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Democrats lay out demands in prickly DHS funding fight

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Funding for the Department of Homeland Security still needs to be worked out after President Trump signed a law that reopened most of the federal government.

Microsoft brings back executive Hayete Gallot to run cybersecurity, as Charlie Bell takes new role

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Under Charlie Bell, Microsoft’s cybersecurity business grew, but the company also dealt with the fallout from cyberattacks.

Alphabet earnings are out after market close. Here’s what Wall Street is watching

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Analysts are betting on solid growth within Alphabet’s cloud and search businesses. They’re also expecting Meta’s strong results to give Alphabet a lift.

January jobs report will be released on February 11 after shutdown delay

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Alphabet to report earnings: AI, ad momentum key to the fourth quarter

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Wall Street will be looking for more details Google’s deal to revamp Apple’s Siri virtual assistant with the search company’s Gemini AI models.

U.S. plans critical mineral price floors with Mexico, EU and Japan

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The Trump administration has put critical minerals at the heart of its trade and industrial policies in an effort to reduce dependence on China.

Software stock rout shocks Street: ‘Nowhere to hide’… ‘Morass of gloom’

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Tuesday’s tech pullback has investors worrying the negative sentiment in the sector could persist for some time.

Get the first look at the R2, Rivian’s $45,000 SUV. CEO RJ Scaringe gave CNBC an early peek

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Rivian’s R2 promises to be the vehicle that will do for Rivian what the Model Y did for Tesla. But first, the company has to launch it.

Wednesday, February 4, 2026: Jim Cramer discusses his next moves for the Investing Club

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The ‘AI to kill software’ narrative is wrecking the group. But Bank of America says buy this stock in the sell-off

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Bank of America believes that investors are unfairly pricing in a growth shock for SAP that is unlikely to occur.

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