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Nvidia Fears. Target Slides. Congress Moves to Ban Lawmaker Stock Trades. Summers Quits OpenAI After Epstein Emails.

Markets are on edge as Nvidia earnings loom, Bitcoin tumbles, Congress pushes a stock-trading ban, and OpenAI is rocked by the Summers–Epstein email fallout.

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Markets are bracing for a volatile stretch as Nvidia’s high stakes earnings approach, Target warns of deeper consumer weakness, Congress moves forward on a sweeping ban of lawmaker stock trades, and Larry Summers resigns from Open AI following the release of Epstein-related emails.

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Nvidia Earnings Fears as Bitcoin Slides: Markets Brace for Something Big

A brutal selloff sent stocks and Bitcoin sliding as investors fear Nvidia’s upcoming earnings could trigger a larger risk-off wave. Volatility spiked to levels not seen in months. Here’s what this setup means for your portfolio.

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Congress Moves Toward a Total Ban on Lawmakers Trading Stocks

The political fight over banning congressional stock trades is finally hitting a breaking point. Lawmakers from both parties are backing sweeping restrictions. This could reshape how information flows in Washington — and potentially level the playing field for everyday investors.

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Larry Summers Steps Down From OpenAI Board After Epstein Email Fallout

A major shakeup at OpenAI. Larry Summers abruptly resigned as scrutiny intensified over previously undisclosed correspondence with Jeffrey Epstein. Harvard is now launching its own review. This story has deep implications for AI governance and corporate reputation risk.

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Target Hits a Breaking Point as Sales Slide and Turnaround Pressure Grows

Target’s slump continues as sales fall and profits tighten. With consumers pulling back and competition rising, the company is running out of time to fix its strategy. Here’s what investors need to watch heading into the holidays.

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