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The tech industry witnessed a dramatic shift as the wealth of several top tech billionaires plummeted due to fears over the AI bubble and fluctuating valuations.
On Saturday, a substantial transfer of Dogecoin (CRYPTO: DOGE) was reported as 203,556,622 DOGE, valued at $20,059,987, moved from an unknown wallet to Robinhood.
DraftKings broadened its Predictions platform via an expanded Crypto.com partnership, adding player-specific NFL and NBA contracts and setting up new categories like entertainment and politics.
On Saturday, South Korean cryptocurrency exchange Bithumb faced a significant blunder, accidentally distributing over $40 billion worth of Bitcoins (CRYPTO: B
The U.S. and India announced an interim trade framework cutting some Indian duties, setting an 18% U.S. reciprocal tariff with conditional relief, and spotlighting massive aircraft and energy purchase commitments as they work toward a broader deal.
Venture capitalist and Palantir chairman Peter Thiel highlights the importance of courage and contrarian thinking in innovation and successful businesses.
Retail investors talked up five hot stocks this week (Feb. 2 to Feb. 6) on X and Reddit's r/WallStreetBets, driven by retail hype, earnings, AI buzz, and corporate news flow.
Software stocks are sliding as AI disruption fears grow, but investors aren't panicking. Goldman Sachs shows capital rotating toward AI-insulated, real-economy sectors.
Elon Musk says Apple aggressively tried to poach Tesla engineers with nonstop recruiting calls and no-interview, double-pay offers during its ultimately abandoned Apple Car project, highlighting a fierce Silicon Valley talent war.
SemiAnalysis President Doug O'Laughlin criticized Microsoft's AI competitiveness while praising Amazon Web Services' scale and infrastructure execution.
The NFL is exploring selling live game rights to streaming and other non-traditional media platforms following its $100 million YouTube deal, a move that could reshape future media rights negotiations with traditional broadcast partners and expand to international games.
A federal grand jury indicted an Ohio man who was arrested by the Secret Service for allegedly threatening to kill Vice President JD Vance, with investigators also uncovering child sexual abuse material that could expose him to decades in prison amid rising concerns over political violence.
The U.S. and Iran resumed indirect nuclear talks in Oman as President Donald Trump signaled openness to diplomacy while escalating pressure through a military buildup, fresh sanctions and warnings of "very steep" consequences if no deal is reached.
Goldman Sachs is partnering with Anthropic to deploy AI agents for key banking functions, with early development focused on accounting and client onboarding.
The Justice Department is scrutinizing Netflix's nearly $83 billion bid for Warner Bros. Discovery assets over concerns the deal could entrench market power, even as Netflix disputes monopoly risks and its shares rose modestly.
The Pentagon will cut all military education and training ties with Harvard as the Trump administration intensifies pressure on the nation's top universities.
Elon Musk's SpaceX is prioritizing an uncrewed moon landing by March 2027, delaying its Mars plans amid intensifying U.S.-China space competition and heightened investor attention following its $1.25 trillion xAI merger.
