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Too many questionable start-ups went public during the pandemic, when the sector was hot. Now, after over four years of pain, the weak have failed, rates are falling, and M&A looks to be on the upswing.

The top marginal tax rate remains 37% for individuals.

The deal suggests AMD will be the second-largest supplier of AI chips for the start-up.

The FOMC will release the minutes from its mid-September meeting, and the University of Michigan will release the results of its consumer survey. This week also brings earnings reports from Constellation, McCormick, and Levi Strauss.

Conservation groups are raising concerns about dangerous situations for visitors and potential damage to nature.

Ford, GM, Toyota, and Honda were higher after a Reuters interview with Sen. Bernie Moreno.

A group of pensions and a teachers union are appealing to fellow shareholders to vote against the proposed pay package and the election of board members.

The firm priced its offering at the high end of its expected range, valuing the company at $13.8 billion.

More than 1 billion people use Meta AI every month.

The Supreme Court issued a notice on Wednesday that delays ruling on her termination.

A sudden decline in employees visiting Shack Shack, Cava, and Sweetgreen would be the latest challenge for the group.

OpenAI is taking artificial intelligence video creation to the next level.

The president said Monday he planned to impose “substantial tariffs” on countries that don’t manufacture furniture in the U.S.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics is scheduled to release the jobs report on Friday—but that could be jeopardized if the Congress doesn’t reach a funding agreement by Tuesday night.

A report says Intel approached a rival about a potential partnership.

With talks at an impasse, the administration is floating the idea of permanent job cuts across the federal workforce.

The tariffs on selected imports take effect Oct. 1, according to a series of social media posts.

Freeport McMoRan’s Grasberg mine tragedy has threatened to roil global copper markets.

CEO Brian Niccol is entering the second year of his turnaround plan.

The chip maker has recently been raising capital from a variety of sources.

It's the latest effort by the Trump administration to seek partial ownership in private business, following similar arrangements with Intel and rare earth miner MP Materials.

The five new sites bring the project to nearly 7 gigawatts of capacity and over $400 billion in investment over the next three years.

Amount is based in Chicago and sells tech to companies looking to improve or add new services for clients online.

A week after the first rate cut of 2025, and amid a split FOMC, Fed Chair Jerome Powell could offer clues about where monetary policy goes from here.

He warned that policy is “very restrictive” and risks “unnecessary layoffs and higher unemployment.”