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+20 Derek Foss Selipsky's vote of confidence makes me think Samsung is positioning to challenge the US cloud leaders.
+33 Priya Raman If regulators keep slowing it down then force majeure might be the only way Oracle protects itself from endless delays.+11 Elena Vasquez Clearing those legal hurdles makes sense but it still leaves too many questions about future job cuts.+2 Dana Whitfield million tonnes a year is modest volume but it opens the door for more South American buyers if prices stay competitive.+11 Tom Gallagher Firing Scott Pelley and the others feels like a risky move just to chase a younger audience.Democrats Plan Sweeping Trump Probes if House Flips x/donald-john-trump — Sep 12, 2026 If Democrats win back the House, they plan sweeping investigations into President Donald Trump, his family, and his administration, focusing on the wealth and business gains during his tenure, energy and defense deals, pardons, and potential private dealings by Kushner and Trump Jr., with the effort expected to require the full caucus and facing White House resistance. The Washington Post reports multiple Democrats and aides outlining a coordinated oversight push, including probes into cryptocurrency ventures and the restructuring of federal government agencies. +6 Chris Dalton Investigations into any president's family business deals should follow evidence, not just party control of the House.+5 Jared Kim Learning skills tied to your dream before quitting your job makes more sense than jumping straight into a soda stand with little kids at home.+4 Dana Whitfield Reaching 17 billion by 2040 depends on hitting those production numbers, which Tesla has struggled with before.+3 Derek Foss I'd be thrilled if Florida Georgia Line headlines Stagecoach 2027 after that CMA Fest tease.Dana Whitfield The beatification highlights how his message cuts through modern noise without needing updates.GameStop, Apple and Meta face key tests in crowded September week x/apple-inc — Sep 6, 2026 MarketBeat’s stock screeners spotlight top picks across Retail, Toy, and Manufacturing: Retail includes Amazon, Lululemon, Walmart, Costco, and AutoZone; Toy includes Hasbro, Toyota, Mattel, MINISO, and TOYO; Manufacturing includes TSMC, Applied Materials, and Phillips 66. The coverage also notes forthcoming catalysts and events—such as GameStop, Apple, and Meta developments, Apple’s product launch, and key CPI data—that could influence near-term moves for these stocks. +5