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AMD and Micron Eye $2 Trillion Club: Top Analyst Sees AI Powering the Next Chip Giants Continued Rise (opens the original)
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The artificial intelligence boom has already propelled a select group of semiconductor companies into the trillion-dollar club. Now, two chipmakers could be headed toward an even more exclusive milestone. Advanced Micro Devices and Micron Technology could eventually reach market capitalizations of $2 trillion, according to Melius Research analyst Ben Reitzes, who argues that the next phase of AI computing could dramatically increase the importance of both CPUs and memory. In a note to clients se
Russia Unleashes Massive Attack on Ukraine. Power Cuts Begin as Freezing Weather Nears. (opens the original)
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Russia launched one of its heaviest attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure in months on Wednesday, damaging power facilities around Kyiv and other regions and forcing authorities to impose emergency electricity cuts as colder weather approaches. Reports indicate that at least seven people, including a child, were killed across Ukraine during the assault, according to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. The attack involved nearly 190 drones and ballistic missiles, with Ukraine's air forc
Hormuz Oil Flows Are Near Prewar Levels. Consumers Are Unlikely To See Relief Soon. (opens the original)
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Crude oil is once again moving through the Strait of Hormuz at rates approaching prewar levels. But the rebound in shipments is not delivering the sharp drop in oil, gasoline, and diesel prices consumers might expect. Ship-tracking data shows a significant recovery in crude flows through Hormuz. According to The Washington Post, Kpler estimated that nearly 12.5 million barrels per day moved through the strait during the week ending September 27, about 1 million barrels below its prewar baseline.
Withdrawals From Investing Accounts Are Funding More American Spending As They Hit a Decade High (opens the original)
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More Americans are pulling money from their investment portfolios and moving it into checking accounts to support spending, a shift that is making household finances increasingly dependent on the performance of the stock market. Over the three months ending in April, 8.2% of individuals transferred money from investments into checking accounts, according to new research from the JPMorganChase Institute. That is more than double the 4% recorded during the same period in 2019 and more than triple
Ford CEO Sounds Alarm on Impact Of Chinese Automakers On Western Competitors: Already 'Too Late' For Europe (opens the original)
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Ford CEO Jim Farley is urging the United States to move cautiously before opening the door to Chinese automakers, warning that Europe offers a glimpse of what could happen if policymakers wait too long to respond to the country's rapidly expanding auto industry. At the Automotive News Congress in Detroit, Farley said the U.S. should be "extremely careful around how the Chinese OEMs come to our country," as manufacturers expand aggressively overseas and put mounting pressure on established automa
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