1. Big Tech Pushes Through the AI Bubble Debate Size still matters in the AI race Talk of an AI bubble isn’t going away in 2026. Investors are increasingly questioning whether the massive spending on data centers, chips, and cloud
Markets Pull Back, but the Year’s Story Is Already Written U.S. stocks edged lower on Wednesday as the market cooled into year-end, but the bigger picture remains firmly bullish. The declines extend a mild three-session losing streak, though selling pressure
Nvidia is moving to secure additional manufacturing capacity for its H200 artificial intelligence chips, sounding out Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company about expanding production as demand from Chinese technology firms sharply accelerates, according to multiple sources familiar with the matter. Chinese
SoftBank has officially completed its $40 billion investment into OpenAI, finalizing one of the largest private funding commitments in technology history and cementing its position as a major force behind the global artificial intelligence buildout. Sources familiar with the transaction
Silver prices staged a sharp rebound on Tuesday after suffering their steepest single-day loss since 2021, underscoring the extreme volatility that has defined the precious metal’s breakout year. After briefly touching $80 per ounce for the first time in history
Tesla took the rare step of previewing expectations for its upcoming fourth-quarter deliveries, hinting that results may come in weaker than investors have grown accustomed to. In a first for the company, Tesla posted compiled Wall Street consensus estimates directly
U.S. stocks edged lower on Monday as Wall Street opened the final three trading days of 2025, with profit-taking in megacap tech weighing on major indexes after a volatile but strong year. The Nasdaq Composite led losses, falling roughly 0.7%,
GM Leads the Auto Sector in 2025 General Motors is shaping up to be the best-performing U.S.-traded automaker of 2025, handily beating rivals across the global auto sector. Shares of GM closed Friday above $80 per share, up more than
SoftBank Deepens Its AI Infrastructure Push Japan-based SoftBank announced Monday that it will acquire DigitalBridge, a major global data center investment firm, in a $4 billion all-cash deal aimed squarely at expanding its artificial intelligence footprint. Under the terms of
Silver’s Historic Spike Meets Reality Check Silver experienced extreme volatility to start the week, surging past $80 per ounce for the first time on record in overnight trading before reversing sharply lower during the Monday session. By the close, silver
1. Big Tech Pushes Through the AI Bubble Debate Size still matters in the AI
Markets Pull Back, but the Year’s Story Is Already Written U.S. stocks edged lower on
Nvidia is moving to secure additional manufacturing capacity for its H200 artificial intelligence chips, sounding
SoftBank has officially completed its $40 billion investment into OpenAI, finalizing one of the largest
Silver prices staged a sharp rebound on Tuesday after suffering their steepest single-day loss since
Tesla took the rare step of previewing expectations for its upcoming fourth-quarter deliveries, hinting that
U.S. stocks edged lower on Monday as Wall Street opened the final three trading days
GM Leads the Auto Sector in 2025 General Motors is shaping up to be the
SoftBank Deepens Its AI Infrastructure Push Japan-based SoftBank announced Monday that it will acquire DigitalBridge,
Silver’s Historic Spike Meets Reality Check Silver experienced extreme volatility to start the week, surging
