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SpaceX Starlink mission runs into problems, as satellites’ orbit is too low
“Unlike a Star Trek episode, this will probably not work, but it’s worth a shot,” said SpaceX CEO Elon Musk. Source link...
Study finds Novo Nordisk’s Ozempic may reduce dementia
A study finds a drug known for weight loss may also help to reduce dementia. Source link...
Tech stocks could see a Brexit-like rerun, this fund manager says. A big test is brewing.
Lake Cornelia Research Management’s chief investment officer Judd Arnold says stocks could be looking at a repeat of recent history if an unwind of a popular trade continues on Friday. Source link...
Report of assassination attempt brings Europe’s thriving defense stocks into focus
A CNN report that Germany, with the help of U.S. intelligence, foiled an assassination attempt on the chief executive of an arms manufacturer helps bring the surging stock-market gains of the European defense sector into focus. Source link...
‘Big Short’ investor Steve Eisman says shorting current market would be ‘insanity’
Eisman, who was played by Steve Carell in the 2015 movie ‘The Big Short,’ played down concerns about the current economy as he argued AI will boost the world’s top tech companies Source link...
Tesla downgraded to sell as UBS says the stock overvalues growth opportunities
Tesla’s rating was downgraded to sell at UBS, after the broker said the stock assigns too big a premium to the automaker’s growth initiatives. Source link...
Tech selloff leads Magnificent Seven to nearly its worst day ever by this metric
Declines in Tesla, Nvidia and other large tech stocks meant a $598 billion market-cap wipeout for the ‘Magnificent Seven’ — the second-largest one-day total on record. Source link...
Why Doritos and Cheetos may soon be cheaper
PepsiCo said it would look to cut prices on some of its snack foods in an effort to increase sales. Source link...
Dollar General to pay $12 million fine and take steps to make its stores safer
Dollar-store chain Dollar General Corp. has agreed to pay $12 million and take more steps to make its workplaces safer, following longstanding complaints over working conditions, the Department of Labor said Thursday. Source link...
