Offcn Education Technology Anticipates Rise in Quarterly Profit
Offcn Education Technology predicts a rise in quarterly profit and strong demand, specializing in vocational training and job placement services.
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Goldman Sachs Enforces Agreements with Advisors
Goldman Sachs is enforcing agreements with advisors who left the firm after the sale of its PFM unit. Claims are being filed against advisors for viol...
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Mkango Resources' HyProMag Chosen for Key Project by Minerals Security Partnership
Mkango Resources' recycling company, HyProMag, chosen by Minerals Security Partnership to support responsible critical mineral supply chains for net z...
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HCL Technologies Q2 Report
HCL Technologies is set to release its Q2 results, with forecasted increases in net profit and revenue. Investors are interested in guidance updates,...
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Long-Term Bonds Still Appealing
Losses on long-term bonds have affected Wells Fargo Investment Institute, but they remain optimistic about long-term fixed income and favor duration.
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Intrusion Secures $5 Million Contract with Telecommunications Provider
Intrusion has secured a $5 million contract with a telecommunications provider for Intrusion Shield support, leading to a significant boost in the com...
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Wholesale Inventories in the U.S. Decline for the Sixth Consecutive Month
Wholesale inventories in the U.S. declined for the sixth consecutive month, reflecting a concerning trend in the market. However, motor vehicle invent...
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Bitcoin Price Stagnates as Market Watches Key Levels
The price of Bitcoin has shown little change in the past 24 hours, hovering around $27,650. Analysts believe that Bitcoin's inability to break key res...
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Electing a New Speaker: House Republicans Return to Washington
House Republicans return to elect a new speaker amid the ongoing conflict in Israel and looming government shutdown. Potential candidates and their im...
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Israeli Cybersecurity Stocks Face Setback Amidst Escalation of Conflict
Several U.S.-listed security-software stocks in Israel decline as conflict with Hamas continues. Analysis of market impact and companies' exposure.
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