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Why Did Oracle Stock Drop After Today's TikTok News?

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By Rich Smith
| Nasdaq Verified
Key Points The Trump Administration lifted a federal ban on TikTok today. Oracle leads a coalition of companies that bought majority control of TikTok this year. But Oracle is also an AI company -- burning massive amounts of cash.
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Why Babcock & Wilcox Enterprises stock popped today

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By Rich Smith
| MSN Verified
Key Points Babcock & Wilcox Enterprises beat on earnings last night, delivering twice the expected profit. The company is partnering with Siemens to produce 1 GW of power equipment for data center customers. 10 stocks we like better than Babcock & Wilcox Enterprises › Energy equipment producer Babcock & Wilcox Enterprises (NYSE: BW) stock jumped 8% through 11:25 a.m. ET Tuesday after beating earnings expectations last night.
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Why Is the U.S. Army Buying $54 Billion Worth of Patriot Missiles From Lockheed Martin?

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By Rich Smith
| Yahoo Finance Verified
The Iran war has done a number on U.S. weapons stockpiles -- and finances. A Center for Strategic and International Studies report released last week estimates that 65% of the 2,330 Patriot missiles the U.S. possessed before the Iran war began have been used up already. Fewer than 800 Patriots remain in U.S. inventories -- four years' worth of production at current rates, but a number we can apparently expend easily in less than three months of fighting. Missed Nvidia in 2009?
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