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Also: 90% of earnings calls mention tariffs, China says there are no talks with Washington on trade.
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The longtime Fortune 500 CEO credits his company's success to "cool insights, some dumb luck, and some decisions that were well thought through."
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Also: Markets tumble as tariff “Liberation Day” approaches, China’s AI edge.
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The much-anticipated debut is being seen as a litmus test for other AI companies.
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Mercedes urges the EU and U.S. to abolish car tariffs as Trump threatens new duties, warning that trade barriers could stifle growth.
Also: Fed keeps rates steady, Europe could fine Google 10% of its revenues.
Also: The vision of Unilever’s new CEO, Meta accused of working with China on censorship.
Also: Musk throws out blame for Tesla protests, SBF’s pardon chances are “near zero.”
Also: China threatens war(s), Deloitte to factor RTO into bonuses.
Also: Buffett and Bessent disagree on tariffs, Chipotle CEO will try not to increase prices after tariffs.
Also: Wojcicki wants back in, Atlanta Fed predicts GDP contraction.
Also: The “Trump Slump” has arrived, Tesla shareholders take aim at Musk.
Also: BP falls back in love with oil, an attempted coup at City Developments Limited.
Also: Tesla shares fall as Q1 worries accrue, Jamie Dimon apologizes for cursing, not for DEI.
Also: Apple announces $500 billion investment, but UBS has doubts, a conversation with Levi Strauss CEO Michelle Gass.
Also: Shareholder activist on DEI rollbacks, Nvidia CEO thinks investors panicked over DeepSeek.
Also: Experts doubt Microsoft’s quantum computing breakthrough, Palantir slumps on Pentagon cuts plan.
Also: Ford cuts manager bonuses, Is Ackman the new Buffett?
Also: OpenAI reportedly considers changes to non-profit arm, Gates takes on DOGE.
Also: MicroStrategy’s market value defies logic, Ackman causes Uber stock jump.
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Also: Tesla and Apple see worst of tariff concerns, Cloudflare CEO’s mission to hold AI accountable.
Also: In conversation with the BlackRock COO, Warren’s Musk warning.
"We don’t want to miss this next decade.”
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Also: Nicolai Tangen says sell U.S. tech stocks, Nadella wades into Musk v Altman fight.
Also: Trump’s memecoin raises concerns, stock market winners and losers under Trump.
Also: Goldman Sachs CEO says AI can complete 95% of an IPO prospectus, GM can no longer sell customer data.
The 2025 Edelman Trust Barometer signals a shift from fear to grievance.
Also: Citigroup posts better-than-expected earnings, UnitedHealth's first earnings call since Brian Thompson’s murder.
Also: Volkswagen and Porsche CEO struggles to juggle both roles, More Meta cuts on the way.
Also: SEC sues Elon over Twitter stock purchases, JPMorgan employees consider unionizing.
Also: Nvidia spares no words for Biden, BofA CEO shuns risk.
Also: Dimon offers new outlook on his future, Zuckerberg slams Apple.
Lamborghini sold 10,687 cars last year, a rise of six percent on 2023, which was itself a record year.
Also: Tesla board must return compensation, Quantum computing stocks take big hit.