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  • These Cyber Monday deals bring these Apple watches to their lowest prices ever

    These Cyber Monday deals bring these Apple watches to their lowest prices ever

    Apple recently unveiled its all-new Apple Watch Ultra 3, and as the flagship model when it comes to the Apple smartwatch range, it’s also one of the most expensive and best fitness trackers on the market.

    For Cyber Monday, we have spotted a…

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  • Petrol prices in Pakistan from December 01, 2025

    Petrol prices in Pakistan from December 01, 2025

    ISLAMABAD: The government of Pakistan has announced a reduction in petroleum prices, providing relief to consumers amid rising fuel costs. Petrol prices have been reduced by Rs2 per liter, bringing the new petrol price to Rs263.45 per liter, ARY…

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  • Bok Women’s Sevens ‘A’ return from Dubai stronger

    Bok Women’s Sevens ‘A’ return from Dubai stronger

    The South Africans lost out on any silverware when they were defeated by Brazil in the semi-finals of the International Invitational tournament – which was eventually won by Australia ‘A’ – but they…

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  • Boao Forum’s Riyadh conference opens new avenues for cooperation, says CEO of Saudi chemical giant-Xinhua

    Boao Forum’s Riyadh conference opens new avenues for cooperation, says CEO of Saudi chemical giant-Xinhua

    Abdulrahman Al-Fageeh, CEO of Saudi Basic Industries Corporation (SABIC), delivers a speech during the opening ceremony of BFA Riyadh Conference 2025 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, Nov. 27, 2025. (Xinhua/Wang Haizhou)

    RIYADH, Nov. 30 (Xinhua) –…

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  • Mitchell Starc is a pink-ball wrecking machine chasing history – The Times

    Mitchell Starc is a pink-ball wrecking machine chasing history – The Times

    1. Mitchell Starc is a pink-ball wrecking machine chasing history  The Times
    2. Opening excellence: All of Starc’s first-over wickets  cricket.com.au
    3. Mitchell Starc has got England’s number as Ben Stokes faces a dirty dozen in Brisbane | James…

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  • Oracle Stock Cratered 28% Last Month. Are the AI Spending Jitters Warranted?

    Oracle Stock Cratered 28% Last Month. Are the AI Spending Jitters Warranted?

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    • Oracle (ORCL) shares fell 28% in the past month as AI infrastructure fears triggered a 40% peak-to-trough correction.

    • Oracle holds a colossal cloud contract with OpenAI and stands to benefit directly from OpenAI’s growth.

    • Deutsche Bank highlights Oracle’s very real opportunity while acknowledging financial and operational risks from heavy debt.

    • Some investors get rich while others struggle because they never learned there are two completely different strategies to building wealth. Don’t make the same mistake, learn about both here.

    It’s been yet another awful month for shares of the once-hyped AI infrastructure firm Oracle (NYSE:ORCL), which are down 28% in the past month after a peak-to-trough correction of 40%. With much of the latest AI dip arising from fears of what could go wrong if the heavier AI spenders don’t get the return they’re hoping for, it’s not a mystery to see Oracle stock leading the charge lower. A historic implosion followed a historic single-day surge. But such a quick correction shouldn’t come as a surprise, especially when you consider that volatility can hit both ways.

    Though the future is cloudy for the aggressive AI infrastructure firm, I think it’s unfair to ditch the stock just because it’s leveraging up to seize a potential generational opportunity. If the AI boom really does lead to some form of superintelligence that sparks the rise of a digital labor force, and with that, a mass displacement of white-collar workers, the smartest move may very well be to be as aggressive as possible.

    Of course, we’ll never really know if “flooring it” is the best possible move for Oracle until a few years down the road. If monetization never lives up to expectations, it could be quite the doozy for the firm as the weight of its debt becomes heavier. Just how likely is the bear case, though? It’s tough to say. I’d argue that a bull case might be likelier, especially if you’re in the belief that OpenAI is the horse to bet on in the AI model race.

    Sure, overexposure to any single client may be a perceived negative by investors, but what if that one client ends up as the winning horse that passes the AGI (artificial general intelligence) finish line?

    Though OpenAI has lost some of its luster in the past week, thanks in part to the impressive launch of the latest and greatest Google Gemini 3.0, one has to think that Sam Altman and company are hard at work readying to respond with a new model that’s just as big. With the GPT-5 fumble, I do think that OpenAI will take its time to ensure its next big launch is a hit.

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  • I’m streaming the Steelers game with my new Google TV 4K streamer for 25% off

    I’m streaming the Steelers game with my new Google TV 4K streamer for 25% off

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    TV-lovers rejoice–you can stream all of your favorite apps and live sports on the Google TV Streamer 4K, which is now available at 25% off for Cyber Monday. 

    Also: 100+ Cyber…

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  • Murphy: ‘The culture of an entire city of people who would die for the Newcastle badge is something amazing’

    Murphy: ‘The culture of an entire city of people who would die for the Newcastle badge is something amazing’

    Indeed, the Lasses’ number 35 is thinking of living in the North East permanently and is eager to repay the fans and people of Newcastle for the warm welcome and support they’ve given her from the first time she pulled on the black white shirt….

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  • Cape Town draw renews HSBC SVNS rivalries

    Cape Town draw renews HSBC SVNS rivalries

    The All Blacks Sevens and the Black Ferns Sevens know who they will face in the pool phase of the next stop on the HSBC SVNS Series in Cape Town, after the draw for next weekend’s tournament took place shortly after they…

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  • How the Narrative Around Ford Is Evolving Amid Analyst Shifts and Industry Change

    How the Narrative Around Ford Is Evolving Amid Analyst Shifts and Industry Change

    Ford Motor stock is drawing renewed interest after its fair value estimate edged up from $12.27 to $12.52 per share, reflecting a slightly more optimistic outlook. This change comes as recent analyst commentary balances strong sales momentum and policy tailwinds with persistent challenges in the electric vehicle division and overall industry headwinds. Stay tuned to find out how you can stay informed about ongoing updates to Ford’s evolving market narrative.

    Stay updated as the Fair Value for Ford Motor shifts by adding it to your watchlist or portfolio. Alternatively, explore our Community to discover new perspectives on Ford Motor.

    Recent analyst commentary on Ford Motor reveals a mix of optimism and caution, with several major firms updating their outlooks following third quarter results, industry developments, and changes in policy and electric vehicle (EV) performance.

    🐂 Bullish Takeaways

    • JPMorgan, maintaining an Overweight rating, raised its price target for Ford from $13 to $14. The firm cites stronger global light vehicle production and positive trends in currencies and commodities. While JPMorgan prefers auto suppliers overall, it still sees Ford benefiting from industry momentum.

    • Goldman Sachs increased its price target from $11 to $12 after raising its U.S. auto sales forecast, highlighting solid year-to-date sales and “relatively benign” industry pricing strategies. The analyst notes that demand indicators are supporting a better outlook for volume.

    • Jefferies upgraded Ford from Underperform to Hold, raising its price target to $12 from $9. The firm pointed to Ford’s strong mix of large vehicles positioned to offset tariffs and improve profitability, while affirming Ford’s commitment to electrification and the potential to benefit from policy adjustments.

    • BofA, while lowering its price target slightly to $13.50 from $14, remains above consensus on near-term operating performance. The firm expects a Q3 EBIT above consensus and notes higher consensus estimates since Q2 earnings.

    • RBC Capital lifted its price target to $12 from $11, recognizing strong Q3 results that benefited from pull-forward effects. The analyst expects recent tariff adjustments and fire recovery efforts to support upward revisions to estimates.

    🐻 Bearish Takeaways

    • Wells Fargo remains cautious, raising its price target to $10 from $8 but maintaining an Underweight rating. The analyst highlights concerns over D3 pricing, volume balance, and rising warranty costs as well as potential profit-taking if expectations are not exceeded.

    • BofA, despite a generally positive stance, revised down its 2026 estimates due to slower margin improvement at Ford Pro and higher-than-expected losses at Ford Model e, reflecting ongoing challenges in Ford’s EV segment.

    • Jefferies, despite the upgrade, describes Ford shares as “relatively expensive” at current levels and warns that valuation could limit further upside in the near term.

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