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Microsoft announces at Ignite conference the launch and deployment of the Microsoft Agent 365 platform for managing and governing AI agents.

The U.S. administration is reportedly considering allowing Nvidia to sell its advanced Hopper chips to China.

US Considers Allowing Nvidia to Sell H200 Chips to China

To meet surging electricity demand from AI, Microsoft and Meta are applying for US federal electricity trading licenses

Amazon's Ring Requires Customer Service Employees to Relocate to Central Offices

Microsoft President Warns Tax Increases Could Hurt Washington's Economy

Microsoft President warns that the company may move jobs if Washington state continues to raise taxes.

Trump's Team Proposes Selling NVIDIA H200 Chips to China

Amazon cuts over 1800 engineer positions

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Microsoft stock falls after dovish remarks from Fed official

RSA Announces Its New 'Agent for Admin Threats' Is Live on the Microsoft Security Copilot Platform

Global Tech Companies to Invest Over $58 Billion in Data Centers in 2025

Eli Lilly's Alzheimer's drug donanemab receives marketing approval in India

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Amazon CEO Applies to Sell 19,872 Shares

Amazon sellers face a wave of mass refunds

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The Trump administration may allow Nvidia to sell its H200 chips in China, potentially boosting Nvidia's revenue by billions. Previously, Nvidia's sales in China were blocked due to export regulations. The H200 chips are more powerful than previous models, but approval is uncertain due to security concerns. Nvidia's current revenue is strong, with significant growth in data center sales, and it plans to release new chip models next year.

- Nvidia is currently restricted from selling its GPUs in China, but the Trump administration may allow sales of its H200 chips, potentially boosting Nvidia's revenue significantly.  
- Chinese sales accounted for 13% of Nvidia's revenue in 2024, but new export rules have hindered sales since April 2025, despite the company's strong performance in other markets.  
- The H200 chip offers advanced capabilities for AI applications, yet Nvidia faces challenges in proving its safety to Beijing and may need to navigate further regulatory hurdles before any sales can resume.

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A Trump Policy Pivot Could Hand Nvidia Billions in AI Chip Sales -- If It Happens

Health-care companies rose as traders sought out evergreen sectors in light of recent volatility. Shares of Eli Lilly rose, and the maker of Zepbound and other obesity drugs became the first pharmaceutical company to hit $1 trillion in market capitalization. British drugmaker GSK and U.S. biotechnology company AnaptysBio are suing one another, with dueling allegations about breaching a licensing agreement for cancer treatment Jemperli. Write to Rob Curran at rob.curran@dowjones.com (END) Dow Jones Newswires 11-21-25 1734ET

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The Score: Nvidia, Constellation, Eli Lilly, Gap and More Stocks That Defined the Week

The stock market rebounded Friday on Fed rate cut hopes but suffered damaging weekly losses. Nvidia, Apple and Eli Lilly are in focus.

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Dow Jones Futures: Stocks Bounce, Still Battered; Nvidia, Apple, Eli Lilly In Focus

Nvidia's latest earnings report exceeded expectations, showing re-accelerated growth for the first time in six quarters. Despite a post-earnings rally that fizzled, Nvidia's results disproved fears of an 'AI bubble' and confirmed accelerating AI demand. Q3 revenue rose 62% YoY, with Q4 guidance projecting 65% growth. Data center revenue also surged. Nvidia's performance indicates the AI boom is speeding up, not slowing down.

- Nvidia's recent earnings report showed a 62% revenue increase, signaling a re-acceleration in AI demand after six quarters of slowing growth.  
- Despite fears of an "AI bubble," Nvidia's strong guidance and sold-out GPU capacity indicate sustained growth in the AI infrastructure sector.  
- Analysts suggest that this performance debunks bubble concerns and positions Nvidia and other related stocks for potential gains as the AI market continues to expand.

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Nvidia Crushes Earnings as AI Demand Stays Red-Hot

GE Aerospace's stock price fell 1.1% following insider selling by SVP Russell Stokes, who sold 8,000 shares. Analysts have mixed ratings, with a consensus of "Moderate Buy" and a target price of $301.27. The company reported strong quarterly earnings, beating estimates with $1.66 EPS and $11.31 billion revenue. GE Aerospace announced a quarterly dividend of $0.36, with a payout ratio of 19.23%. Hedge funds have been active in trading GE Aerospace shares.

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Stock Market Today: The Dow Jones index rallied Friday after back-and-forth action. But Nvidia and Palantir couldn't pull ahead.

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Danaher Corp.'s stock rose 2.34% to $227.39 on Friday, ending a two-day losing streak, but underperformed compared to competitors like Thermo Fisher, Abbott Laboratories, and Medtronic. Despite gains, it remains 11.94% below its 52-week high of $258.23. The S&P 500 and Dow Jones also saw increases.

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Danaher Corp. Stock Underperforms Friday When Compared To Competitors Despite Daily Gains

Fitch Ratings has affirmed IBM's Long-Term Issuer Default Rating at 'A-' with a Stable Outlook, supported by its strong market position in hybrid cloud and AI. IBM's ratings benefit from solid free cash flow generation and strategic acquisitions, despite high core EBITDA leverage. Fitch forecasts gradual deleveraging through EBITDA growth while maintaining stable debt levels. IBM's revenue growth is expected in low to mid-single digits, driven by software and consulting services, with significant revenue visibility and financial flexibility for acquisitions.

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IBM and Cisco are collaborating to create a quantum internet by linking quantum computers into a powerful network. IBM will build the quantum computers, while Cisco will develop the networking technology. The goal is to have the system operational by the early 2030s, potentially revolutionizing internet technology. This network could aid in medicine development, advanced material design, and secure data sharing. IBM and Cisco will also support university research to accelerate progress.

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New York Federal Reserve President Williams said he believes there is room for further adjustments to interest rates "in the near term." The phrase "in the near term" is somewhat ambiguous, but the most obvious interpretation refers to the December meeting. Although he may be expressing a personal opinion, the signals from the three key leaders of the Federal Reserve on critical policy issues are almost always approved by the Fed Chair. Issuing such a signal without Powell's endorsement would be a serious professional misstep

- Recent fluctuations in the U.S. stock market indicate that Nvidia's strong quarterly results did not prevent a significant decline.  
- The market rebounded after Federal Reserve official John Williams suggested a potential interest rate cut in December, raising expectations from about 40% to over 70%.  
- Williams' comments provided crucial confidence to investors amid concerns over AI bubbles, geopolitical risks, and uncertain Fed policies, potentially averting further market sell-offs.

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