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Intel’s data center business just grew almost 80% in a year. Its outlook for the fourth quarter just handed the stock its worst day in more than half a century, erasing nearly $140 billion in market value Friday.

(Bloomberg) — General Motors Co. stock is set to record its worst week in more than 20 months, but bullish Wall Street analysts are doubling down.

The company’s U.S. unit is tying plans for a new NAND factory to U.S. approval for additional chipmaking equipment shipments to China.

Bank of America’s (BAC) stock dropped 6% Wednesday, as a $1.2 billion regulatory penalty dragged down the major lender’s third quarter results. The stock is on pace for its worst single-day drop since April 2025.

Running a grocery store is a tough business, with razor-thin margins and rising costs leading to cutthroat competition across the category. “Grocery store profit margins are among the thinnest in all of retail — and in all of American business,” reports Vanta Insights. “The average grocery store net profit margin runs between 1% and 3%…

Texas Monthly’s barbecue editor Daniel Vaughn recently took to social media to call out a Top 50 Texas barbecue joints list that was made using artificial intelligence (AI). Vaughn rightfully called out the list for including places that had closed (Valentina’s Tex-Mex BBQ, Brett’s Backyard BBQ), having wrong locations (Rosemeyer Bar-B-Q, Dayne’s Craft Barbecue), including…

McDonald’s expects U.S. sales to turn positive in September after slightly negative results in July and August.

I don’t rely on large language models like ChatGPT for financial advice about FTSE 100 stocks and the like. The technology makes too many mistakes and has too many hallucinations for me to count on it. But that doesn’t mean my eager-to-please buddy can’t be used for a bit of fun or to get the…

New NCC Group research says that July 2026 saw a spike in ransomware activity, with a year-to-date record of 894 victim listings recorded in the month alone. But what’s actually behind it? 

Bleeping Computer reported earlier in the week that hackers were actively exploiting a VMware vulnerability to gain persistent remote access to the system.