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European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen proposed that Canada become the EU's first associate member during her State of the European Union address, a shift beyond the existing CETA trade pact, CNBC and POLITICO Europe reported.
SK Hynix is in early, exploratory talks with Intel about making memory chips in the U.S. for the first time, possibly at Intel's delayed Ohio campus, Reuters reported, citing three sources.
The Senate blocked the Clarity Act crypto market structure bill in a failed cloture vote, with unresolved ethics disputes over Trump family crypto profits cited as a sticking point as bitcoin, Coinbase and Circle shares fell.
Reuters reports Boeing is nearing a revived 150-jet 737 MAX order with Turkish Airlines after an engine-maintenance dispute delayed the deal, matching a September 2025 commitment tied to the airline's 2033 fleet-expansion goal.
Energy led the session while the S&P 500 slips. See the validated market scorecard, sector performance, and what traders are watching next.
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Skyworks and Qorvo shares jumped in Tuesday midday trading, but outlets differ on why: Seeking Alpha cited merger progress, CNBC pointed to an AI sell-off rebound, and Yahoo Finance said no company announcement accounted for the move.
Shipping stocks are crushing the broader market. See why DHT, Frontline, and TK Tankers keep soaring while indexes slump.
Meta has launched Meta One, a tiered subscription starting at $2.99 a month across Instagram, Facebook, WhatsApp and Meta AI, adding AI features while core app functions stay free, per WTAQ and Yahoo Finance.
Forgent Power Solutions reported 94% fourth-quarter revenue growth, a record $3.0 billion backlog and initial fiscal 2027 revenue guidance of $2.4-$2.6 billion, alongside a $35 million Tijuana capacity expansion.
Dave & Buster's reported a $12.5 million second-quarter net loss and a 2.9% comparable sales decline, with entertainment revenue falling and food and beverage revenue rising, even as adjusted free cash flow improved.
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