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Positron Valued at $5 Billion in New Funding as Demand for AI Chips Surges
NEA, Atreides and Jim Clark are among the investors putting $875 million into the firm, which makes chips designed for fast running of AI models.
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Macy’s Bets on Pricier Products to Win Wealthy Shoppers
The department-store chain raised its full-year outlook Thursday, which executives said was partly driven by higher prices on its products.
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Designer Brands Boosts Outlook on Positive Start to Current Quarter
The updated forecast came as the footwear-and-accessories company recorded higher profit despite lower sales in the second quarter.
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JetBlue Cuts Capacity-Growth Outlook, Citing Bad Weather and Fuel Costs
The airline said it expects available seat miles to increase 1.5% to 3.5% during the third quarter, versus prior guidance of 3%-to-6% growth.
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Anthropic Gives EU’s Cybersecurity Agency Access to Mythos 5 AI Model
The EU Commission had been in talks for months with the company, whose Mythos 5 model can spot vulnerabilities in computer code and sparked national security concerns.
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Chemours, DuPont and Corteva to Pay $455 Million in North Carolina PFAS Settlement
The companies settled with North Carolina and 11 communities that were excluded from a previous settlement over drinking-water toxins.
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Mistral to Grow Enterprise Customer Base With Cloudera
Mistral said the partnership would bolster its exposure to clients across regulated industries as they seek increasingly capable AI models to streamline their operations.
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Cheap Biologic Drug Alternatives Stall, Threatening U.S. Healthcare Savings
A new industry report shows 90% of major brand-name biologic drugs losing exclusivity over the next decade have no low-cost competitors in development.
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The IPO That Asks You to Buy AI Hype Today and Get Paid Years Later
SB Energy’s offering features $430 billion in data-center deals, no operating sites and a clause giving OpenAI free rent for delays.
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HSBC Begins Search for New Finance Chief as Pam Kaur Departs
Pam Kaur told the group’s board of her intention to stand down next year, though the exact date of her departure hasn’t been confirmed.
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Could Laser Fusion Tech Be Used to Shoot Down Missiles and Drones?
Defense company RTX is working with fusion energy startup Xcimer, using technology that harks back to the Cold War era.
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Drone Deal Kicks Off Consolidation in Ukraine’s 500-Company Industry
An Erik Prince-backed defense technology firm scooped up a Ukrainian maker of unmanned ground vehicles in a tie-up worth $224 million.
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AB Foods Cautions on Outlook for Sugar, Grocery Units, Shares Slump
Associated British Foods’ stock slid after the conglomerate cautioned on the outlook for its sugar and grocery units, ahead of the split of its food operations and fashion arm Primark.
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Regulatory Uncertainty Clouds Chinese Robot Firm Galaxea AI’s IPO Plan
A tighter regulatory climate in China is casting a cloud over robotics startup Galaxea AI’s plan to go public in Hong Kong, people familiar with the matter say.
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Safelite Owner Belron Explores Potential Listing
The windscreen replacement and repair business-which counts Autoglass in the U.K., Carglass in Europe and Safelite in the U.S. among its brands-is weighing a potential IPO.
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Wall Street’s Favorite AI Startup Sets Its Sights on Wealth Management
Rogo, which recently signed a new round of strategic investments, is already used by major investment banks.
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Apple Debuts New Foldable iPhone Duo, New CEO and New (Higher) Prices
The new iPhone Duo, a tablet-like device, will start at $1,999.
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
September 10, 2026 11:15 ET (15:15 GMT)
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