lull.
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Trump announced US control of 65 billion barrels of Venezuelan oil reserves, but experts say meaningful output is years away.
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โKevin Warsh's first Jackson Hole speech read hawkish, pushing September hike odds from 35% to 55% as yields jumped.
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โOkta jumped 28% after beating Q2 estimates and raising guidance, betting its "AI agent identity" pitch is what investors want now.
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โNvidia posted $96.2 billion in Q2 revenue, beat estimates, and guided Q3 to $108 billion, even while excluding all China sales.
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โCNBC reports the Treasury may dip into its $950 billion General Account to fund expanded bond buybacks, testing Bessent's firepower claims.
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