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Trump Media & Technology Group stock is in a free fall (again).

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has staged a $100 billion comeback after a $65 billion wealth drop in the spring.

Southwest Airlines (LUV)’ management is making a case to stay in charge during its investor day Thursday, and one facet of its plan has the company’s shares surging more than 10%. Under pressure from an activist investor, the carrier authorized $2.5 billion in stock buybacks.

Global chip stocks rallied after U.S.-based Micron’s (MU) revenue forecast topped Wall Street’s expectations.

The trade show welcomed 154 designers for its spring market September show, expanding its global reach across bridal and occasion wear.

Shares of Trump Media & Technology Group spiked more than 7% Wednesday morning, reversing course after weeks of free-falling that saw the media company’s stock sink to new low after new low.

As top tech firms spend billions to develop and deploy generative artificial intelligence, the market for those products and services could reach almost $1 trillion in three years, according to a new report.

Tony Roth, chief investment officer for Wilmington Trust Investment Advisors (MTB), spoke with Quartz for the latest installment of our “Smart Investing” video series.

For generations, the Latino population in the United States has transformed the way sports in the United States have been played and consumed. Yet despite their contributions to the fields of play, seats in the executive suites—whether of the teams and leagues or their business partners—have historically been harder to come by. Latinos in Sports …