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Cal-Maine Swings to a Loss as Lower Egg Prices Hurt Sales

The egg producer posted a loss of $58.6 million in its fiscal first quarter, compared with a profit of $199.3 million a year ago, as net sales fell 42% to $539.6 million.

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Apple Launches Mobile Payment Services in India

Users in India can now use Apple Pay on iPhones, iPads and Apple Watches via a partnership with Axis Bank, one of the largest private-sector lenders in the country.

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Tech Giants Face Questions Over Secret AI Data-Center Deals

Democratic Rep. Jamie Raskin is seeking information from Amazon, Google, Meta and Oracle.

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Navy Chooses Boeing to Build Next-Generation Jet Fighter

The more than $20 billion award for F/A-XX adds to string of wins for company's defense business.

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Flight to Israel Makes Emergency Landing in Saudi Arabia After Steep Dive

The Boeing 737 aircraft went through an extreme descent and rise in flight, tracking data showed. FlyDubai said all passengers were safe.

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Robinhood's Next Big Bet: AI Bots That Trade While You Sleep

The brokerage's app made it easy to trade stocks on a smartphone. Now Robinhood sees AI agents in individual investors' future.

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Ellison Picks HBO Content Chief to Run Paramount-Warner Streaming Business

Paramount streaming head Cindy Holland is leaving the company, making way for HBO's Casey Bloys.

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Why Kroger Is Trying to Be More Like Walmart

A hard-charging former Walmart executive who now helms Kroger has brought its emphasis on everyday low prices to his turnaround efforts.

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OpenAI Announces Enterprise-Focused 'Dots' AI Agents

OpenAI's new AI agent platform is called Dots.

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Carnival Says Strong Demand More Than Offset Higher Fuel Costs

The cruise line posted net income of $1.92 billion, or $1.40 a share, in the third quarter, up from $1.85 billion, or $1.33 a share, a year earlier.

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Alaska Air Upgrades Lounges and Cabins in Battle for High-Paying Travelers

The airline's moves to boost its international business class and premium economy seating are designed to challenge larger rivals.

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September 30, 2026 07:00 ET (11:00 GMT)