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Nov 2024

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Flat retail sales highlight K-shaped economy

Retail sales stall as high-income spends, but mid and lower struggle. (0:15) Datadog rallies on upbeat guidance. (1:27) Paramount Skydance sweetens Warner Bros Discovery bid with ticking fee. (1:56)Show NotesGoldman Sachs Panic Index near ‘max fear’Episode transcripts seekingalph ... Show More

BP cuts the flow on buybacks

BP beats Q4 top-line estimates; initiates Q1 and FY26 outlook. (00:14) US plans big tech chip tariff carve-outs linked to TSMC investment, FT reports. (01:08) Instacart inks national flower delivery deal with 1-800-Flowers in time for Valentine's Day. (02:19)Episode transcripts s ... Show More

ChatGPT growth reaccelerates

Sam Altman says ChatGPT growth tops 10% monthly amid competition. (0:15) Monday.com plunges as revenue outlook misses. (0:43) China urges banks to curb U.S. Treasury exposure. (1:26) Show NotesWedbush adds two names to Ives AI 30 list Super Bowl Indicator Leans BullishEpisode tra ... Show More

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