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The air is coming out of the Oracle AI rally. One analyst sees 40% drop ahead

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It was sunny days for Oracle earlier this month after the company issued a massive cloud revenue growth forecast.

Jobless claims tumble to 218,000, well below estimate despite fears of labor market weakness

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Initial claims for unemployment insurance were expected to total 235,000 for the week ending Sept. 20.

Almost half of Americans don’t have a financial plan. Taking this step can change that

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Working with a financial advisor can help you reach your money goals. Here’s how experts say you can find the right professional for your circumstances.

Trump tax breaks give the racehorse market a boost

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Racehorse owners can take the same deduction as private-jet buyers and can now deduct losses against any type of income including capital gains.

CSX to rise on BNSF deal despite rising freight rail competition, Wells Fargo says

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CSX Transportation’s shares could rise as the company bolsters its service through a deal with BNSF and completes projects that are dragging on its earnings

Office investor demand was way up in the first half of 2025, according to exclusive JLL data

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JLL found office transaction momentum strengthened significantly in the first half of this year, with total industry volume up 42% year over year to $25.9 billion.

Former French President Sarkozy handed 5-year jail term in stunning downfall

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Former French president Nicolas Sarkozy will soon be imprisoned after he was sentenced to five years in jail on Thursday.

Offshore driller Transocean plunges after offering shares at a discount

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Transocean has increased the size of the public offering, which closes Friday.

Starbucks to close stores, lay off workers in $1 billion restructuring plan

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Starbucks announced a $1 billion restructuring plan Thursday that involves closing some of its North American coffeehouses and laying off about 900 workers.

Starbucks to close underperforming stores, cut jobs in latest restructuring

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Starbucks said on Thursday it has approved a restructuring plan to close underperforming coffee houses in North America and cut some jobs.

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