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A U.S. District Court judge has certified a class action lawsuit alleging that Amazon violated Illinois' Biometric Information Privacy Act through its Amazon Photos service.

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  1. Geoffrey Seiler

    Amazon and Microsoft Lead the Cloud Market. One of Them Has Far Greater Upside.

    Both Amazon and Microsoft dominate cloud computing with strong growth in AWS and Azure respectively. However, Amazon has greater upside potential due to its more established custom chip business, which has become a $20 billion run-rate business with 20-fold increases in commitments. Amazon's chip advantage provides cost savings and better returns than GPUs, positioning it ahead of Microsoft whose custom chip efforts are still in early stages.

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  2. Brendan Coffey

    Adobe Systems vs. Snowflake: Which Technology Stock Is a Better Buy for 2027?

    The article compares Adobe Systems and Snowflake as investment options for 2027. Adobe offers mature, profitable creative software with 10.5% revenue growth and strong cash flows, but faces leadership transitions and AI disruption concerns. Snowflake provides rapid 29.2% revenue growth in cloud data platforms but trades at a premium valuation with ongoing losses. The analyst recommends Adobe for long-term investors seeking value-priced growth, despite Snowflake's AI-related upside potential.

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  3. Micah Zimmerman

    Prediction: 2 Stocks That Will Be Worth More Than Amazon 5 Years From Now

    The article predicts that Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSMC) and Broadcom will surpass Amazon in market value by 2031. Both companies benefit from AI infrastructure spending regardless of which competitor wins the AI race. TSMC's $265 billion U.S. investment in advanced packaging capabilities and Broadcom's custom AI accelerators position them as essential suppliers to all major tech companies pursuing AI development.

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  4. Micah Zimmerman

    Nike Stock Is Down 78% From Its Peak. Here's Why I'd Buy and Hold for a Decade.

    Nike stock has fallen 78% from its peak, but the author argues this presents a long-term buying opportunity. CEO Elliott Hill is restructuring the company into sport-specific teams, deliberately cutting supply of popular products like Dunks and Jordan retros, and shifting distribution strategy to include Amazon and Dick's Sporting Goods. The key metric to watch is whether Nike can restore its operating margin to at least 10% by fiscal 2030, which will be revealed at the November 17 Investor Day.

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  5. Rick Munarriz

    3 Unstoppable Nasdaq-100 Stocks to Buy in November

    The article recommends three Nasdaq-100 stocks as attractive buying opportunities in November: Amazon, trading lower despite strong AWS growth and record profitability; Comcast, one of the cheapest Nasdaq-100 stocks with a 5.4% dividend yield and upcoming spin-off of content properties; and Netflix, down 53% from its peak but maintaining strong subscriber growth and profitability metrics at attractive valuations.

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  6. Robert Izquierdo

    Nokia vs. Verizon: Which Telecommunications Stock Is a Better Buy for 2027?

    The article compares Nokia and Verizon as telecommunications investments for 2027. Nokia provides network infrastructure and software with lean finances (0.2x debt-to-equity) but faces cyclical spending risks. Verizon generates massive cash flows ($19.7B free cash flow) and offers a 6%+ dividend with 20 consecutive years of increases, but carries heavy debt (1.9x debt-to-equity). The analyst recommends Verizon for 2027 due to its superior valuation multiples, robust dividend, and established cash generation, despite Nokia's potential upside from AI-RAN technology.

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