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Keurig Dr Pepper Near $18 Billion Deal For JDE Peet's

The combined company could later separate its coffee and beverage units, essentially unwinding the 2018 merger that brought together Keurig and Dr Pepper.

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AI's Big Leaps Are Slowing. That Could Be a Good Thing.

Large language models' pace of improvement has moderated, but investors shouldn't panic.

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Low expectations for retailers and ever-rising expectations for Nvidia in this week's round of earnings

Earnings Watch: Nvidia reports amid questions about its ability to meet demand; also reporting are retailers like Gap and Ulta Beauty.

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Walmart and Other Retailers Have Eaten the Cost of Tariffs. Now It Is the Consumer's Turn.

While last quarter's sales were strong, price increases could be felt starting now.

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Nvidia's Roller Coaster for China AI Chips Takes a New Turn

The chip designer halts production of the H20 AI chip that it developed for China, after Beijing told companies there not to buy it.

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'KPop Demon Hunters' Is Netflix's First No. 1 Box-Office Hit

A limited, singalong release of the animated phenomenon showed streaming success can also bring fans to theaters.

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SpaceX Seeks to Push Past Starship's Fiery Troubles

On Sunday, Elon Musk's aerospace company said it ran into a ground-system problem and decided to stand down on attempting a launch.

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Trump, Intel Agree to 10% U.S. Stake as President Promises More Deals

The deal caps a two-week frenzy for the troubled chip maker and marks the latest in a series of extraordinary private-sector interventions by the president.

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Spirit Airlines Explores Repeat Restructuring

Spirit is exploring strategic alternatives after its recent restructuring failed to put the budget carrier on a sustainable path.

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CSX, BNSF Pact Sparks Debate on Whether Another Rail Merger Is Approaching

The railroad operators have teamed to launch three new intermodal services.

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Starbucks Is Making a Play for the Wellness Market. Will it Work?

Starbucks is expanding its health-conscious menu with new drinks and food options, aiming to boost sales and attract younger customers looking for healthier choices.

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JPMorgan to Pay $330 Million Over 1MDB Transactions

The agreement settles claims that the lender facilitated $800 million of payments related to the looting of the Malaysian sovereign-wealth fund.

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ESPN and MLB Are Closing In on a 3-Year Pact Worth Around $1.65 Billion

After cutting short a previous agreement, the sides are in advanced talks on a new pact that would incorporate MLB.tv into ESPN's streaming service.

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Waymo to Begin Testing Its Robotaxis in New York City

The self-driving car company received a permit to begin testing a limited number of autonomous vehicles in parts of Manhattan and Downtown Brooklyn.

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Elon Musk Wanted Mark Zuckerberg to Join OpenAI Bid, Court Filing Says

A Musk-led consortium offered $97.4 billion to buy OpenAI as part of his continuing legal battle with the company he co-founded alongside Sam Altman.

 

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