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迪士尼因對保守派活動家查理·柯克的爭議性言論而暫停了吉米·基梅爾的節目。埃克森美孚因新法規暫停超過 1 億美元的歐洲回收投資。StubHub 的股票在波動的首次公開募股中下跌。桑托斯確認放棄由阿布扎比國家石油公司主導的 187 億美元收購提議。Cracker Barrel 在重新品牌後的首次財報發佈後，股價下跌。谷歌和 PayPal 宣佈了一項基於人工智能的購物合作伙伴關係。其他亮點包括達登餐飲即將發佈的財報以及 Lyft 與 Waymo 在納什維爾推出的機器人出租車服務

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- Disney 因吉米·基梅爾關於查理·柯克的言論暫停其節目。  
- 埃克森美孚因新規停止超過 1 億美元的歐洲化學回收項目投資。  
- 斯圖布哈布在波動的首次公開募股中股價下跌。  

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