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Dell Boosts Outlook to $60B in AI Server Sales This Year

Bloomberg News reporter Brody Ford says Dell's server business is helping the company's revenue benefit from the AI boom. Dell gave an outlook for annual sales that far surpassed analysts' estimates, fueled by demand for servers that power artificial intelligence work. Revenue in the fiscal year ending in January 2027 will be about $167 billion, including $60 billion from the sale of AI servers, the Texas-based company said Thursday in a statement.

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Former LVMH Chair Brown Discusses K-Shaped Recovery Within Luxury Sector

Pauline Brown, former chair of LVMH North America, joined the discussion to analyze the ongoing k-shaped economic recovery, particularly within the luxury retail sector. She highlighted that even among luxury brands, performance is diverging significantly. She speaks with Romaine Bostick & Katie Greifeld on "The Close."

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Hormel Foods Shares Rise on Strong Q2 Earnings

Hormel Foods reported adjusted earnings per share and organic sales for the second quarter that exceeded analyst expectations, driving a notable increase in its stock price. John Ghingo, President of Hormel Foods, discussed the company's ongoing turnaround plan and its positive impact on results. He speaks with Romaine Bostick and Katie Greifeld on "The Close."

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Fed's Musalem Says He Expects Warsh Will Consult, Try and Steer FOMC

Fed's Musalem Says He Expects Warsh Will Consult, Try and Steer FOMC Alberto Musalem, St. Louis Federal Reserve president, said he expects new Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh to consult with the full Federal Open Market Committee and then steer members to fulfill the Fed's dual mandate. Musalem, speaking to Stephanie Flanders at the Reykjavik economic conference, also said that while he is an AI optimist, it is a 'risky proposition' to rely on the possibility of productivity gains from AI to reduce inflation.

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Zscaler CEO: Anthropic's Mythos Has Added 'Fuel to the Fire'

Zscaler CEO Jay Chaudry expects says the company's track record is 'very good' when it comes to revenue, and that Anthropic's Mythos has added 'fuel to the fire' on cybersecurity.. The security software company gave a fourth-quarter revenue forecast earlier this week that was weaker than expected. Evercore downgrades the stock, noting slowing net new customers.

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Iran Unlikely to Cede Leverage Over Hormuz, Says Clayton Seigle

Clayton Seigle, senior fellow at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, said that now that Iran has seen the extent of the leverage the Strait of Hormuz holds over the oil market and the global economy, Tehran is unlikely to cede the new authority even if the US and Iran are able to reach a deal.

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Pentagon Doesn't Have a Game Plan on Defense Spending, Says Mark Pocan

Democrat Representative from Wisconsin Mark Pocan said that he doesn't have faith in Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth and that the department doesn't have a game plan when it comes to defense spending, after requesting a record defense budget request of $1.5 trillion. Pocan said that the administration also does not have a plan when it came to the long term implications of war with Iran.

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