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Nvidia, ServiceNow, Spotify And A Financial Stock On CNBC’s ‘Final Trades’

Avi Kapoor

CNBC Halftime Report guests picked Capital One, ServiceNow, Nvidia and Spotify, citing analyst support, AI expansion and buybacks.

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