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SEC Chair Atkins Moves to Eliminate Shareholder Proposal Rule

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Howard Buffett to Succeed Warren as Berkshire Hathaway Chairman

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Food Companies Reshape Products as GLP-1 Drug Use Grows

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SEC Chair Atkins Moves to Eliminate Shareholder Proposal Rule

The SEC is seeking to scrap a rule widely used by activist investors. Chair Paul Atkins calls it a top regulatory priority.

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Howard Buffett to Succeed Warren as Berkshire Hathaway Chairman

Howard Buffett, 71, is set to take the chairman role at Berkshire Hathaway, stepping into his father Warren's seat without assuming operational control.

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Food Companies Reshape Products as GLP-1 Drug Use Grows

Weight-loss medications like Ozempic are curbing appetites and cutting consumer spending on food, pushing businesses to adapt.

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Middle East Conflict Drives Bond Yields Higher, Pressuring Fed

Rising tensions tied to the Iran conflict are rattling global markets and pushing interest rates upward, complicating the Federal Reserve's policy path.

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Redwood Trust CEO Christopher Abate Buys $383,900 in Stock

Redwood Trust's top executive made a notable open-market purchase of company shares, signaling insider confidence in the mortgage REIT.

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Trump Touts Medicaid Drug Price Program With State Buy-In

President Trump promoted a program aligning Medicaid drug prices with those in other wealthy nations, claiming full participation from all states.

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Tempus AI Data Chief Ryan Fukushima Sells $49,000 in Stock

Tempus AI's data CEO Ryan Fukushima disclosed an insider stock sale valued at approximately $49,000, according to regulatory filings.

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Tempus AI Chief Legal Officer Sells $221,325 in Company Stock

Tempus AI's EVP and chief legal officer disclosed a stock sale totaling $221,325, according to a regulatory filing.

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Oracle Data Center Debt Faces Pressure Over Project Concerns

Oracle's data center financing is under scrutiny as concerns emerge about underlying project viability, according to the Financial Times.

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