After a tough session for tech giants like Nvidia and Microsoft, stock futures show slight gains. With job cuts at a two-decade high, what does this mean for investors? A potential end to the government shutdown may offer hope.
Five tech giants just proved that the AI megatrend is alive and well, with strong earnings and ambitious spending plans, despite fears of a bubble. Discover how their investments are shaping the future.
Stocks surged to record highs as U.S. and China officials eased trade tensions, paving the way for a potential agreement. The S&P 500, Nasdaq, and Dow all closed at historic levels, fueled by gains in major tech stocks.
As tech titans report earnings, concerns rise over the sustainability of the AI boom. Experts warn that the current frenzy may lead to a bubble, with uncertain returns and increasing debt complicating the landscape.
This week, investors brace for a Federal Reserve interest rate cut amid ongoing government shutdown effects, while major tech firms unveil earnings that could shift market dynamics. Stay informed!
The estimated cost for the new White House ballroom has skyrocketed to over $300 million, funded by a list of 37 high-profile donors, including major tech companies and other corporate giants. This controversial funding raises questions about the influence of corporate money in politics.
The debate on whether the AI boom is a genuine trend or a bubble continues to heat up on Wall Street. While some investors see echoes of the Dotcom era, others highlight the profitability of tech giants funding this wave. Discover the insights on AI beneficiaries and the frothy valuations across various sectors.
The White House reveals a list of donors to President Trump's new $300 million ballroom project, sparking backlash after the demolition of the historic East Wing. Major tech companies like Google, Amazon, and Meta are among the contributors.
A recent report from the EU reveals that Meta and TikTok are not complying with Digital Services Act obligations. This raises significant concerns about accountability in the tech industry.
President Trump's extravagant $300 million White House ballroom is being funded by major tech companies and private donors, including Amazon and Apple. Discover who's contributing to this lavish project!