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Nvidia’s $150B Stock Buyback & Rams and Chargers Fall Under .500
SEP 28, 20263 MIN
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Nvidia is making a big bet on itself. The chipmaker authorized what it calls the largest stock buyback in history, adding $150 billion to its existing program and bringing its total authorization to $235 billion.
Meanwhile, the Chargers are still looking for their 1st win after a 24-16 loss to Buffalo. L.A.’s defense forced 5 turnovers, but the offense turned those takeaways into just 10 points. The Chargers also settled for 3 field goals on 4 red-zone trips as Justin Herbert & the offense struggled to capitalize.
And, the Rams fell to 1-2 after blowing a 16-0 halftime lead in a 30-26 loss to the Denver Broncos. Matthew Stafford threw for 390 yards & 2 touchdowns, while Davante Adams added 137 receiving yards. But 2 costly interceptions helped Denver complete the comeback, including a 66-yard pick-6 in the 4th quarter. The Rams now head to Philadelphia to face the Eagles.
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