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American Express Stock Falls 20% From December High as Expenses Climb

American Express shares trade near $310, about 20% below their December 2025 high, as rising expenses and slower earnings growth weigh on the stock.
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Iran Sends US Peace Terms via Qatar as Oil Crosses $100 a Barrel

Iran's security chief says Tehran has sent Washington conditions to end the war through Qatar, including lifting the US naval blockade, as oil crosses $100
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American Express Stock Falls 20% From December High as Expenses Climb

American Express shares trade near $310, about 20% below their December 2025 high, as rising expenses and slower earnings growth weigh on the stock.
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US and China Hold Final Trade Talks Before Sept. 24 Trump-Xi Summit

Bessent, Greer and He Lifeng met in New York on Sunday to prepare for the September 24 Trump-Xi summit.
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China Controls 90% of Rare Earths as Trump-Xi Summit Nears

China controls 90% of rare earths as Trump and Xi prepare to meet Thursday, with export restrictions hanging over the talks.
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SpaceX Shares Reclaim $135 IPO Price as Rally Extends Through Monday Close

SpaceX shares have climbed back to their $135 IPO price, recovering post-debut losses as a buying rally extended through Monday's close.

Nvidia and Wall Street Giants Plan $500 Billion Financing Push for AI Infrastructure

Nvidia is reportedly teaming with major Wall Street banks on a $500 billion financing push to fund the global buildout of AI infrastructure.

Vertex Shares Climb as Rival Sionna’s Cystic Fibrosis Drug Fails Key Trial

Vertex Pharmaceuticals shares surged after rival Sionna Therapeutics saw its stock plunge roughly 90% on a failed cystic fibrosis drug trial.

US Appeals Court Clears Path for Thousands of Social Media Addiction Lawsuits

A US appeals court has allowed thousands of lawsuits accusing social media firms of addicting young users to move forward, testing Section 230 protections.

Sony and TSMC Plan $6.3 Billion Joint Venture to Produce Image Sensors in Japan

Sony and TSMC are set to invest about $6.3 billion in a joint venture to manufacture advanced image sensors in Japan, deepening their chip partnership.

Oil Surges and Global Stocks Slide as Iran Vows Strait of Hormuz Stays Shut

Oil prices jumped and global stocks slid as Iran vowed the Strait of Hormuz would stay closed, raising fresh fears over energy supplies and inflation.

Apple Tests Memory Chips from China’s CXMT to Ease AI-Driven Supply Crunch

Apple is evaluating memory chips from China's CXMT for its devices as AI-driven demand tightens global supply and pushes prices higher.

Bristol Myers Squibb to Build $2.3 Billion Manufacturing Campus in Houston, Texas

Bristol Myers Squibb will build a $2.3 billion manufacturing campus in Houston, adding jobs and expanding its US production capacity amid an onshoring push

Super Micro Computer Slides Ahead of Earnings as Analysts Debate Value Play or Trap

Super Micro Computer shares extend a three-month decline ahead of earnings as analysts split over whether the AI server maker is a value play or a value tr

Archer Aviation Shares Surge After Deal to Acquire Boeing’s Wisk eVTOL Unit

Archer Aviation shares jumped after agreeing to acquire Boeing's Wisk Aero and two subsidiaries, giving Boeing a near-20% equity stake in the combined firm

Intel Launches $15 Billion Stock Sale as Turnaround Rally Lifts Shares

Intel plans to sell about $15 billion in common stock after a 400% share rally, funding growth in AI, custom chips and advanced packaging.

TSMC Sales Surge 45% in July as AI Chip Demand Fuels Record Growth

TSMC posted a 45% surge in July revenue as demand for AI chips from customers like Nvidia and Google continues to drive record growth for the chipmaker.

U.S. Stock Futures Hold Steady as Investors Weigh Iran Tensions and Inflation Data

U.S. stock futures held flat Sunday as investors weighed renewed Iran tensions over the Strait of Hormuz and awaited key inflation data due this week.

Washington Funded Yen Intervention by Selling Euros to Shield Treasury Market, Reports Reveal

New reporting reveals Washington sold euros rather than Treasurys to fund its yen intervention, shielding the sensitive U.S. bond market as the yen holds g

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