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Iran’s supreme leader effectively rejected a U.S. proposal that allows temporary uranium enrichment in the country before ending it completely, forcing the White House to reconsider its approach ...

Free State High Court Judge Phillip Loubser has postponed the R255 million asbestos roof removal case to January 26 next year. This follows submissions by the state that they will appeal Moroadi ...

Therefore, Zscaler stock might be a great buy while it's still down 25% from its all-time high, especially for investors who can hold it for a long-term period of five years or more.

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But forecasts from Wall Street analysts suggest that investors should buy one and sell the other. Among the 71 analysts who follow Nvidia, the median target price is $175 per share.

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With lumber prices down but new home costs up, the National Association of Home Builders and the U.S. Lumber Coalition disagree over the root cause of the U.S. housing market slump.