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Ford’s stock has been on a wild ride over the past four weeks, rising more than 33% despite Thursday’s nearly 3% decline. Ford shares caught fire after the company debuted Ford Energy, the battery storage initiative the company has been quietly working on for about a year. The new partnership with EDF will see the […]

Blackstone just made its biggest private equity bet ever in a key market. It blew past its $10 billion target. It also more than doubled the size of the prior fund, which raised roughly $6 billion. The fund was oversubscribed and hit its hard cap. For the world’s largest alternative asset manager, that is a

Most technology rules arrive late. They get written after the damage is already done, named for the disaster they were meant to prevent. Governments are not built to move first. They move when something scares them. For roughly two years, the United States treated artificial intelligence (AI) exactly that way. The official posture was hands

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An established global retailer has been quietly shrinking its physical footprint across dozens of markets, leaving behind vacant mall storefronts and shuttered standalone locations around the world. At first glance, the closures might suggest weakening demand. But shoppers haven’t abandoned their favorite brands. Instead, they’re changing how they browse, buy, and interact with retailers. That

When you enter a casino, it’s important to remember that the house always wins. You may have a lucky streak, but even the most skilled gamblers eventually lose money. “Every game in the casino is designed to give the casino an advantage. This is known asthe ‘house advantage,’” according to the American Gaming Association (AGA).

AT&T (T) has a new problem on Wall Street. The telecom behemoth has spent years trying to convince investors that its story is greater than dividends, debt reduction and old-school wireless service. That effort has been strengthened. AT&T has been busy extending its fiber footprint, investing big amounts in 5G, and working to rebuild its

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The first high-technology stock market crash was 200 years ago in British railroad stocks. In 1825, the information highway ran on iron rails, in Britain at least. In 1824 and 1825, prospectuses were issued for 624 railroad companies, so in early 1825, the famous London merchant banker Francis Baring declared that “a gambling mania has seized