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GlobalFoundries, Marvell Expand SiGe Output at Vermont Fab for AI Networks — Sep 17, 2026ABC Money noted a GFS short-sale spike to 0.463 and two unexplained Marvell Form 4s on 16 September, the day before the Vermont SiGe expansion; no link claimed.

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Tom Gallagher Burlington getting more SiGe capacity is a smart move with all the power demands from new data center optics.

Key Inflation Metric Moves Wrong Way in New Gov’t Report, Combines with Income Stagnation to Fuel Debt SpiralReporting — Sep 1, 2023New data about the economy shows that Americans spent money as if they had it this summer, but a new report suggests the party may not last much longer. A Commerce Department report noted that consumer spending rose 0.8…

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Lively Wins Partial Fees After May Settlement — Aug 26, 2026Blake Lively was awarded about $407,000 in legal fees and costs from Justin Baldoni—far less than the $8 million she sought—with the judge calling many of her claimed hours excessive; the settlement in their defamation case left both sides with no money from the agreement itself. The ruling notes total fees of $363,245.40 and costs of $44,206.35, highlighting a dramatic gap between demand and award.

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Investor sues Emmitt Smith, alleges $2.5M wind farm loan misused — Sep 5, 2026Emmitt Smith and his business partner are facing a civil lawsuit by Kituwah LLC, which alleges they misappropriated a $2.5 million loan intended to fund the Texas wind-farm Project Exodus, instead using the money to repay a prior investor. The suit claims the funds were misused with knowledge of impropriety, notes about $600,000 in interest, and seeks damages after the project allegedly stalled and progressed no further than promised.

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Derek Foss Using new investor money to pay off old investors is a classic red flag, sounds like a Ponzi structure to me.

IJRTop Trump Dinner Bidders Stash Cash On Exchanges That Shut Out AmericansDylan Kresak · 3 min · 5h

Pappas, Manzur Clash in Tightening Senate Primary — Sep 3, 2026New Hampshire’s Democratic Senate primary between Rep. Chris Pappas and Karishma Manzur is tightening, with polls showing narrowing margins and campaigns arguing over candidates who can beat MAGA-backed rivals while addressing money in politics. Across the broader contest, GOP frontrunner John Sununu remains a competitive foil, and analysts note a surprisingly tight landscape that could leave room for a late surge or a third candidate in the NH race and related House contests.

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AP Top 25 College Football TeamsRankingCollege football fans argue endlessly over which programs deserve the top spots in the AP Poll based on wins, schedule strength, and legacy.

Celebrini signs record five-year Sharks extension — Aug 27, 2026San Jose Sharks star Macklin Celebrini agreed to a five-year, $94 million extension starting in 2027, with an average annual value around $18.5–$18.8 million, a deal he says preserves cap flexibility to help the team build for the future. He also noted he left money on the table to enable roster growth as the Sharks aim to end their playoff drought, and he’s moving in with linemate Will Smith while continuing to shape discussions on leadership and the roster.

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Alan Jackson's Livin' on Love Remains Generational Hit — Aug 28, 2026A collection of 1980s–1990s hits remains culturally potent: Alan Jackson’s Livin’ on Love endures as a 1994 No. 1 country classic about lifelong partnership; Eddie Money’s Take Me Home Tonight, featuring Ronnie Spector, revived 60s nostalgia and reached the top five; The Escape Club’s Wild, Wild West dominated the US charts yet never charted in the UK; Phil Collins’ Against All Odds finds new life in GTA VI’s soundtrack; George Michael’s Monkey topped the US charts in 1988 from the Faith era, noted for its candid look at addiction. Together, these stories illustrate how older pop and rock songs continue to reappear in media and reach new audiences decades after their initial release.

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