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Georgetown is set to play its first road game of the season while West Virginia attempts to build off its successful 2-1 trip to the Bahamas when the former conference rivals meet on Friday in Morgantown, W. Va., as part of the Big 12-Big East Battle. Picked 13th out of 16 in the Big 12 preseason coaches' poll, West Virginia (5-2) has been riding the hot shooting of Javon Small and Tucker DeVries. Small averages a team-high 19 points and shoots 41.3 percent on 3-pointers while DeVries adds 14.9 points per game and hits on 46.9 percent of his threes. Every basket was needed last week as the Mountaineers upset then-No. 3 Gonzaga and then-No. 24 Arizona with a loss to Louisville sandwiched in between. All three contests went into overtime, believed to be a first in program history. First-year coach Darian DeVries, who led Drake to three NCAA Tournaments in the last four seasons, had never seen anything like it. "I've never been a part of three games like that, especially with the quality of opponents that we went up these last three days," he said after the Arizona win. "Just incredible resolve and grit and toughness from our group all three nights." Georgetown has started 7-1 for the first time since the 2018-19 season and has done so with a completely revamped roster that includes 14 freshmen or sophomores. As a result of an inexperienced squad, coach Ed Cooley specifically delayed the Hoyas' first trip out of the nation's capital. "Obviously, the competition is going to change," Cooley said after the Hoyas defeated UMBC 86-62 on Monday. "We systematically scheduled this way to build confidence, continuity and chemistry and let our players feel what it is to win, and that's something hopefully that will have some carryover as we now get ready to head out on the road for the first time." Since losing to Notre Dame on Nov. 16, Georgetown has won five straight games by an average of 25.2 points. Thomas Sorber leads the Hoyas in scoring at 15.8 points per game and leads the conference in rebounding at 8.9 per game. Sorber was named as the Big East Freshman of the Week for the third time in four weeks. Georgetown holds the narrowest of leads in the all-time series at 27-26. The two schools met 27 times between 1995 and 2012 as league foes. The Mountaineers captured their lone Big East Championship in 2010 by defeating the Hoyas 60-58 at Madison Square Garden. --Field Level Media
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NoneAll products featured on Vogue are independently selected by our editors. However, we may earn affiliate revenue on this article and commission when you buy something. Navigating an endless scroll of on-sale items during Black Friday and Cyber Monday might feel like a chore to some, but for your friends at Vogue Shopping, it serves as the ultimate fashion challenge (just take a look at our editors’ Black Friday picks for proof). Not only are they items that we first spotted (and loved!) on the runways available at our favorite retailers, but they also check out at delightfully discounted prices at the moment, validating any new purchase with ease. Vogue’s Most-Wanted Black Friday 2024 Deals: After combing through the many Black Friday clothing deals , it becomes clear which prized pieces are the undeniable standouts–and amazingly, some of the season’s top-trending items are up for grabs. There is Vince’s slouchy leather bomber jacket that had the street style seal of approval this past fashion month, a pair of cool corduroy pants from Rabanne that are a must-have in any winter capsule wardrobe, Proenza Schouler’s retro sneakers that any self-proclaimed minimalist will love, and so much more. Speaking of cold-weather dressing, make the somewhat daunting task all the chicer by cozying up in Veronica Beard’s festive Fair Isle sweater , Wardrobe.NYC’s x Hailey Bieber’s oversized wool coat, or even Stand Studio’s statement shearling. Shopping for a new soirée staple that will shine at your next holiday cocktail party? Our edit of the most-wanted Black Friday 2024 deals has you covered, from Mango’s shimmering sequin skirt to Jil Sander’s elegant east-west bag. From sleek smoking loafers and polished pencil skirts to notable knit dresses and suede jackets, these are the 15 most-wanted Black Friday 2024 deals to shop now–before they sell out. The Cool Corduroy While we could never fully replace our go-to blue jeans, cool pairs of chocolate brown corduroy pants are slowly, but surely taking the #1 spot in our winter wardrobes. Beloved by both the runways (The Row, Loewe, Toteme) and the street style scene, all eyes are on Rabanne’s wide-leg, one-sale version this early Black Friday. The statement style pairs well with many several of the season’s must-have shoe styles , from Mary Janes to retro sneakers . The Leather Bomber Jacket Add a touch of edge to your seasonal capsule wardrobe with Vince’s high-neck, leather bomber jacket . The sale staple first caught our eye earlier this fall when we styled it with everything from lacy slip skirts and dresses to double-buckle biker boots. The best part? It’s the ultimate transitional piece that will work in your closet now in the depths of winter and then again when spring is on the horizon. The Fair Isle Sweater Season after season, the festive Fair Isle sweater is never not in style. Whether you’re hitting the slopes or sticking to the city streets, Veronica Beard’s cozy crewneck is a chic choice to consider. It achieves that laidback, yet luxurious après-ski look we all know and love during the winter months. The Retro Sneaker The ’90s are calling! Step back into the iconic era in these minimalist white sneakers from Proenza Schouler on sale this early Black Friday. The retro trainer made its debut on the New York-based brand’s fall/winter 2024 runway—and now they can be all yours for a price that’s almost too good. The Oversized Outerwear Option Supermodel and skincare mogul, Hailey Bieber , is no stranger to sporting outstandingly oversized outerwear options. Score her infamous double-breasted wool coat in collaboration with Wardrobe.NYC this early Black Friday sale. Layer it over your chunkiest knits or heavyweight cords—you won’t regret it! The Notable Knit Dress ’Tis the season for notable knitwear! And no, we’re not just talking about cozy crewnecks and polished polos. Try out this Ulla Johnson printed sweater dress instead that was an instant hit on the brand’s fall/winter 2024 runway. Style it with a pointed-toe, knee-high boot, and tailored maxi coat for easy outfit elevation. The Statement Shearling Coat A stunning shearling coat in bone or ivory promises to be the foundation of all your winter white outfits to come. According to Vogue Shopping’s senior fashion market editor, Madeline Fass , “You’ll want one to bundle up in one for party dressing and après-ski seasons ahead.” Apparis’s fluffy find is the one to cop this Black Friday. The East-West Bag Each season, we can always count on a new handbag trend to completely take over our shopping carts. For example, last spring was all about the ladylike , top-handle bag with the spotlight on The Row’s always-out-of-stock Margaux bag. This fall, however, sculptural east-west bags stole the show. Get in on the trend, starting with Jil Sander’s glossy leather shoulder bag. In our opinion, it deserves a spot right next to your trusty everyday black bags . The Sleek Smoking Loafer Our loafers have been getting the sleek treatment for seasons now with a fan base that includes supermodels like Kendall Jenner to Vogue -editors alike. If you’ve yet to get your hands on a pair, consider this croc-embellished pair from J.Crew on sale this early Black Friday. The Suede Blazer It’s no secret that textures thrives during the fall and winter months, but none has outshined the rest quite like suede. Adorned on nearly everything from jackets to handbags, Ralph Lauren Collection’s double-breasted suede blazer is the sumptuous staple of all. Wear it with a casual blue jean, cable-knit sweater, and preppy penny loafer for a look that feels effortlessly put together. The Sequin Skirt This holiday season, we’re not just wearing our most festive pieces at holiday soirées and dazzling nights out. We’re slipping into sequin separates everywhere from the office to casual weekend strolls, pairing them with notable knits, retro sneakers, chic camel coats , and more. For under-$100, Mango’s shimmering sequin skirt will shine bright for many seasons to come. The Leopard-Print Pick There’s no debate–fashion’s going wild for leopard print this fall and winter, from the runways to your favorite It girls. Make a serious sartorial splash this early Black Friday 2024 in Theory’s belted trench coat–a prized pick even minimalists will love. The Minimalist Handbag Sure, there is a time and place for a trendy new It bag. Leopard-print picks, east-west bags, and mini totes are just some of the many statement styles we’ve been loving for fall and winter. However, nothing can beat a truly classic leather shoulder bag in black. With a ’90s-era look and feel, St. Agnis Petit bag is hard to beat–sale season or not. The Drawstring Jean No capsule wardrobe is complete without a pair of Levi’s. Whether you shop them new or vintage, a high-waist, straight-leg pair in an easy blue wash is certainly the wear-everywhere denim you’ll never get tire of. Try this drawstring jean for a fun twist on the classics. The Pencil Skirt Clean-lined, pencil skirts have officially transcended the confines of the cubicle, thanks to designers like Saint Laurent, Toteme, and Tory Burch who put forward polished designs with street style appeal. This winter season, sport Vince’s trouser-esque skirt with a pointed-toe, knee-high boot or glossy smoking loafer, the sleek staple promises to work overtime both on and off the clock.
Supreme Court hears transgender health care case. What does it mean for Montana?In a recent revelation that has stirred the tech community, an image supposedly leaked by hardware enthusiast wxnod hints at the pricing details for Nvidia’s anticipated RTX 5090 and RTX 5080 graphics cards. Exciting yet speculative, these details suggest a major leap forward in GPU pricing and technology. According to the image shared on social media platform X, the RTX 5090 is projected to cost 18,999 Yuan, which is approximately $2,600, while the RTX 5080 could be priced at 9,999 Yuan, or about $1,350. These prices appear aimed at the Chinese market, with expectations of an announcement at Nvidia’s keynote scheduled for January 6, 2025. When adjusted for the standard 13% VAT in China, the pricing could translate to about $2,200 for the RTX 5090 and $1,200 for the RTX 5080 in the U.S. market, indicating a notable price increase compared to the RTX 4090 series. This speculative leap in pricing points to significant performance upgrades, likely making a splash in the graphics card landscape. Rumors also suggest that a unique RTX 5090D variant might be launched in China due to continued U.S.-China trade restrictions. Prior models like the RTX 4090D priced similarly to their standard counterparts, hinting at a possible pricing strategy for these new models. Additionally, a German retailer listing accidently revealed pricing for pre-built systems with these new GPUs, suggesting the RTX 5090 system could be priced 29% higher than its RTX 4090 counterpart, indicating a premium for this next-gen technology. As always, these leaks should be taken with caution until official confirmation from Nvidia. Are Nvidia’s Future Graphics Cards Worth the Hype and Price Tag? In a surprising twist that has captivated the tech world, rumors regarding the anticipated Nvidia RTX 5090 and RTX 5080 graphics cards have emerged, hinting at not only innovative technology but also a substantial increase in pricing. Let’s delve deeper into what this means for the tech-savvy and price-conscious alike. Breaking Down the Rumored Pricing Structure The leaked image shared by the hardware enthusiast wxnod suggests significant pricing for Nvidia’s forthcoming graphics cards. The RTX 5090 is priced around 18,999 Yuan (approximately $2,600), while the RTX 5080 is speculated to cost 9,999 Yuan (about $1,350). These projected prices, adjusted for the 13% VAT in China, may translate to around $2,200 for the RTX 5090 and $1,200 for the RTX 5080 in the U.S. — a notable jump from the previous generation. Potential Features and Innovations Speculations suggest that these price hikes reflect significant advancements in GPU technology. While official specifications are yet to be confirmed, industry insiders anticipate improved performance metrics, including enhanced power efficiency, better ray tracing capabilities, and superior AI-driven graphics processing. Analyzing the Market Impact The potential launch of these GPUs could shake up the high-end graphics card market. With a predicted release date around January 6, 2025, during Nvidia’s keynote, anticipation is building. The anticipated price increase could make these GPUs a status symbol in the tech community, much like their predecessors. Geopolitical Influences on Product Variants Amid U.S.-China trade tensions, it’s rumored that Nvidia might release a specialized RTX 5090D variant exclusively for the Chinese market. Historical trends, as seen with the RTX 4090D, suggest these variants will maintain competitive pricing strategies, possibly aiming to circumvent trade barriers while maintaining appeal in the local market. Retailer Leaks: A Glimpse into System Pricing A German retailer inadvertently leaked pricing for systems equipped with these upcoming GPUs, hinting that an RTX 5090-powered setup could cost 29% more than its RTX 4090 counterpart. This insight suggests that enthusiasts willing to pay for premium pre-built systems will see a significant price discrepancy between generations, reflecting the leap in technology and performance. A Cautious Conclusion While these developments are intriguing, it’s crucial to approach them with caution. Until Nvidia provides official confirmation and specifications, these details remain speculative. However, the prospect of such advanced technology generates excitement and sets the stage for awaited announcements in the tech arena. For more updates on Nvidia’s innovations and announcements, visit [Nvidia’s official site](https://www.nvidia.com).Dolly Parton announces opportunity to play her in a musical
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry celebrated a political win Thursday as he signed into law sweeping tax measures passed by lawmakers that include reducing the individual income tax to 3%, cutting corporate taxes and raising the state sales tax. He also approved an array of proposed constitutional changes to go before voters in March. “Y’all have instituted generational change,” Landry said of a bipartisan group of lawmakers standing beside him at the Capitol in Baton Rouge. “They opened the door for a new era here in Louisiana, an era where every working citizen in this state gets to keep more of their hard-earned money.” Landry, a Republican, said the measures will provide $1.3 billion in income tax cuts for Louisiana residents as well as nearly triple the standard individual deduction and double deductions for seniors. The income tax rate was 4.25% for people earning $50,000 or more. Republicans said the measures will help stanch outward migration from the state. To pay for the bulk of the tax cuts, Landry approved increasing the state sales tax to 5% for the next five years, after which it will drop to 4.75%. It previously stood at 4% with a temporary 0.45% increase set to expire next year. RELATED COVERAGE Meta to build $10 billion AI data center in Louisiana as Elon Musk expands his Tennessee AI facility Louisiana judge halts state police plans to clear New Orleans homeless camps before Thanksgiving Louisiana GOP lawmakers want to make it easier to try juveniles as adults Landry also agreed to redirect $280 million in vehicle sales tax funds earmarked for several major infrastructure projects to help pay for the tax cuts over the next two years. Landry said other changes would make the state more competitive for businesses. Large corporations will have their income tax rate reduced from 7.5% to 5.5%. Louisiana also eliminated the 0.275% corporate franchise tax. Republicans had long decried the levy on businesses operating in the state worth more than $500 million in annual revenue as hindering economic growth. “Our complicated business tax policy has been finally moved more towards fairness and put us in a place to be more competitive with our surrounding states,” said Republican Rep. Julie Emerson, who sponsored several major bills signed by Landry. Economic Development Secretary Susan Bourgeois said the corporate tax cuts sends business a message: “We are here to compete, we do compete, and we want you.” Landry and his allies in the GOP-controlled legislature had championed the tax reform package in an intense three-week special session in November, the third such session since he took office in January. While Democratic lawmakers overwhelmingly passed the tax package in the Senate, some Democrats in the House of Representatives warned the tax cuts would mostly benefit the wealthiest residents and corporate shareholders. Critics pointed out that increasing the state sales tax disproportionately affects lower-income households. Louisiana has the highest combined state and average local sales tax in the country, according to the Tax Policy Foundation. The tax measures included an array of proposed constitutional changes intended to streamline a complicated section of the state’s constitution. The changes include liquidating several education trust funds to pay off approximately $2 billion in school district debt and using the savings to make permanent a $2,000 pay raise for teachers. Another constitutional change would include a growth cap designed to limit the amount of additional funding the state could earmark for recurring expenses each year. Landry also signed other proposed constitutional amendments unrelated to taxes. One would make it easier for lawmakers to expand the number of crimes for which minors can be tried and sentenced in adult courts by removing constitutional restrictions. Republican lawmakers and prosecutors say the change will increase public safety by paving the way for longer prison sentences for teenagers who commit violent crimes. Democrats and criminal justice reform advocacy groups have warned it would undermine rehabilitative efforts and fails to address the root causes of juvenile crime. “If you care about kids, you want to vote yes” on the amendment, Landry said. Another proposed amendment would allow the legislature to create specialty courts. Republican lawmakers said the bill would give more flexibility to the justice system, such as by enabling the creation of regional drug courts to serve rural parishes that could not afford their own. Some Democratic lawmakers have expressed concern that the broad language of the amendment could allow for Republicans to exercise more control over the criminal justice system in Democrat-dominated jurisdictions such as New Orleans. The constitutional amendments are scheduled to go before voters on March 29. ___ Brook is a corps member for The Associated Press/Report for America Statehouse News Initiative. Report for America is a nonprofit national service program that places journalists in local newsrooms to report on undercovered issues. Follow Brook on the social platform X: @jack_brook96
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David Tran Listen below or on the go on Apple Podcasts and Spotify Nvidia earnings - big buildup, then a shrug (0:54). Is big pharma out of favor? (3:40) How long can Bitcoin's run can last? (4:30) Target's disappointing report (6:15). Earnings season takeaways (8:20). Transcript Rena Sherbill: Brian Stewart, Seeking Alpha's Director of News. Welcome back to round two of our market roundup look ahead synthesis of the markets. Welcome back. Thanks for joining us again. Brian Stewart: Thanks a lot, Rena. Thanks for having me. RS : A lot of talk about NVIDIA ( NASDAQ: NVDA ) on this podcast, on our Wall Street Breakfast Newsletter, on our News Team, in the earnings section. One of the most important releases people have been saying and promising. And then what happened? Talk to us about the NVIDIA earnings report. So many people anxious and looking, and what did they have to say? BS : Yeah. Big build up and then a shrug when the news came out. The company beat expectations. Revenue nearly doubling in Q3 from last year. The data center revenue, that's the key measure for AI products more than doubled from last year, but for investors, they were hoping for guidance to be increased more than it was. It came in above consensus, but not enough. And if we're looking longer-term, it's clear from NVIDIA's results that AI is still here to stay, but the growth rates aren't sustainable at the levels they were. Just looking at the data center revenue, so it was up a 112% in this latest report, so more than doubling, but if you look back to Q3 last year, it was up 279% from the previous year. So, on a two-year stack, you're looking at a massive jump in the amount of revenue for the AI products. And I think investors are aware that that's not going to be a sustainable growth rate going forward. But stock is up 190% year to date still. It was down slightly earlier today, but as of trading right now, it's going down about 1% after the earnings results. So, people are taking in the strides, seeing it as a consolidation. RS : Are you seeing any specific excitement in the AI sector, like stocks to pay attention to that we may not have heard of or we may not know that they're moving so strongly? BS : I think an interesting market for investors to keep an eye on is the IPO market. As more pure-play AI stocks start to come to market, you're going to see competition for the NVIDIAs of the world. As the AI boom began, there was a very limited number of companies that you could jump into and a lot of those were conglomerates that also had AI in their long-term strategy. You're talking Microsoft's (MSFT) with the investment in OpenAI, and then Apple ( AAPL ) and other companies like that. So, I think if you're an investor in AI and you're looking for different opportunities in that space, I would look towards the IPO sector for things that might come down the road. RS : Are there stocks to mention in terms of high-highs, low-lows, big movements, either way? BS : Yeah. Just keep an eye on the larger cap stocks. There was some downward momentum in big pharmaceutical companies. So, Lilly ( LLY ) was down about 7% for the past week. Pfizer ( PFE ) also down about 7%. This is the post Trump, post RFK Jr. becoming Secretary of Health and Human Services play, the idea that big pharma might be out of favor with the new administration and might have to get used to a new broader macro environment. And then Disney ( DIS ) was one that's seen some gains in the past week. It had a couple of strong days after its recent earnings report . People were pretty happy with the company's direction at this point. RS : Are you feeling like there's a consensus, I know that it's probably an oxymoron to say that there's any consensus in the crypto space, but do you see a consensus or what do you think is the prevailing opinion, if there is one, about how far and how long Bitcoin's run can last and go? BS : A lot of people had a 100,000 as a target at one point. Bitcoin is late to get there from where a lot of people were predicting it would reach that point. So, you might be seeing some effort to push it above that mark. In the longer-term, it's really about institutional acquisition. If they can convince mom-and-pop investors and big institutions to make Bitcoin part of a balanced portfolio, then there's a lot of room to go. If there's a hiccup in that process, then there might be a stalling. RS : Long-term, do you think there's any reason to put a limit on what that number might be price wise for them, for Bitcoin? BS : I don't want to personally predict any price movement, but one interesting aspect is Bitcoin is becoming a larger share of the crypto space as compared to when crypto peaked last time in 2021. A lot of the more speculative projects in the space got washed out when that last correction took place. And a lot of the momentum in cryptocurrency is centered on Bitcoin. So, you're seeing the market consolidate around Bitcoin. So, as Crypto goes up, you can see Bitcoin being a very strong proxy for that. RS : And what would you say in terms of retail, that was something else that we discussed last week. Obviously, Thanksgiving, Black Friday coming up, a lot to look at there. Some big names in the field, Target ( TGT ). What would you say? How are you understanding what's happening in the retail side of things? BS : So the big flash point this week was Target's results. It dropped precipitously after announcing a disappointing earnings report. For this most recent quarter, inventory seems to be the main culprit for the troubles that they had. However, the company also reported sluggish comparable sales and there’s signs of market share losses in certain areas. It seems, though, that the company is losing market share to the larger competitors, to the Walmarts ( WMT ), Amazons ( AMZN ), Costcos ( COST ) of the world. So, it's not clear that Target was a bellwether for retail generally. It might be just a company that was left out in the cold as the market evolves going into the holiday season. We're going to get more data as Black Friday happens. There's going to be a lot of flash data coming out of Black Friday, a lot of analysts' commentary around traffic and other metrics. So, I think we'll know more about the retail space after next week. RS : And what else are you looking for next week, or what else are you planning on looking at for next week? BS : So, obviously next week's going to be a holiday shortened season or holiday shortened week with Thanksgiving on Thursday. So, markets close on Thursday and then early close on Friday. Towards the end of the week, there's going to be a lack of catalysts. There's going to be a lack of participation. So, you might see possible increase in volatility as you just have thin trading. Early in the week though, there's a pretty solid list of catalysts coming out. There's economic data, there's a big rush of economic data on Wednesday. So, the PCE, which is the Fed's preferred inflation measure is going to come out then. So, that's going to give us a good look at what inflation is doing. And then GDP comes out. And so, that's the other side of the dual mandate for the Fed is economic growth. And so, both those are coming out the same day. So, it's a very good Fed predictor day. RS : In terms of the earnings that you've seen as the season winds down, we had David Keller on at the beginning of the week and talking about how a lot of companies beat on lowered expectations, and the excitement revolving around that isn't necessarily as exciting as the headline may read. Any thoughts to put out there on your general earnings takeaways lately? BS : Yeah. I think NVIDIA plays into the dynamics that you're talking about where the – by all rational metrics of how the company did, you'd have to say it did extremely well. You couldn't ask for more in a way, but the market wanted more. I think that that dynamic that you're describing is very present. Earnings season now is winding down just to put it in numerical terms. There was over 1,100 earnings announcements last week. This week, there's just about 280. And the next week, we're going down to about a 180, and that's partially because of the holiday, but generally speaking, the earnings rush is over. There's a few notable companies coming out in the near-term, but for the most part, we've weathered earnings. So, all of the most recent quarter are pretty much baked in to the market. There are some interesting subthemes coming up. So, for instance, there's a number of business-to-business companies like Zoom ( ZM ) is coming out and Workday ( WDAY ) are coming out next week. So, that'll give us a good look at business spending, which will be an important economic indicator as well. RS : What other indicators would you highlight or point out as things to pay attention to, or data points to be aware of? BS : If we go longer-term, the Fed is having its next interest rate decision in the middle of December, December 18th. And it's now pretty 50/50 whether or not they're going to cut rates again by another quarter point or whether they're going to leave it as it is. Most recent trading indicates a 55% chance that there'll be another rate cut that's down from about 75% from last week. So, it's bouncing around a lot. So, the incoming data is going to be very important in setting market expectations going into the Fed meeting. And the two biggest coming out in December 6, we got the JOBS data. And then December 11th, we have CPI coming out. So, those are going to be the freshest data that we're going to get prior to the decision making. So, it's going to let us know whether the Fed has to worry more about capping the sticky inflation that we've seen recently or whether they need to worry about making sure the economy doesn't fall off a cliff. RS : So, this time next week, I don't want to speak for you, Brian, but I will be sedentary most likely. We will not be recording. Anything for listeners to be thinking about since we're not going to be talking to them for a couple weeks, what else would you put in their brilliant little minds? BS : I think, the JOBS date is the big thing to circle, because that's the Friday after the Thanksgiving Friday. So, Black Friday plus a week. So, other than that, catalysts are starting to dry up. Like I said, earnings season has run its course and we're getting into slow trading during the holiday season. Just be on the lookout for volatility . Make sure that you're set for the end of the year and that you're starting to make 2025 strategies.Trump supports Musk in H-1B skilled worker visa debate
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