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BBC racing commentator John Hunt returns to work weeks after wife and daughters murdered
BBC racing commentator John Hunt has made a poignant return to the airwaves just weeks after his wife and two of his daughters were tragically murdered in a crossbow attack.
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Undiscovered Gems in China To Watch This September 2024
As global markets grapple with economic uncertainties and mixed performance across key indices, the Chinese market has seen a notable retreat amidst weak corporate earnings and economic data. Despite these challenges, opportunities still exist for discerning investors who can identify stocks with strong fundamentals and growth potential. In this climate, finding a good stock often means looking beyond immediate market fluctuations to focus on companies that exhibit resilience, solid...
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Celebrities Front Row at Coach Spring 2025 Ready-to-Wear: Jayson Tatum, Charles Melton and More
The show was held on the Highline on Monday afternoon.
Reuters
Hewlett Packard shares fall on $1.35 billion convertible stock offering for Juniper buyout
Earlier this year, HPE said it would acquire the networking equipment manufacturer for $14 billion in an all-cash deal, in an attempt to enhance the company's AI offerings. HPE said net proceeds from the offering will be used to cover fees and expenses related to the pending acquisition. A convertible preferred stock offering allows investors to buy preferred shares, which often fetch higher dividends than common shares.
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While institutions own 45% of Brambles Limited (ASX:BXB), individual investors are its largest shareholders with 55% ownership
Key Insights Brambles' significant individual investors ownership suggests that the key decisions are influenced by...
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James Earl Jones, voice of Darth Vader, dies aged 93
Hollywood actor died on Monday morning surrounded by his family.
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Wall Street rises as investors await inflation data
STORY: US stocks rebounded Monday after selling off the previous week.The Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq all rose about 1.2% each.Investors had fled from equities last week when Friday's weaker-than-expected August jobs data followed weak manufacturing data on Tuesday.That led to the Nasdaq’s biggest weekly loss since January 2022, and the S&P 500's biggest weekly decline since March 2023.Key economic reports out this week include consumer and producer prices ahead of the Federal Reserve’s meeting next week.Investors currently see a 100% chance policy makers cut interest rates with about 70% odds that cut is a quarter of a point, according the CME’s FedWatch tool.Regardless of how much policymakers decide to cut rates this time, Will McGough, director of investments with Prime Capital Investment Advisors says they need to keep cutting them to avoid harming the economy.“Everybody has the spotlight on Jerome Powell and the Fed right now. We know they're behind the curve, so to speak, with interest rates being way too high compared to everybody else, all other central banks around the globe. And they really need to normalize rates to be back in line with where economic data is and where their peers are, because the global rate curve is much lower and it's being restrictive here in the US and I think investors are concerned that a restrictive U.S. economy could start to slow down and that's the big fear that we're watching right now.”Stocks on the move included Boeing which rose more than three percent after it reached a tentative deal with its largest union.And Arm Holdings jumped seven percent after the FT reported over the weekend that Apple’s new iPhone will include a chip using Arm’s newest chip design.Apple unveiled that new device, the iPhone 16 Monday which also includes AI software though investors were not impressed as the stock finished flat.
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Point-total projections for the New York Jets-San Francisco 49ers on 'MNF' in Week 1.
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No de Minaur, no problem insists Hewitt at Davis Cup
Although injury-hit Alex de Minaur has pulled out, Lleyton Hewitt is convinced his in-form Australian side can navigate the Davis Cup Finals' 'group of death'.
FTW Outdoors
Jason Kelce had to buy new clothes for his ESPN debut after forgetting his travel bag
Longtime Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce is done playing football, but he's certainly not done being around football. And while Kelce is just beginning his new career with ESPN's Monday Night Countdown crew, his forgetful
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Here's What The Cast Of "Beetlejuice" Looked Like In The Original Vs. The New Film
Turns out that aging in the afterlife is pretty nice.
Yahoo Finance
Intel faces 'uphill battle' as its stock hovers near record lows: Goldman Sachs analyst
The inflection point for Intel can't be seen just yet, says Goldman Sachs.
People
“Mean Girls”' Lacey Chabert Reminds Fans She Also Voiced Famous Nickelodeon Character: 'Part of Your Average Family'
The 'Party of Five' alumna lent her voice to a favorite Nickelodeon series at the same time as starring in the Fox series
PA Media: Sport
Toughest conditions I’ve been in – Craig Bellamy proud as Wales beat Montenegro
Kieffer Moore and Harry Wilson gave the Dragons a dream start with goals inside the first three minutes.
Simply Wall St.
Prolintas Infra Business Trust's (KLSE:PLINTAS) largest shareholders are private companies with 51% ownership, institutions own 29%
Key Insights Prolintas Infra Business Trust's significant private companies ownership suggests that the key decisions...
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Jack Ginnivan cops truth bomb from Luke Hodge over 'disrespectful' act towards Port Adelaide
Jack Ginnivan has drawn more unwanted headlines for himself and teammates. Read more here.
USA TODAY Sports
Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson accused of sexual assault in new lawsuit
The lawsuit marks at least 27 civil cases against the NFL quarterback. All but three others have been resolved with undisclosed settlements.
Digital Spy
Spider-Man 4 gets a huge update
Spider-Man 4 has received a huge update.
Australian Associated Press
Surgeries delayed, wait times up as nurses hit streets
Nurses will disrupt the country's largest hospital system over demands for a massive pay rise, arguing Labor is refusing to fix the gender pay gap.
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Nvidia's sell-off: Why this analyst is still bullish on the stock
Nvidia's (NVDA) stock has stumbled as investors grow concerned the AI demand hype may be slowing. Goldman Sachs lead analyst Toshiya Hari is still bullish on the stock for a couple of reasons. First, he says, "Demand for accelerated computing continues to be really strong," adding that it's more than hyperscalers looking to buy Nvidia's chips. Second, he thinks the company's competitive positive is still strong. He also thinks the stock has an attractive valuation and that the sell-off has been overdone. Investors have been increasingly scrutinizing the amount of money Big Tech has been spending on AI without much return on investment so far. Hari agrees that companies "need monetization for this to be sustainable," but he notes hyperscalers are seeing some return on those AI investments. He adds that if a lack of monetization becomes a problem, it will affect many companies, not just Nvidia. Watch the video above to hear what Hari has to say about companies like Amazon (AMZN) and Meta (META) developing their own chips. For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Asking for a Trend. This post was written by Stephanie Mikulich.

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July 31, 2024	2,397,679,661	2,397,679,661	2,301,570,891

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