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The new study takes a first look at one piece of that exposure: what actually sits inside the apps built and marketed specifically for the military. “We are grateful for the opportunity to bring greater attention to these issues,” says Joshua Shinkle, a Purdue University PhD researcher and the study’s lead author. “We hope the research helps military-affiliated personnel, developers, and platforms make more informed privacy decisions and encourages continued discussion with developers, platforms, and policymakers about how to address these gaps.” The researchers examined more than 220 such apps—from uniform guides and promotion-exam prep to banking and dating apps—pulled…

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Internal Revenue Service CEO Frank Bisignano dismissed allegations that he spied on his fellow executives while working at JPMorgan Chase more than a decade age. “None of it’s true,” Bisignano told CNBC on Tuesday.Bisignano surveilled colleagues at JPMorgan while he was co-chief operating officer, The Wall Street Journal reported Monday. He wanted information to “keep a tight rein on employees” and “to undermine his rivals,” the Journal reported. One of the subjects of the surveillance was Charlie Scharf, who is now CEO of Wells Fargo, according to the Journal.”Charlie called me last night. We had a good laugh about it,”…

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Ralph Lauren is gaining traction in sales and brand visibility, which could soon boost its stock, according to Raymond James. The investment firm upgraded the apparel maker to outperform from market perform. It also put a $410 price target on shares, implying nearly 7% upside from Monday’s close. “Big picture, our positive RL view reflects: average unit retail durability (driven increasingly by favorable sales mix changes), strong momentum in China (where RL is under-penetrated vs. traditional luxury brands), runway in Europe (RL is under-represented in certain major cities), [earnings before interest and taxes] percentage margin expansion, and its strong management…

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SpaceX celebrates their IPO at the Nasdaq on June 12th, 2026.Adam Jeffery | CNBCSpaceX’s stock gained 7% on Tuesday, attempting to snap a seven-day losing streak after setting its maiden earnings report, which coincides with a major share lock-up expiration. Elon Musk’s aerospace and defense contractor on Monday announced Aug. 4 as its debut earnings report after its record initial public offering. The date also triggers the company’s unique lock-up period, which allows insiders to begin selling shares earlier than the typical 180-day period.SpaceX took a staggered approach, allowing insiders to sell portions of their stock at earlier intervals to…

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Samuel Boivin | Nurphoto | Getty ImagesElon Musk warned that investors betting against SpaceX have little chance of survival — even as short sellers boosted their wagers against the company to roughly 32% of its publicly tradable shares ahead of several key catalysts.About 206 million SpaceX shares are now sold short, representing roughly 32% of the company’s publicly tradable float and about $25 billion in notional bearish bets, according to estimates from S3 Partners. That’s up from about 185 million shares, or 29% of the float, just last week, and marks a dramatic increase from an estimated 40 million shares,…

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2025 Cadillac Escalade V-Series SUVCadillacDETROIT — General Motors will launch new gas-powered Cadillac vehicles beginning next spring as the automaker continues to shift gears away from all-electric vehicles. GM CEO Mary Barra said Tuesday that the next-generation Cadillacs will include new versions of the company’s CT5 sedan, outdated XT5 midsize SUV and discontinued three-row XT6 SUV.”Starting next spring and continuing into 2028, we will begin launching the next generation of Cadillac ICE [internal combustion engine] vehicles,” Barra said during the company’s second-quarter earnings call. She said the vehicles will be in addition to Cadillac’s current all-electric crossovers and Escalade SUV.The…

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Investing.com — Velo3D Inc () shares climbed 7% Tuesday after the company opened its 289,000-square-foot Livermore Production Campus, one of North America’s largest metal additive manufacturing facilities. The metal 3D printing technology company held a ribbon-cutting ceremony on July 15 for the facility, called Forge 1, which is designed to help customers transition mission-critical programs from qualification into production. The campus includes approximately 270,000 square feet of production space with infrastructure to support more than 40 large-format metal additive manufacturing systems, with capacity to expand beyond 100 systems over time. Combined with its Fremont headquarters, Velo3D expects to operate up…

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