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Kioxia Becomes Japan’s Most Valuable Firm as AI Mania Goes On
Memory chipmaker Kioxia Holdings Corp. replaced Toyota Motor Corp. to become Japan’s largest company by market value, underscoring how the global artificial intelligence boom is reshaping the country’s corporate landscape.
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Adobe is losing another top executive, and investors don’t like it
Adobe’s stock falls further, after closing Thursday at the lowest price in more than seven years.
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The SpaceX IPO is drawing historic demand from foreign investors. But don’t expect a dollar-buying frenzy.
Foreign investors are willing to bet on U.S. companies that are IPO-bound, but not on the dollar itself, according to FX analysts
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We asked AI to predict the 2026 World Cup winner. It picked a team that’s never won.
Some 2026 World Cup predictions from AI models are going against tradition to pick the underdogs. Here’s why.
Ecuador to Cut Beer Prices 20% in World Cup Show of ‘Support’
Ecuador is cutting beer prices by more than 20% through a temporary tax cut to rally “extra support” for the national football team during the World Cup, President Daniel Noboa said.
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Foster children are getting their own version of ‘Trump accounts,’ but major questions remain
States will be responsible for the sign-up process, but it’s unclear what happens after that.
Bank Stocks Hit Record Highs on US-Iran Deal Hopes, IPO Optimism
Shares of US lenders reached their highest levels ever on Thursday, as investors turned optimistic about a potential deal to stop the fighting in Iran and SpaceX’s record IPO.
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Who’s Really Paying for This Year’s World Cup?
Want to see the World Cup final? That’ll be $10,000. Bloomberg’s Big Take host David Gura and Vanessa Perdomo get into dynamic pricing and surging costs for host countries as the games kick off. (Source: Bloomberg)