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UBS sees monthly declines in China, U.S. and India. (0:15) ISM manufacturing index ends 16 months of contraction. (1:21) United asks pilots to take unpaid leave. (3:24)

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Wells Fargo's high-conviction tactical longs and shorts for Q2
Citi stays bullish on chips as February sales top average

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FedEx (FDX) rallies after Express unit delivers strong quarter. (00:27) Winnebago (WGO) sees better times ahead for RV industry. (01:41) Trump stands to gain $3B if DWAC shareholders clear deal to take Truth Social public. (03:01)

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Spike in bets on the women's games raises tournament handle expectations. (0:16) Apple talking to Google about using Gemini AI in iPhone. (3:45) Target limits self-checkout items to curb theft. (4:26)

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Citi screens for 25 stocks with growth capex opportunity
Intel-backed Astera Labs boosts size of planned IPO

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Nvidia's GTC is now the AI Woodstock. (0:52) The Fed's new dot-plot will be the big focus. (1:37) Reddit set to start trading. (2:24)

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Financials ranked first again in BofA’s small-cap quantitative sector rankings, Utilities last.
Meta under federal probe over role in illegal drug sales: WSJ

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