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A board member just bet $2 million on a turnaround.There have been a few instances of insider purchases in the wake of the recent software selloff, with the latest coming from Microsoft director John Stanton. Microsoft board member John Stanton just bought $2 million worth of stock.Microsoft's stock has been a major laggard in recent months, and now a board member just bought the dip.John Stanton, a Microsoft director, scooped up 5,000 shares of Microsoft at $397.35 on Wednesday, paying almost $2 million. He disclosed the purchase in a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission later in the day.Microsoft didn't immediately respond to a request for comment on behalf of the company or Stanton.Don't miss: Microsoft's stock may be 'dead money' even after historic $357 billion market-cap wipeout. Microsoft shares are off 23% in the past six months, while the S&P 500 SPX is up 7% over that span. On a year-to-date basis, Microsoft's stock is down 17% and the worst performer of the "M

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Intel stock was gaining again on Wednesday ahead of the chip company's earnings report. Analysts are becoming gradually more enthusiastic about its prospects.Intel shares were up 7.37% at $52.14....

DBS Group Holdings has been appointed as Singapore’s second renminbi (RMB) clearing bank and has outlined an S$8.00 billion capital return plan through 2027, combining share buybacks and capital-return dividends. This dual move both deepens DBS’s role in regional RMB trade and payments infrastructure and formalises a multi-year framework for returning excess capital to shareholders. We’ll now examine how DBS’s new RMB clearing role and multi-year S$8.00 billion capital return plan reshape...