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At Nvidia’s first Washington GTC, the company that made GPUs a religion is courting a new congregation: agencies with budgets bigger than data centers

The market still believes in the AI revolution. This week’s earnings will test whether Big Tech can stay profitable while waiting for the power to...

At the new Milken Center for Advancing the American Dream, ambition is renewable, optimism is merchandised, and irony remains blessedly free

Better margins, rising PC sales, and a lighter cost structure gave Intel its strongest report in years. Now, it has to catch up to the world it...

Tesla’s latest quarter offered record revenue, shrinking margins, and a familiar promise: that the future’s delays are just part of the design

Musk’s attack on proxy firms added drama to a Nov. 6 shareholder vote that won't just decide his pay, but how much control he keeps over Tesla’s...

Revenue surged on strong demand before U.S. EV tax credits expired, yet profit and margins were squeezed

Apple’s strong iPhone 17 launch is lifting sales and sentiment alike, pushing its market cap toward rarified air ahead of next week’s earnings

A $619 million tax charge hit Netflix’s margin, but record ad sales, rising ARPU, and live events showed how its growth engine is evolving

Tesla reports earnings Wednesday after record deliveries, with analysts watching margins, cash flow, and whether growth is holding up under pressure

With the company’s China business “100% out,” Nvidia is treating the world’s second-largest computing market as a rounding error — for now

The pumpkin-spice latte has become a multibillion-dollar seasonal engine — driving foot traffic, grocery markups, and the scent of profit every fall

The company that made ”democratic design” a slogan now has to pay for democracy, as tariffs and input costs are forcing IKEA to rethink affordability

Oracle’s cloud arm has been dining almost exclusively at Nvidia’s table. Now it's buying leverage — and that costs billions

Massive chip orders, new cloud partners, and retail tie-ins show how the world’s most valuable startup is building like an industrial giant

Tech’s latest rally has gone from earnings story to existential question, as analysts argue whether AI’s industrial buildout is sustainable or...

The AI boom has built a trillion-dollar faith in chips and hype. But even its architects can’t decide if they’re building history — or inflating it

Walmart is partnering with OpenAI to bring instant checkout to ChatGPT, collapsing the space between a request, a recommendation, and a sale

Cybertruck sales plunged as the rest of the EV market surged, suggesting Tesla’s flashiest project is becoming its weakest link

The bank’s $1.5 trillion “Security and Resiliency” plan fuses Wall Street’s balance sheet with Washington’s industrial ambitions

With Big Tech carrying the market and margins under strain, this earnings season is less about surprises — and more about sounding believable

Both governments say they want to cool tensions. But the U.S. and China have spent the week quietly making it more expensive to do just that

After debuting in Indianapolis, the five-item menu is expanding to Dayton, Ohio — a signal that the $3 experiment could soon be going nationwide

Cantor’s $300 price hike and Morgan Stanley’s trillion-dollar forecast tell the same story: Nvidia is still running up the score in AI’s early innings

Even Tesla’s biggest bull can’t spin this one: Elon Musk’s “affordable” EVs cost nearly $40,000 — cheaper on paper, not in practice

AI and Big Tech companies are raking in record profits even as trillion-dollar bets outpace adoption. Is this a boom? Or a bubble waiting to burst?

OpenAI’s six-gigawatt pact with AMD turns the perennial runner-up into a real contender — and could quietly rewrite AI’s hardware hierarchy

OpenAI’s bid to build a palm-sized AI companion with Jony Ive is running into compute limits — and the harsh realities of hardware

The company is buying GPUs, data rights, chip startups, and political allies, betting that no one else can afford to match its pace in AI

The shutdown has frozen the IPO machine mid-revival, forcing high-profile deals onto ice and threatening to turn Q1 into an overcrowded restart

Plus, Tesla CEO Elon Musk briefly becomes the world's first-half-trillionaire as the stock lifts his net worth to a new milestone

A shutdown has paused the jobs report. Now, markets and the Federal Reserve are left with proxies and a bigger question: Is this the new normal?

Markets predict the government shutdown will last weeks, not days. That would put it up against the longest and most costly closures in U.S. history

Nike's margins are still bruised and sales are shrinking, but analysts say the Swoosh is finally cleaning up shelves and regaining momentum

The FTC forced Amazon into a $2.5 billion settlement over Prime signups and cancellations. Millions of users could see refunds — of up to $51

When full-pay international classmates start peeling off, the hidden subsidy under education cracks — and the tuition math shifts for everyone else

Human umps stay behind the plate, but MLB will let players challenge balls and strikes with a Hawk-Eye review that hits the video board in seconds

The seven-time Super Bowl champ is handing his pliability routines to Aescape, a startup with $130 million in funding

Nvidia will stage up to $100B into OpenAI as it builds 10GW of AI data centers, locking in chips, power, and a grip on the industry’s scarce resources

Wedbush’s Dan Ives says Apple has found a "magical formula" as iPhone 17 demand outpaces last year and forecasts get a bullish reset

Apple alumni, Apple suppliers, Apple playbook — OpenAI’s first gadget may feel more familiar than disruptive

Meta’s Connect demo was supposed to be ”legendary.” Instead, a cooking glitch and a missed call turned $799 glasses into meme material

Intel just got its biggest credibility boost in decades: a $5 billion co-sign from Nvidia that turns a Trump-backed laggard into a real AI player

Ellison’s reinvention says as much about the AI era as it does about Oracle: Power and capacity may matter more than features or any “cool” factor

Nvidia’s partners will deploy 120,000 Blackwell GPUs across Britain in a $15 billion project billed as Europe’s largest AI buildout

Google joins Nvidia, Microsoft, and Apple in the $3 trillion club after a remedies ruling eased breakup fears and cloud growth proved AI is paying off

The OpenAI CEO says he isn't losing sleep over rogue robots — but the defaults, guardrails, and choices that ripple across hundreds of millions

The hottest AI partnership is shifting from "exclusive" to "preferred," with OpenAI eyeing more clouds and Microsoft betting on distribution and...

Apple’s iPhone 17 preorder morning split demand in predictable ways, with the Pro Max sliding off launch-day delivery while the Air stumbled in China

Oracle is selling capacity, not features. The first-quarter backlog and OpenAI pact make reliability the product investors are betting on
