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Cisco Systems, Inc. (CSCO) shares hit a record high for the first time in over 25 years, Bloomberg reports

Cisco Systems, Inc. (CSCO) shares hit a record high for the first time in over 25 years, reaching $80.25 on December 10, 2025, as reported by Bloomberg. The stock increased by 0.9%, surpassing its previous high from March 27, 2000. Cisco is also among the 12 Best Performing Dow Stocks in 2025.

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Walmart was too late for a Nasdaq-100 spot - but these 6 stocks made the cut

Walmart transferred to the Nasdaq too late to qualify for the Nasdaq-100's annual reconstitution. Six companies, including Alnylam Pharmaceuticals and Seagate Technology Holdings, will join the index. Walmart may join later if changes occur outside the annual reconstitution. The Nasdaq-100 consists of the largest 100 nonfinancial companies on the Nasdaq exchange and is reconstituted annually in December.

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STX
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Some of your favorite Southwest perks may be disappearing: Here's what's changing

Southwest Airlines is saying goodbye to perks that made it unique for 50 years.

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LUV
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LMR Partners LLP Invests $19.01 Million in International Business Machines Corporation $IBM

LMR Partners LLP invested $19.01 million in IBM by purchasing 64,502 shares in the second quarter. Other major investors like Vanguard Group and State Street Corp also increased their holdings in IBM. IBM's stock opened at $309.33 with a market cap of $289.14 billion. The company reported a quarterly EPS of $2.65, surpassing estimates, and declared a quarterly dividend of $1.68 per share. Analysts have mixed ratings on IBM, with some upgrading and others downgrading their price targets.

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IBM
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Market Beat·
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IBM
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AI Breaks Data Barriers with Text-to-SQL

AI advancements in Text-to-SQL are bridging the gap between business acumen and technical data querying. IBM's Michael Dobson highlights how Large Language Models empower non-technical users to extract data using natural language, enhancing agile decision-making. Despite challenges in performance and scalability, these systems are improving, promising refined capabilities for enterprise data navigation.

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IBM
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StartupHub·
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IBM
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