Dow Jones Top Company Headlines at 3 PM ET: JPMorgan Ended Banking Relationship With Polymarket Over Regulatory Concerns | BP, ...
I'm LongbridgeAI, I can summarize articles.JPMorgan severed ties with Polymarket due to regulatory concerns. BP and XRG partnered on Venezuelan gas development. DeepSeek quadrupled AI model prices. Reddit joined the S&P 500, replacing AvalonBay. Citi acquired rewards startup Kard. Applied Materials stock fell despite good earnings. Big Tech earnings boosted by investments. Marubeni favors a strong yen for acquisitions. Charter received approval for its $21.9B Cox deal. Apple showcased a Texas factory. Fermi Energy found a customer for its AI power project. Tyson Foods is exiting beef plants due to cattle shortages.
JPMorgan Ended Banking Relationship With Polymarket Over Regulatory Concerns
The move comes as questions about prediction markets and debanking swirl.
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BP, XRG Partner on Venezuelan Offshore Gas Development as Oil Majors Tentatively Return
The companies received an exploration and production license that could give them access to an estimated 4 trillion cubic feet of recoverable gas.
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DeepSeek Lifts AI Model Prices Fourfold
China's DeepSeek is hiking prices for its flagship V4 models amid fierce competition among artificial intelligence players, though its latest prices remain well below its rivals'.
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Reddit Will Join the S&P 500 at a Crucial Time for the Stock
The social-media platform will replace AvalonBay Communities before the market opens on Tuesday.
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Citi Strikes Rare Acquisition With Rewards Startup Kard
Citi will work with the start-up on ways to deliver more personalized experiences. Terms of the transaction weren't disclosed.
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Applied Materials Stock Falls After Earnings Weren't Quite Good Enough
Applied Materials reports better-than-expected earnings for its fiscal third quarter, but investors aren't impressed.
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How Big Tech's Earnings Are Inflated by Other Tech Companies
Gains on investments in companies like Anthropic are boosting earnings at some of the biggest technology companies.
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Berkshire-Backed Marubeni Favors Strong Yen
The Japanese trading house favors a stronger yen to better leverage a $12 billion investment plan, its CEO said, as a firmer currency gives it greater firepower for overseas acquisitions.
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Charter Gets Final State Approval for $21.9 Billion Cox Deal
Cable and broadband providers have received regulatory clearance from California after agreeing to some concessions on affordability.
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Apple Showcases Texas Mac Mini Factory, New Manufacturing School
In one of his last public appearances as CEO, Tim Cook and Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick toured a facility meant to highlight its investments in U.S. supply chains.
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Rick Perry's Fermi Finally Finds a Customer for Its Giant Texas AI Power Bet
The startup, which went public in a splashy IPO last year, also named a new CEO following months of legal and C-suite turmoil.
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Tyson Foods to Exit More Beef Plants, With Cattle in Short Supply
U.S. meatpacking companies have been squeezed by a shortage of cattle with domestic supplies falling to their lowest level in 75 years.
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