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- Tesla Sales Crash in Europe
Plus: Unilever’s chief executive makes a surprise exit. And, AI company Anthropic is finalizing a new funding round that values the company at $61.5 billion. Luke Vargas hosts.
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3 min - Tech Stocks Are Stuck in a Slump
Major tech companies dragged down stock indexes Monday. Plus: Nike shares surge after Jefferies raised its recommendation. Apollo Global Management plans to buy Bridge Investment Group for $1.5 billion. And Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway is sitting on a record pile of cash. Danny Lewis hosts.
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3 min - Starbucks to Lay Off More Than 1,000 Workers
Plus, Apple plans to spend more than $500 billion to expand its manufacturing footprint in the U.S. And the Republican National Committee’s email was infiltrated by hackers with ties to the Chinese government last summer. Anthony Bansie hosts.
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4 min - Federal Agencies Push Back on Elon Musk’s Ultimatum
Plus: A bundle of Disney+, Hulu and Max has a stronger hold on viewers than Netflix, new data shows. And, food-delivery stocks rally in Europe after Prosus agrees to buy Just Eat Takeaway.com for $4.3 billion. Luke Vargas hosts.
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3 min - Stocks Erase Weekly Gains As Investors Tap The Brakes
All three majors U.S. indexes finished the week down, and declines in UnitedHealth stock weighed down the Dow Jones Industrial Average. Plus: Rivian shares fall after it forecasts a decline in sales for the year. And Novo Nordisk stock rises after the end of shortages in its blockbuster weight-loss drugs. Danny Lewis hosts.
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3 min - DOJ Investigating UnitedHealth’s Medicare Billing Practices
Plus: U.S. home sales fell nearly 5% in January, extending a housing-market slump. And the crypto exchange Coinbase says the SEC plans to drop a lawsuit that had sought to regulate the company as a stock exchange. Pierre Bienaimé reports.
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3 min - Major League Baseball and ESPN to End TV Deal
Plus: Egg companies ask U.S. regulators to greenlight a bird-flu vaccine. And, shares in Nissan Motor jump on a report that Japan plans to court Tesla for an investment in the carmaker. Luke Vargas hosts.
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3 min - Walmart’s Guidance Unsettles Investors Worried About Retail
U.S. stocks fell after the country’s biggest retailer forecast weaker-than-expected sales for the year. Plus: Hasbro stock rallied after executives announced focus on brands like Monopoly and Dungeons & Dragons. And Palantir shares fall amid reports of proposed budget cuts at the U.S. Department of Defense. Danny Lewis hosts.
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3 min - Walmart Warns of Slower Sales Growth
Plus: Alibaba Group posts its fastest revenue growth since 2023. And Amazon gains creative control of the James Bond franchise. Pierre Bienaimé reports.
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3 min - Airbus Sets Higher Plane Delivery Goal
Plus: President Trump considers giving Americans 20% of the savings from DOGE’s cost-cutting efforts. And, in talks with Interpublic Group, X hinted at possible retribution from the Trump administration if ad spending on the social media platform didn’t increase. Luke Vargas hosts.
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