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SpaceX Stock Slides Below IPO Price as Wall Street Splits
SpaceX shares have dropped more than 38% from their June peak, testing investor confidence as Wall Street analysts remain sharply divided on the company's long-term value and growth prospects
Broadcom Stock Rebounds as Morgan Stanley Counters Google Chip Fears
Broadcom shares rose after Morgan Stanley defended its AI chip business, but the stock remains well below its June high as investors debate the impact of Google's supplier diversification and MediaTek's growing role
TSMC's June Revenue Surge Signals AI Demand Is Overriding Seasonality
TSMC's June revenue broke a four-year seasonal pattern, rising 6.2% from May as AI chip demand keeps advanced production lines at full capacity. Investors are watching how this shift could affect margins, pricing, and future growth
Rising iPhone Costs Put Apple's Pricing Power to the Test
Apple faces a new challenge as surging hardware costs, driven partly by AI-fueled demand for memory and storage, threaten to squeeze iPhone margins and force tough decisions on pricing and product strategy
Delta’s Premium Strategy Shields Profits Despite Record Fuel Costs
Delta Air Lines posted strong revenue growth and raised its dividend even as it faced its largest-ever quarterly fuel bill, highlighting how its focus on premium cabins and loyalty programs is changing the airline’s financial playbook
Reddit’s Ad Strategy Targets Search Budgets as Earnings Loom
Reddit is attracting more ad dollars by leveraging user intent and automation, positioning itself to compete for search-driven marketing budgets ahead of its July 30 earnings report
Levi Strauss Sees White Denim Sales Jump as It Expands Beyond Jeans
Levi Strauss is pushing into shirts, dresses, and premium lines as white denim sales soar 70%. Analysts see growth potential, but margin pressures and shifting consumer habits pose risks for the 173-year-old brand
Kering Sells Beauty Business and Ends Gucci-Coty Deal Early
Kering is offloading its beauty division and ending its Gucci-Coty licensing deal a year ahead of schedule, shifting Gucci’s beauty rights to L'Oréal and signaling a major move to reduce debt and refocus on core luxury brands
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