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On Holding Draws Investor Attention Amid Retail Caution
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— Sep 21, 2026
On Holding is prominent in a shifted midcap narrative as investors weigh premium-brand momentum against its performance footing in footwear and apparel. Across other stocks, the round-up flags CHPT’s slowing sales and cash burn, Bloom Energy’s improving profitability and growth, and assorted volatility with names like PVH, KSS, and YUMC, suggesting stock stories remain a mix of momentum and risk.
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Tom Gallagher
Bloom Energy stands out with real profit gains while CHPT and the others show too much volatility and burn.
John Mayer’s Continuum Reaches 20 Years As A Defining Album
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— Sep 11, 2026
Twenty years after its 2006 release, John Mayer’s Continuum is celebrated as a pivotal shift toward blues and soul, anchored by the John Mayer Trio and tracks like Gravity, Slow Dancing in a Burning Room, and Waiting on the World to Change, which earned major awards and critical acclaim. Recaps and Mayer’s own reflections emphasize the album’s lasting influence on his artistry and its enduring ranking among critics as a defining work.
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Maya Lindstrom
The Trio sessions clearly shaped the album's soulful direction, which is why it holds up better than most of his earlier work.
EXCLUSIVE: DOJ Has Been Hobbling New Mexico’s Epstein Ranch Investigation For Years, Former AG Says
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— Jul 21, 2026
New Mexico's former attorney general is taking the Justice Department to task for slowing down his state's renewed probe into Jeffrey Epstein's Zorro Ranch, telling the Daily Caller News Foundation that the federal government "burned" his office in its investigation of the property.
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Fast Wildfires Threaten Western Forest Recovery
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— Sep 8, 2026
New studies across the West show that faster, hotter wildfires driven by climate change are causing deeper ecological damage and slowing forest recovery, potentially transforming landscapes from dense forests to shrublands. In response, communities are stepping up mitigation and fuels-reduction efforts—from prescribed burns and defensible space around homes to Indigenous-led fire management and proactive suppression strategies—while officials note the need for a broader, proactive approach as fire seasons lengthen and intensify.
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Anthropic Launches New ‘Don’t Be Mean To The Clankers’ Policy
Dylan Kresak · 2 min · 2h
