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The latest announcement is out from Gilat ( (GILT) ). Gilat Satellite Networks Ltd. has completed the acquisition of Stellar Blu Solutions LLC, a US-based provider of next-generation SATCOM terminal solutions, to bolster its growth in the In-Flight Connectivity (IFC) market. The acquisition is expected to significantly enhance Gilat’s position in the aviation and high-end mobility markets, potentially adding $120-150 million in annual revenues by 2025. This strategic move aims to leverage Stella

Rolls-Royce Motors is to invest a record £300m to double the size of its UK factory and meet soaring demand for customised cars that can sell for more than £1m.

Shell shares are falling in premarket trading Wednesday after the oil giant said it expects to post a large quarter-over-quarter production slump in its integrated gas division.

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The coming year still looks like it has the potential for attractive returns.

A big move higher in longer-dated Treasury yields has investors worried about renewed inflation risks.

Nvidia's 6% loss Tuesday was especially painful for the company given it followed a splashy CES event with big announcements. But the market has good reason to shake off its swings.

This first half of the 2020s has been difficult for timeshare stocks. The shutdowns of the COVID-19 pandemic were followed by rising inflation and rising interest rates, which all pushed down hard on consumer demand. But the pandemic is well behind us now; inflation, while still slightly above the Fed’s target rate, appears to be stabilizing; and the central bank is back to cutting rates. So, while it’s not surprising that timeshares have underperformed in recent years, consumers are starting to

After nearly three years of grappling with an expensive housing market, home buyers are showing signs of getting used to it.

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