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Alphabet rallies after Berkshire reveals stake. Why Buffett’s firm likely bought it
Despite the stellar rally in 2025, Alphabet’s valuation remains lower than many of its AI-driven megacap peers. Source link
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang surprised investors with a 'half a trillion' forecast. It'll come up at earnings
“This is how much business is on the books. Half a trillion dollars worth so far,” Huang said at the company’s GTC conference in Washington last month. Source link
Emirates bets big on Boeing with $38 billion order at Dubai Airshow
The move is expected to be welcomed by the Trump Administration, which is pushing companies abroad to invest in the U.S. Source link
Novo Nordisk cuts direct-to-consumer prices for Wegovy, Ozempic to $349 a month
The announcements come days after President Donald Trump struck deals with Novo Nordisk and Eli Lilly to make their GLP-1s easier for Americans to access. Source link
India deepens energy trade with U.S. to mend trade relations amid tariff strain
India is increasing its energy imports from the U.S. in the hopes that the move could pave the way to a trade deal between the two countries. Source link
'We haven't sold our soul to the devil': Switzerland's trade deal with the U.S. divides opinion
Switzerland’s trade deal with the U.S. has its supporters and detractors, and the Swiss economy is likely to take a hit, deal or no deal. Source link
AI is contributing to a memory chip shortage that could hit phones and cars
Chipmakers and analysts are warning of a memory chip shortage that could accelerate next year, hitting consumer electronics and automotives. Source link
European markets start the new trading week in slightly positive territory
European stocks started new trading week on a slightly positive note Monday. Source link
CNBC Daily Open: Tariffs steal spotlight as AI frenzy seems to fade
Trump also started to roll back tariffs on some goods after acknowledging that prices, specifically coffee, “were a little bit high.” Source link
All eyes are on Rachel Reeves as critical Autumn Budget looms. Appeasing money markets means making unpopular choices
The U.K. finance minister faces a dilemma as voters, investors and members of her own party have conflicting priorities. Source link