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The figure
How much did Arm Holdings rise on Monday as Meta's Muse assistant sent traders back to the chipmakers?
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Arm added 17.16% to US$322.90 as traders bet AI agents like Muse need more ordinary processors, and Arm takes a royalty on server chips built to its designs. Read the story →
The company
Which company reported fourth-quarter earnings of US$56.05 a share as the average American car reached 12.9 years old?
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AutoZone earned US$56.05 a share against the US$53.99 consensus and closed up 5.71%, with an ageing national car fleet driving demand for parts. Read the story →
The why
Why did McDonald's shares fall 4.81% on Wednesday after its investor day?
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Shareholders objected to the timing of the US$8.5 billion NEXT plan for franchisees: the spending starts now and the payback runs across a decade. Read the story →
The company
Which company signed a seven-year cloud contract with Anthropic worth US$11.6 billion?
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Akamai announced the deal late on Thursday. Its shares were up as much as 16.4% at Friday's open and closed up 3.20% at US$113.94. Read the story →
The term
Oracle sent a force majeure notice over its Project Jupiter campus. What is a force majeure notice?
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The edition called it an excuse note with legal weight. Oracle is not giving up the site, but wants the right to defer payments if Jupiter opens late. Read the story →
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