Rob Sabo
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Rob Sabo has worked as a business journalist for nearly two decades and covers a broad range of business topics for The Epoch Times.
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OpenAI Forms For-Profit Arm After Microsoft Partnership Shift
The restructuring deal frees both companies to independently pursue the development of artificial general intelligence.
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Qualcomm Enters AI Data Center Market With 2 Chips, Takes on Nvidia
Qualcomm will begin selling its AI200 chips next year, with AI 250 chips hitting the market in 2027.
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NFL, Lululemon Announce Partnership to Produce Team-Branded Apparel
Following the announcement, shares of Lululemon rose nearly 3 percent in early trading.
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US Single-Family Rent Growth Slows to 15-Year Low, Report Finds
Rents for single-family homes rose just 1.4 percent in August, less than half the 3.3 percent growth recorded in the same month in 2024.
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Ford Recalls 1.4 Million Vehicles Over Faulty Rearview Cameras
Tesla also announced a recall of nearly 13,000 Model 3 and Model Y vehicles due to battery issues.
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Lockheed Martin Tops Earnings Estimates Amid Unprecedented Demand
Lockheed Martin has a record $179B backlog—roughly two and half years of pending sales on CH-53K helicopters, Patriot missiles, and F-35 jets.
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GM Raises Full-Year Guidance on Lower-Than-Expected Tariff Impact
The company’s shares rose by nearly 15 percent.
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Cleveland-Cliffs Stock Jumps as It Eyes Rare Earths Production
The company is North America’s largest automotive steel supplier and the only U.S. producer of electrical steel.
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Seasonal Job Searches Spike, But Hiring Isn’t Keeping Up, Report Finds
By the end of September, searches for holiday jobs had jumped 27 percent year over year, while seasonal job postings increased by only 2.7 percent.
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Genentech Launches Direct-to-Consumer Program, Cuts Flu Vaccine Price by Nearly 70 Percent
The new program follows similar rollouts by drugmakers seeking to put prescription drugs in the hands of American patients at lower costs.
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OpenAI Forms For-Profit Arm After Microsoft Partnership Shift
The restructuring deal frees both companies to independently pursue the development of artificial general intelligence.
|
Qualcomm Enters AI Data Center Market With 2 Chips, Takes on Nvidia
Qualcomm will begin selling its AI200 chips next year, with AI 250 chips hitting the market in 2027.
|
NFL, Lululemon Announce Partnership to Produce Team-Branded Apparel
Following the announcement, shares of Lululemon rose nearly 3 percent in early trading.
|
US Single-Family Rent Growth Slows to 15-Year Low, Report Finds
Rents for single-family homes rose just 1.4 percent in August, less than half the 3.3 percent growth recorded in the same month in 2024.
|
Ford Recalls 1.4 Million Vehicles Over Faulty Rearview Cameras
Tesla also announced a recall of nearly 13,000 Model 3 and Model Y vehicles due to battery issues.
|
Lockheed Martin Tops Earnings Estimates Amid Unprecedented Demand
Lockheed Martin has a record $179B backlog—roughly two and half years of pending sales on CH-53K helicopters, Patriot missiles, and F-35 jets.
|
GM Raises Full-Year Guidance on Lower-Than-Expected Tariff Impact
The company’s shares rose by nearly 15 percent.
|
Cleveland-Cliffs Stock Jumps as It Eyes Rare Earths Production
The company is North America’s largest automotive steel supplier and the only U.S. producer of electrical steel.
|
Seasonal Job Searches Spike, But Hiring Isn’t Keeping Up, Report Finds
By the end of September, searches for holiday jobs had jumped 27 percent year over year, while seasonal job postings increased by only 2.7 percent.
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Genentech Launches Direct-to-Consumer Program, Cuts Flu Vaccine Price by Nearly 70 Percent
The new program follows similar rollouts by drugmakers seeking to put prescription drugs in the hands of American patients at lower costs.
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