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Buffett Admits It’s Time. SoftBank Dumps Nvidia. Visa Cuts Fees. Outback Closes Stores.
Buffett signals a turning point, SoftBank cashes out of Nvidia, Visa reshapes payments, and Outback fights for its future.

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Warren Buffett just acknowledged his next chapter, SoftBank unloaded its entire Nvidia stake to chase new AI riches, Visa finally agreed to cut swipe fees after two decades of legal battles, and Outback Steakhouse is shutting doors to survive. Each move signals a different kind of reset on Wall Street, in Silicon Valley, and across Main Street.
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Warren Buffett, 95, Acknowledges His Age as Berkshire Hathaway Transition Nears
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SoftBank Sells Entire Nvidia Stake to Fund Massive AI Push
SoftBank quietly offloaded its entire Nvidia stake — cashing in billions to double down on its next big artificial intelligence bet. It’s one of the boldest pivots yet from Masayoshi Son, and the move could ripple through the global chip market.
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Visa and Mastercard Reach Settlement to Cut Swipe Fees After 20-Year Battle
After decades of legal fights, Visa and Mastercard finally agreed to reduce swipe fees — a potential win for merchants and consumers alike. The deal could reshape how America pays and how Wall Street values these payment giants.
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Outback Steakhouse Faces Major Overhaul After Closing 21 Restaurants
Outback’s parent company is closing dozens of locations and rolling out a turnaround strategy to stay relevant against fresher, trendier competitors. Investors and franchise owners are watching whether this comeback plan can sizzle — or fizzle.
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