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  • Pacific Heights $27.5M Home Sells at Asking Price After Year-Long Market Wait
    April 30, 2026, 5:50 PM EDT. A Pacific Heights home at 2830 Pacific Ave. sold for its full asking price of $27.5 million after a year on the market, reflecting strong San Francisco luxury real estate demand. Listed initially at $35 million in 2023, the price was reduced to $27.5 million in April 2025, matching buyer sentiment amid a red-hot market. The Georgian Colonial, featuring six bedrooms and multiple baths on a triple lot, commanded over $2,800 per square foot, signaling renewed buyer confidence. Agents cite a rapid market turnaround, with a 20% price increase recently for comparable properties. The sale demonstrates sellers benefiting from patience as market conditions improve and luxury home demand rises sharply this spring.

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Nvidia Stock Falls as Google and Amazon AI Chip Push Tests the AI Trade

Nvidia Stock Falls as Google and Amazon AI Chip Push Tests the AI Trade

30 April 2026
Nvidia shares dropped 4.6% to $199.57 Thursday as investors reacted to Alphabet and Amazon expanding sales of their own AI chips. Alphabet reported Google Cloud revenue up 63% and began selling TPU chips directly to customers. AMD and Broadcom shares rose 5.1% and 3.0%, respectively. Amazon said its Trainium chip line secured $225 billion in revenue commitments.
US Stock Market After Hours: Apple Earnings Put Record Rally to the Test

US Stock Market After Hours: Apple Earnings Put Record Rally to the Test

30 April 2026
The S&P 500 and Nasdaq closed at record highs Thursday, finishing their strongest month in years. Apple fell about 1% after hours despite beating revenue and profit estimates, as iPhone sales missed forecasts. The Dow rose 1.62% to 49,652.14. Oil prices and AI spending remain key risks to the rally.
SiriusXM Stock Moves on Subscriber Surprise as Cash Flow Jumps

SiriusXM Stock Moves on Subscriber Surprise as Cash Flow Jumps

30 April 2026
Sirius XM Holdings lost 111,000 self-pay subscribers in Q1, far fewer than analysts expected, sending shares up 0.9% to $27.01. Revenue rose 1% to $2.09 billion, with net income up 20% to $245 million. Podcast revenue jumped 37%. SiriusXM ended the quarter with 32.8 million subscribers, down from 32.9 million a year earlier.
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