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MSFT
Microsoft's biggest India data center on track to go live in mid-2026, executive says
By Aditya Soni and Abhirami G May 19 (Reuters) - Microsoft's biggest data center in India is on track to open by mid-2026, its country head said on Tuesday, as the tech giant spends heavily to bolster
AMD
White-hot semiconductor stocks like Sandisk and Micron are now in meltdown mode
Chip stocks are tanking as Treasury yields rise amid inflation.
INTC
White-hot semiconductor stocks like Sandisk and Micron are now in meltdown mode
Chip stocks are tanking as Treasury yields rise amid inflation.
GS
Why are stocks rallying despite Hormuz closure and stagflation risks? GS answers
Investing.com -- Global equities are trading at highs even as the Straits of Hormuz remain closed, and the growth-inflation mix deteriorates, a situation Goldman Sachs says is explained primarily by corporate earnings.
CL
Why are stocks rallying despite Hormuz closure and stagflation risks? GS answers
Investing.com -- Global equities are trading at highs even as the Straits of Hormuz remain closed, and the growth-inflation mix deteriorates, a situation Goldman Sachs says is explained primarily by corporate earnings.
NEARUSDT
One AI Token Has the Most Bullish Chart in Crypto, Says Michaël Van de Poppe
NEAR price targets $2 as Michael van de Poppe flags bullish setup. Daily chart eyes $1.90 with $1.40 as key support.
NVDA
Occidental Petroleum Stock Is Up 45% This Year. Is It Outperforming Other Oil Stocks Like ConocoPhillips and Diamondback Energy?
Shares of Occidental Petroleum (NYSE:OXY) are up 45% year to date (YTD) heading into Tuesday’s open, an impressive performer among large U.S. oil producers in 2026. The question is whether OXY stock is genuinely running away from peers, or simply leading a tight pack. For context, ConocoPhillips (NYSE:COP) stock is up 33% YTD, while Diamondback ... Occidental Petroleum Stock Is Up 45% This Year. Is It Outperforming Other Oil Stocks Like ConocoPhillips and Diamondback Energy?
NVDA
AI Is Coming for Pharmacy Benefit Managers: Potential Winners and Losers
Pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) sit at the chokepoint of U.S. drug distribution. They negotiate rebates, design formularies, adjudicate claims, and steer patient adherence. Modern artificial intelligence (AI) is designed to compress each of these high-volume, rules-driven processes. As autonomous prior authorization, real-time formulary optimization, and AI-driven rebate analytics scale, the Big Three PBMs face a ... AI Is Coming for Pharmacy Benefit Managers: Potential Winners and Losers
UNH
AI Is Coming for Pharmacy Benefit Managers: Potential Winners and Losers
Pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) sit at the chokepoint of U.S. drug distribution. They negotiate rebates, design formularies, adjudicate claims, and steer patient adherence. Modern artificial intelligence (AI) is designed to compress each of these high-volume, rules-driven processes. As autonomous prior authorization, real-time formulary optimization, and AI-driven rebate analytics scale, the Big Three PBMs face a ... AI Is Coming for Pharmacy Benefit Managers: Potential Winners and Losers
NVDA
Lululemon Is A Dog, No Matter Who Runs It
When there is a fight over control of a public company, one would hope the winner would drive change and, with it, raise the stock price. That has not worked at Lululemon. The real problem is that its business model is fundamentally flawed. As the founder of Lululemon and the current management fight over control, ... Lululemon Is A Dog, No Matter Who Runs It
LULU
Lululemon Is A Dog, No Matter Who Runs It
When there is a fight over control of a public company, one would hope the winner would drive change and, with it, raise the stock price. That has not worked at Lululemon. The real problem is that its business model is fundamentally flawed. As the founder of Lululemon and the current management fight over control, ... Lululemon Is A Dog, No Matter Who Runs It
NVDA
Why Intel Stock’s 5-Day Slump Isn’t Cause for Panic
The chip maker's losing streak is probably starting to irk investors. But it isn’t time to worry.