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The article discusses a trend among younger generations in the U.S.

Grab's Chief Product Officer sold 30,000 shares for $109,200, while Kandal retains nearly 4 million shares.

The Fed chair expressed concern over stubbornly high inflation, which could be bad news for the market.

ADP reported U.S.

After a single spectacular month, investor sentiment about Bitcoin has suddenly turned positive.

A senior strategist at JPMorgan Asset Management issued a warning about semiconductor stocks shortly after they reached a peak.

Private payrolls increased by 38,000 in August, below expectations, marking the smallest gain since January and indicating a slowdown in labor market momentum.

Berkshire Hathaway disclosed that Warren Buffett plans to give away $17 billion of Berkshire stock annually, while Greg Abel, Berkshire’s Vice Chairman of Non-Insurance Operations, repurchased $4.5 billion of stock in the last quarter.

Uber announced a 10% workforce reduction (3,300 employees) to streamline management layers and reallocate resources toward ride-sharing, delivery, and robotaxi divisions.

Apple (AAPL) stock is reported to be inversely correlated with its technology peers, a relationship not seen since 2005, indicating a notable divergence in price movement.

The article reports that billionaire hedge fund manager David Tepper reduced or exited positions in Micron Technology (MU) and Western Digital Corporation (WDC), which owns SanDisk, while also hedging against one of their largest customers.

The article highlights that the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation's $33 billion portfolio allocates 60% to three stocks, described as slow-and-steady growers with wide moats.