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Sales & Account Management — updates on your top clients and prospects — September 22, 2026

YOUR PERSONAL BRIEF

Sales & Account Management

Tuesday, September 22, 2026

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🤝  Top Clients
Microsoft’s Nadella to Join OpenAI, Nvidia CEOs at Trump-Xi Meal

Microsoft Corp. Chief Executive Officer Satya Nadella is planning to attend a White House state dinner for Chinese President Xi Jinping this coming week, joining the CEOs of OpenAI and Nvidia, according to Bloomberg.

Read more → Bloomberg.com
Tesla faces major trial for alleged bias against Black workers, after years of lawsuits

A California agency's lawsuit accusing Tesla of allowing rampant race discrimination at its flagship assembly plant is set to go to trial on Monday, Reuters reports.

Read more → Reuters
Nvidia to Support Scale-Up of Autonomous Trucks at Sweden’s Einride

Nvidia will provide the underlying compute platform and AI tools to Einride's autonomous-driving systems as the company scales up its autonomous trucks, according to the Wall Street Journal.

Read more → The Wall Street Journal
🔎  Top Prospects
Top CD rates from major banks Sept. 21, 2026: Chase CDs, Bank of America CDs, Citibank CDs, and more

Major U.S. banks currently offer CD APYs up to 4.30% as of Sept. 21, 2026, with terms available from seven to 12 months; the piece notes that banks like Chase and Bank of America benefit from customer trust built over decades.

Read more → Fortune
Learn Why The Bull Case For Ally Financial Stock Could Change Following Guidance Reaffirmation

Ally Financial completed a US$750 million fixed-to-floating-rate senior unsecured note issuance due 2030 and reaffirmed guidance on net interest margin (3.6% to 3.7%), while noting Stellantis-related lease losses of about US$20 million in the third quarter, per Simply Wall Street's analysis.

Read more → Simply Wall Street
Capital One Spark Cash Plus fee justified for high spenders

The Capital One Spark Cash Plus card charges a $150 annual fee and offers 2% cash back on all purchases; businesses must spend $30,000 yearly to outperform the no-fee sibling, with a break-even point at $7,500 and an automatic fee refund triggered at $150,000 in annual spending, according to InsideFlyer.

Read more → InsideFlyer

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