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Upstart beats on earnings but misses with its forecast

Upstart beats on earnings but misses with its forecast

The AI-oriented lending company is hoping to see a return to sequential growth in the second half of 2024.

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Get ready for Netflix price increases soon, analysts say

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Homeowners haven’t drained cash out of their houses this fast since 2008

Homeowners across the U.S. may be locked in, but they can still cash out.

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Buy Nike’s stock now, as new management can excite investors again, analyst says

It’s time to start buying Nike Inc.’s stock, as a new management team of company veterans should reignite investor excitement...

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Amazon’s Prime Big Deal Days was its biggest-ever October shopping event

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October 10, 2024

Where Nvidia ranks among fastest-growing AI companies. No, it’s not No. 1.

Others ranking high on a broad list of AI stocks include AMD and Micron.

October 10, 2024

Tilray’s stock gains after earnings and upbeat outlook on cannabis legalization

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