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Upwork trades at a discount valuation but faces debt refinancing pressure, while Wix boasts faster growth yet carries higher leverage and margin headwinds.
TELUS (TSX:T) stock dangles an 11.4% yield that turns $3,000 into $341-plus yearly in passive income. New leadership could trim it to fuel growth instead.
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Why would Nvidia invest $2 billion in a company that helps customers build alternatives to its own technology? Marvell's unusual position across custom AI chips, NVLink, UALink, copper, and optical networking may reveal how Nvidia plans to compete as AI infrastructure becomes more modular.
Could AMD be the next tech giant to soar? Tune in as our experts break down the company's strengths and weaknesses, and find out if it's a buy or a pass.
This energy major does not need oil to soar every month. It needs enough cash flow to reward investors, strengthen the balance sheet, and invest in producing assets.
Lucid stock surged 29% on Wednesday after the luxury EV maker denied bankruptcy and take-private reports, signaling liquidity extends into next year, today, July 15, 2026.
