Kim Kardashian is giving fans another glimpse into her latest fashion collaboration. The mogul shared a new video documenting a fitting for her upcoming capsule collection. Fans see her trying on pieces inside a dimly lit studio alongside the collection's designer. Naturally, the highlight was her strapless sequined minidress, a bold bronze-gold number that perfectly matched the shoot's moody, intimate mood.
In the clip, Kim Kardashian stands in a dressing room lined with clothing racks, trying on the finished look in real time. The post was captioned, "A collaboration built on shared language: the body as material."
For the fitting, Kardashian wore a strapless, sequined micro minidress in a warm bronze-gold tone. The fitted, bandage-style design featured horizontal ribbing that wrapped tightly around her torso. It boasted a sweetheart neckline, a mini-length hem, and an all-over metallic sheen. The dress highlighted her famous curves while fitting right into the collection's aesthetic.
Kardashian kept the rest of the look stripped back, skipping jewelry and accessories altogether. With nothing else competing for attention, the dress itself became the clear focal point of the clip. She wore her dark hair sleek and straight, leaving it loose to frame her face throughout the fitting. Her makeup stayed soft and natural, keeping the focus on the dress rather than a full glam beauty look. For Kardashian, it's a reminder that when it comes to this particular launch, the body truly is the material.
The strapless silhouette is free of accessories and distractions, allowing the dress's clinging shape to do all the talking. The clip comes as the capsule officially hits shelves, with the post confirming fans can now purchase the collection. With the capsule now live, the bronze-gold minidress offers an early preview of just how body-conscious the full collection is likely to run. The post offered fans a rawer, closer look at the collaboration than its earlier campaign imagery provided.

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Pierpaolo Piccioli presented his Balenciaga Spring 2027 collection on Thursday in front of a packed celebrity front row, bringing together longtime house faces, a few unexpected arrivals and some names I'm very intrigued to see here.
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Lauryn Hill might be the person who makes the most sense in this front row. Some will say, yes, but under Demna. However, there is enough edge and plenty of colour in Pierpaolo's Spring 2027 collection to appeal to Ms Hill, although I suspect she'll skip the more romantic looks from the opening section.
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Shailene Woodley was another person I expected to see in the front row. After the hammering she got for her Balenciaga look at the Emmys, inviting her to Paris and putting her up in a nice hotel was the least they could do.

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Ines de Ramon made a fashion statement at the Chloé spring 2027 show as part of Paris Fashion Week on Thursday in France. The jewelry designer floated to the front row in a Chloé ruffle dress in a striking blue shade, and she paired the feminine design with a pair of Western boots. Ines de Ramon Getty Images De Ramon skipped the towering heels that have been taking over Paris Fashion Week and went for a more comfortable shoe option. She wore the Chloé Western-inspired Azelan boots, which are crafted from vintage-effect calfskin and feature a pointed toe, tonal topstitching and a Cuban heel measuring 2.6 inches. Although the floor-length dress covered most of the shoes, the boots peeked through the hem as she walked and posed for photos during the photo call at the show. The high tube leg of the knee-length boot is finished with gold-tone hardware and a hand-embroidered strap signed with the Chloé logo. They retail for $1,990. Chloé Azelan boots. Chloé The boots created a stark contrast and provided a rugged flair to her ultra-feminine look. She went for a fluid, long blue silk mousseline dress, also from Chloé, featuring a ruched bodice and layered ruffles. The delicate off-the-shoulder design featured
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Search for Tom Holland's car collection and you'll find a dozen sites promising a seven-figure garage. Ask any of them for a photo, a registration or one post from Holland himself, and the list gets short fast. Here is the sorted version: what is confirmed, what is movie marketing, and what is internet filler.
The one car with real evidence behind it is the Porsche Taycan Turbo S. In April 2022 Holland came back to Instagram with a photo beside a new Taycan, and the post was widely reported as a Turbo S.
A Porsche Taycan Turbo S, the model reported in Holland's 2022 post. Photo: Rutger van der Maar / Wikimedia Commons / CC BY 2.0
It is a smart pick for an actor who plays a kid from Queens. The Turbo S makes roughly 750 horsepower on overboost, runs on an 800-volt electrical system that fast-charges quicker than most electric cars, and uses a two-speed rear transmission that nearly every other EV skips. Pricing starts north of $180,000 before options. It is also dead quiet, which makes speed easy to miss, a lesson Richard Hammond learned the expensive way.
Audi partnered with Marvel on Spider-Man: Homecoming in 2017. The centerpiece was a short film in which Tony Stark lends Peter Parker a brand-new A8 for his driving test, with J.B. Smoove as the instructor losing a fight with the dashboard.

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One of the top companies I'm keeping my eye on right now happens to be among the leading quantum computing companies in North America, and globally.
Shares of Infleqtion (INFQ) have been on a roller coaster ride lately, partly due to the volatility we've seen across this sector.
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On September 17, Coherent Corp. (NYSE:COHR) announced an upgraded Pluggable Optical Line System that covers the full C-band and fits in a compact QSFP module, the same slot ordinary transceivers use. That is a lot of networking gear shrunk into a plug, and it follows a quarter of 34% revenue growth. Here is what the launch means, and where the stock's story gets harder to read.
Start with what the product does. The upgraded system can pack 32 wavelengths onto a single pair of fibers, which Coherent says adds up to as much as 25.6Tbps of traffic on links running 2km to 200km. It is designed for the latest 800G coherent optics, and it configures itself, handling link setup and laser safety without a technician tuning each connection. Coherent also says the system is generally available and already shipping in high volume, in 400G and 800G versions that work with existing network setups. Madhu Krishnaswamy, who runs the company's telecom transport unit, describes the goal as easing the usual trade-off between raw performance and operational simplicity.
The launch also sits on top of a business that is already moving. On August 12, Coherent reported results for its fiscal fourth quarter, which ended June 30: revenue of $2.05 billion, up 34% from a year earlier. Non-GAAP earnings per share rose to $1.74 from $1.00, and CEO Jim Anderson noted that for the full year, that measure grew more than twice as fast as revenue. Management guided to revenue of $2.2 billion to $2.4 billion for the first quarter of fiscal 2027, and Anderson says AI data centers are increasingly moving from copper to optical links.
Now look at the two versions of profit. Coherent's non-GAAP earnings came to $1.74 per share, but under GAAP the figure was $1.19. The gap comes from items management leaves out, including stock-based pay, amortization on acquired intangibles, and restructuring and integration costs. Operating margin shows it more clearly, at 21.8% on a non-GAAP basis and 12.4% under GAAP. Some of those costs are non-cash, but they are real, and anyone anchoring on the higher figure is skipping them.
Then there is how much weight this launch can carry. The announcement puts no sales figure on the product, so its contribution to a company that booked $2.05 billion in a quarter cannot be sized from what has been published. The bullish story also rests on management's own read of where AI networks are headed, and on a capacity build-out that CFO Sherri Luther says gets priority in spending. Money spent on capacity only pays off if the demand management describes keeps arriving.

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On September 17, Coherent Corp. (NYSE:COHR) announced an upgraded Pluggable Optical Line System that covers the full C-band and fits in a compact QSFP module, the same slot ordinary transceivers use. That is a lot of networking gear shrunk into a plug, and it follows a quarter of 34% revenue growth. Here is what the launch means, and where the stock's story gets harder to read.
Start with what the product does. The upgraded system can pack 32 wavelengths onto a single pair of fibers, which Coherent says adds up to as much as 25.6Tbps of traffic on links running 2km to 200km. It is designed for the latest 800G coherent optics, and it configures itself, handling link setup and laser safety without a technician tuning each connection. Coherent also says the system is generally available and already shipping in high volume, in 400G and 800G versions that work with existing network setups. Madhu Krishnaswamy, who runs the company's telecom transport unit, describes the goal as easing the usual trade-off between raw performance and operational simplicity.
The launch also sits on top of a business that is already moving. On August 12, Coherent reported results for its fiscal fourth quarter, which ended June 30: revenue of $2.05 billion, up 34% from a year earlier. Non-GAAP earnings per share rose to $1.74 from $1.00, and CEO Jim Anderson noted that for the full year, that measure grew more than twice as fast as revenue. Management guided to revenue of $2.2 billion to $2.4 billion for the first quarter of fiscal 2027, and Anderson says AI data centers are increasingly moving from copper to optical links.
Now look at the two versions of profit. Coherent's non-GAAP earnings came to $1.74 per share, but under GAAP the figure was $1.19. The gap comes from items management leaves out, including stock-based pay, amortization on acquired intangibles, and restructuring and integration costs. Operating margin shows it more clearly, at 21.8% on a non-GAAP basis and 12.4% under GAAP. Some of those costs are non-cash, but they are real, and anyone anchoring on the higher figure is skipping them.
Then there is how much weight this launch can carry. The announcement puts no sales figure on the product, so its contribution to a company that booked $2.05 billion in a quarter cannot be sized from what has been published. The bullish story also rests on management's own read of where AI networks are headed, and on a capacity build-out that CFO Sherri Luther says gets priority in spending. Money spent on capacity only pays off if the demand management describes keeps arriving.

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Every 3% or 5% single-day pop in technology stocks and high-beta market darlings is being hailed by retail momentum chasers as the definitive return of the bull market. I'm a natural skeptic, hardened by decades of seeing markets cycle up and down. And I just don't see the bull market returning in force for a while… and maybe a long, long while.
To be clear, it doesn't prompt me to "exit the market," no more than it would prompt me to "pile into stocks" when the coast looks clearer. To me, investing in the stock market is never about "do I" or "don't I." It is always about "how much do I allocate?"
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Danish pharmaceutical company Novo Nordisk (NVO) has teamed up with artificial intelligence (AI) leader Anthropic to leverage frontier AI models, including Claude Science, to supercharge its drug discovery and research and development (R&D) operations.
The collaboration aims to address complex biological challenges, streamline software engineering, and compress the timelines required to bring treatments for chronic diseases to market.
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SpaceX (SPCX) shares are pushing higher on Wednesday after Cathie Wood, the influential chief executive of ARK Invest, said Starship could be generating $10 trillion in annual revenue by 2030. Elon Musk responded to her ambitious forecast on X, saying it's "not impossible."
SpaceX stock has been a volatile ride for investors since its debut in June. As of writing, it's down about 25% versus its year-to-date high.
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Nvidia (NVDA) has been powering the ongoing artificial intelligence (AI) boom. Its graphics processing units (GPUs), central processing units (CPUs), networking products, and increasingly integrated AI systems continue to benefit from enormous investments in data center infrastructure. As a result, NVDA has continued to deliver impressive financial results.
Notably, concerns about a potential slowdown in AI development have weighed on semiconductor stocks, raising fears that the enormous spending on AI infrastructure could eventually moderate. However, demand for Nvidia's products is unlikely to slow, and the company could continue delivering extraordinary growth.
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Corning Incorporated (GLW), the 175-year-old materials science giant based in Corning, New York, has become one of the more surprising beneficiaries of the artificial intelligence infrastructure buildout. Best known for its glass, ceramics, and optical technology innovations, Corning now plays a critical behind-the-scenes role as the dominant supplier of optical fiber powering hyperscale data centers and AI networks. The company has locked in major long-term supply agreements with tech heavyweights including Apple (AAPL), Meta (META), Nvidia (NVDA), Amazon (AMZN), and Verizon (VZ).
Corning stock has swung wildly of late, recently trading near $144 after plunging more than 13% in a single session following news of a $2 billion at-the-market equity offering arranged with Goldman Sachs, a move that reignited investor concerns over shareholder dilution. Shares now sit roughly in the middle of a wide 52-week range spanning $75.77 to $271.78, capturing a dramatic round trip. Corning suffered its worst monthly drop in 24 years this past July, only to rebound 8% in early September after unveiling a multibillion-dollar, 80-million-mile fiber supply deal with Verizon.
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#meta #fiber

Tesla (TSLA) has had a rough 2026. The stock is down about 20% year-to-date (YTD), falling from $458.34 on the first trading day of the year to $297.38 in late July. That is a decline of more than 27% from peak to trough.
Its much-publicized Cybercab launch also disappointed investors. Tesla launched the robotaxi service in Austin on Sept. 3 with only 45 vehicles registered in Texas. The stock then dropped nearly 6% the next day, wiping out its 5.4% pre-launch gain, after federal safety regulators opened an audit into about 1,000 steering-wheel-free vehicles. Tesla's Model Y-based driverless ride service is still limited to seven U.S. metro areas.
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The bond markets are wreaking havoc on daily 52-week high and low data.
In Tuesday trading, 66 new 52-week highs and 374 new 52-week lows were set on the NYSE, respectively. On the Nasdaq, new 52-week lows outnumbered new 52-week highs, 422 to 74.
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Target (TGT) shares are drawing heightened investor attention on Wednesday after the retail giant scheduled a fall promotional event for Oct. 6 and Oct. 7. Dubbed Target Circle Deal Days, the announced promotional event takes direct aim at e-commerce rival Amazon (AMZN), as Prime Day is scheduled for the same two-day period.
Note that Target stock has been a blockbuster investment in 2026, currently up about 50% versus the start of this year.
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#Stock #Event #wednesday

With a market cap of $18.8 billion, Zimmer Biomet Holdings, Inc. (ZBH) is a global medical technology company specializing in musculoskeletal healthcare solutions. The company designs, manufactures, and markets products ranging from orthopedic reconstructive implants to sports medicine, spine, craniomaxillofacial, and thoracic solutions.
Companies worth more than $10 billion are generally labeled as "large-cap" stocks and Zimmer Biomet fits this criterion perfectly. Its innovations support surgeons and healthcare providers worldwide in treating disorders and injuries of bones, joints, and soft tissues.
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Oracle (ORCL) shares ended lower on Sept. 15, although they have since bounced back, after the cloud giant reportedly initiated a fresh wave of job cuts across select divisions, with double-digit percentage layoffs expected in targeted teams.
Management now expects the 2026 restructuring plan aimed at reallocating capital toward artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure to cost about $700 million more than its previous estimate of $2.1 billion.
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CoreWeave (CRWV), purely from the perspective of revenue growth, still looks attractive. However, CRWV stock is telling a different story. In the past 52 weeks, the stock has corrected by 29%.
Amidst this weak performance, Bernstein issued a warning. That "slowdown in the training of artificial intelligence models could negatively affect data center developers and neoclouds." Further, CoreWeave is one of the "most exposed" to this risk.
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With a market cap of $48 billion, Entergy Corporation (ETR) is an energy company that generates, transmits, and distributes electricity to millions of customers across Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Texas. The company focuses on providing reliable and affordable energy while investing in a more resilient and cleaner energy system through natural gas, nuclear, and renewable generation.
Companies valued at $10 billion or more are generally considered "large-cap" stocks, and Entergy fits this criterion perfectly. Entergy also contributes to the communities it serves through philanthropy, volunteerism, and advocacy, reinforcing its commitment to sustainability and corporate citizenship.
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With a market cap of $19.4 billion, Broadridge Financial Solutions, Inc. (BR) is a global financial technology leader that provides investor communications and technology-driven solutions to banks, broker-dealers, ***** et managers, corporate issuers, and other financial institutions. Broadridge plays a critical role in enhancing transparency, efficiency, and engagement across the financial services industry.
Companies valued at $10 billion or more are generally classified as "large-cap" stocks, and Broadridge Financial fits this criterion perfectly. Through its two segments: Investor Communication Solutions and Global Technology & Operations, the company delivers services ranging from regulatory and shareholder communications to front-to-back securities processing and data-driven solutions.
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The Baldwin Insurance Group (BWIN) is suddenly in the spotlight after Michael Dell's family office and Sequence Holdings agreed to take the insurance broker private in a deal valued at about $7.7 billion. The offer calls for $32.50 in cash for each share. That represents an 88% premium to Baldwin's unaffected June 17 closing price. Shares jumped 7.5% to $31.89 after the deal was announced on Sept. 14.
For investors, the story is now less about what Baldwin might be worth as a standalone public company and more about whether the proposed transaction closes as planned. The deal also gives Baldwin access to long-duration capital outside the public markets. That could help the company keep investing in acquisitions, technology, and artificial intelligence without the same pressure to deliver results every quarter.
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#sequence

The U.S. has between 3,000 and 4,700 active data centers, with plans to build another 1,500. Globally, there are about 11,800, with plans to add about 100 gigawatts of new capacity by 2030. All of which creates substantial opportunity for beaten-down stocks such as ASML Holding (ASML). However, to run all of those data centers, the world needs advanced AI chips. Today's most advanced data-center AI processors, manufactured on 4nm, 5nm, and certain 7nm processes, depend heavily on ASML's lithography technology. And as the industry moves toward 2nm production, that dependence on ASML's EUV systems will become even more important.
Some of those companies include Samsung Electronics (SMSN.L.IX), Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSM), and Intel (INTC). All of which are moving forward with ASML's High-Numerical Aperture extreme ultraviolet lithography systems, better known as High-NA EUV. In short, AI must have powerful chips to run. And those chips are becoming much harder to manufacture, with ASML producing the machines that make their production possible.
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The S&P 500 Index ($SPX) (SPY) is up by +0.30% today, the Dow Jones Industrial Average ($DOWI) (DIA) is up by +0.05%, and the Nasdaq 100 Index ($IUXX) (QQQ) is up by +0.68%. E-mini S&P futures (ESU26) are up +0.32%, and September E-mini Nasdaq futures (NQU26) are up +0.73%.
Stock indexes are mostly higher today. The broader market is moving higher today as a decline in crude oil prices lowers bond yields and improves market sentiment. Crude prices fell after weekly data from API late Tuesday showed US crude inventories jumped by +7.1 million bbl last week and inventories of gasoline and distillates also expanded. Crude prices added to their losses today after weekly EIA crude inventories fell less than expected and gasoline and distillate supplies increased.
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Spring, Texas-based Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company (HPE) develops intelligent solutions in the United States, the Americas, and internationally. The company has a market cap of $74.2 billion and operates in five segments: Server, Hybrid Cloud, Networking, Financial Services, and Corporate Investments and Other, and offers general-purpose servers, workload-optimized servers, and integrated systems, among others.
Companies with a market cap of $10 billion or more are typically called "large-cap stocks." HPE fits squarely into that category, with its market cap exceeding this threshold and reflecting its substantial size and influence in the communication equipment industry.
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Over the past few months, **** eX (SPCX) has hogged so much of the limelight that Elon Musk's "other" company, Tesla (TSLA), has slipped completely under the radar. Yet, the EV leader is looking to go back to the past to grow in the future.
An event scheduled for Oct. 1 is expected to provide a major glimpse into the second-generation Roadster—a car that the company sold between 2008 and 2012 and was the one that put it on the automobile map of the world. Described as the company's first production vehicle and built with a Lotus Elise Chassis, the Roadster offered things that no other electric vehicle did at that time. 0-60 mph in 39 seconds, had a top speed of 120 mph, and an initial range of 200+ miles, which eventually rose to 245.
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Boston, Massachusetts-based State Street Corporation (STT) provides a range of financial products and services to institutional investors. Valued at a market cap of $50.9 billion, it offers custody, accounting, and fund administration services for traditional and alternative ****** ets, as well as multi-asset-class investments, recordkeeping, client reporting, and more.
Companies with a market cap of $10 billion or more are typically referred to as "large-cap stocks." STT fits squarely in that category, with a market cap above this threshold that reflects its size and influence in the ****** et management industry.
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PulteGroup, Inc. (PHM) is one of America's largest homebuilders, headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia. It acquires and develops land for residential use and constructs and sells single-family detached homes, townhomes, condominiums, and duplexes. Operating in U.S. markets, the company serves diverse homebuyers through brands including Centex, Pulte Homes, Del Webb, and DiVosta Homes. The company has a market capitalization of $22.76 billion, which makes it a "large-cap" stock.
PulteGroup's shares reached a 52-week low of $108.49 on May 19, but are up 10.1% from that level. Over the past three months, the stock has dropped 2.7%, as investors weigh persistent housing-market headwinds. Meanwhile, the broader S&P 500 Index ($SPX) is up marginally over the past three months. Therefore, PHM has clearly underperformed over this period.
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Salesforce (CRM) investors have an important date to watch as the company prepares to host its Investor & ****** yst Session on Wednesday, Sept. 16, during Dreamforce 2026. The event comes at a critical time for Salesforce as investors look for greater clarity on how the company plans to turn rapid artificial intelligence (AI) adoption into sustainable revenue growth. Salesforce recently delivered a strong second-quarter fiscal 2027 report, with current remaining performance obligations rising 14% and management raising its full-year revenue guidance.
Against this backdrop, the Investor Day session could provide additional insight into Salesforce's long-term financial position, Agentforce, Data 360, and AI monetization. The company has increasingly positioned AI agents as a major growth opportunity, while its recent partnership with Anthropic has further expanded its AI ecosystem.
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