Alphabet Triggers a Death Cross: Technical Breakdown Meets the AI Narrative
Alphabet's stock formation signals caution, but the AI growth story remains central to its long-term prospects.
Amara Okafor8 min read
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Intel's Cash-Burn Warning Deepens the Foundry Dilemma
Intel's latest warning of significant cash burn this year intensifies pressure on its foundry strategy, raising questions about its turnaround timeline and customer prospects.
Amara Okafor8 min read
Trump Ends Tariffs on Some Canadian Goods as the Counter-Tariff Standoff Thaws
The U.S. has lifted tariffs on selected Canadian imports, signaling a potential thaw in the trade standoff that began in August, though a comprehensive deal remains elusive.
James Whitfield8 min read
Antitrust Wave Returns: Google's Android Fine Upheld as FTC Advances Microsoft Probe
European courts uphold a €4.1 billion fine against Google for Android antitrust violations, while the FTC reportedly advances a broad probe into Microsoft, signaling renewed global scrutiny of Big Tech.
Amara Okafor8 min read
BYD Misses Earnings Estimates as China's EV Price War Squeezes Margins
BYD's earnings missed estimates, per OilPrice, as China's EV price war compresses margins across the sector. What the miss reveals about margin math, export pressure and the battery supply chain's ripple effects.
James Whitfield12 min read
Medicare Tested AI to Pre-Approve Care — and Medical Services Dropped Immediately
Medicare is testing AI-run prior authorization to target wasteful medical spending, and the result was immediate: a large drop in services, per MarketWatch. The experiment could define AI's role across regulated industries.
Amara Okafor14 min read
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Caught Up in Reported Chinese Spy Probe as AI Stocks Slide
Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang has been caught up in a reported Chinese spy probe, per Investing.com, and AI stocks slid on the news — a jolt that pushes the chip war from commerce into personal and legal territory.
James Whitfield14 min read
FTC and States Sue Toast Over Fees and Deceptive Subscription Practices
The FTC and multiple US states are suing Toast, the restaurant software maker, over fees and deceptive subscription practices, per Investing.com — a case that could redraw pricing transparency rules for the entire B2B software economy.
Amara Okafor14 min read
Marvell Investors Freak Out Over Lumentum Deal Rumors on Premium and China Fears
Marvell investors are freaking out as Lumentum deal rumors swirl, per MarketWatch — driven by two fears: a big takeover premium and a long wait for China's approval. The episode exposes how fragile semiconductor M&A confidence has become.
James Whitfield15 min read
The 'Strangest Job Market in US History' Just Turned Three — and It's Not Thawing
The low-hire, low-fire economy just turned three — the strangest US job market on record, as MarketWatch reported. Here is what three years of frozen hiring mean for wages, careers, young workers and productivity.
James Whitfield13 min read