FOUND: 49 - What They Never Told You

Abbott agrees to pay nearly $385 million to US government over alleged infant formula false claims

Abbott has agreed to pay nearly $385 million to resolve alleged false claims involving infant formula made at its Michigan facility. The settlement follows the company’s 2022 recall and plant closure amid contamination concerns. Abbott maintains that no distributed infant formula tested positive for Cronobacter and says government testing found…

The Times of India · Sep 14

A $90 Billion Reason to Buy Oracle Stock Now

Oracle’s accelerating AI business and upbeat outlook could make the stock worth a closer look as its FY2027 ambitions take shape.

Barchart · Sep 14

How Cloud Infrastructure Strategy Can Keep Taking Oracle Stock Even Higher

Oracle’s cloud-fueled growth is turning heads on Wall Street. Could its massive backlog and AI ambitions send the stock soaring even higher?

Barchart · Sep 14

IRS Proposes New Tax Rules for U.S. Companies With Foreign Income and Overseas Operations

U.S. companies doing business overseas could face updated rules for calculating important international tax deductions and foreign tax credits under a new proposal from the Internal Revenue Service and Treasury Department.

The Free Financial Advisor · Sep 14

Extra Grocery Delivery Can Cost More Than Receipt Shows — The FTC Is Looking at Why

Ordering $80 worth of groceries online doesn’t necessarily mean you’ll pay $80 plus a simple delivery charge. Service fees, higher online item prices, small-order charges, subscriptions and other costs can make grocery delivery considerably more expensive than shoppers initially expect.

Grocery Coupon Guide · Sep 14

Fabrinet, Dycom and Qualcomm: 3 AI Fallen Angels Wall Street Just Marked Down

Fabrinet, Dycom and Qualcomm beat or matched estimates but were sold off amid high oil prices and midterm uncertainty; Marc Chaikin sees strong fundamentals behind the AI infrastructure buildout.

MarketBeat · Sep 14

The FTC Shut Down a Credit Repair Operation Accused of Taking Nearly $200 Million — Here’s the Red Flag to Know

A credit repair company can sound like the financial equivalent of a fresh coat of paint: pay a fee, fix the ugly spots, and suddenly everything looks better. But the Federal Trade Commission recently took action against Credit Glory, a network of related companies that the agency accuses of using…

Everybody Loves Your Money · Sep 14

New Cars Are Getting More Expensive. EVs Are Getting Cheaper

The latest U.S. pricing data offers a surprising twist for electric car buyers: EVs are getting cheaper, and Tesla is helping improve EV affordability.

InsideEVs · Sep 14

Little-known AI startup Micro1 tries to trump Google's bid for banrkupt Spirit Airlines’ data

The AI data startup has offered $12.5 million for Spirit Airlines’ corporate records, challenging Google as buyers seek fresh training material in failed companies’ emails and code.

Fortune · Sep 14

Half of Medicare Advantage Quality Thresholds Got Harder for 2027, and Star Ratings Post in Early October

CMS draft cutpoints show that about half of Medicare Advantage quality thresholds tightened for 2027. What star ratings mean when you compare plans.

Medical Daily · Sep 14