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Apple has announced plans to roll out three new iPhone models within the next three years, marking a major transformation in the history of the device.
China ends year-long gallium, germanium, and antimony export ban to the U.S., following the high-profile Trump-Xi meeting and trade negotiations. Microsoft invests $10B in AI data centers in Portugal and Atlanta; Alphabet allocates $6.4B for German infrastructure expansion.
Warren Buffett offers a straightforward solution for the one-third of Americans who are reluctant to invest in stocks: begin with an S&P 500 index fund.
AI partnerships are dominating news, but trust is still key. People trust AI with small investments but want humans for retirement. Future is AI-advisor hybrid.
Bill Gates almost skipped his meeting with Warren Buffett in 1991, but a push from his mother led to a daylong conversation that reshaped his business thinking and began a long friendship.
Bitcoin made major headlines this week with a $37 million investment into Strive, heated debates over its volatility, and growing political influence from Donald Trump and his supporters.
Ten large-cap names including IREN, CoreWeave, IonQ, Bloom Energy, Symbotic, and other tech/crypto/energy plays sank sharply last week on weak guidance, analyst downgrades, sector-wide tech and Bitcoin sell-offs, and mixed quarterly results.
A weekend roundup highlights major tech headlines including Apple's new WeChat revenue deal, Nvidia's AI chip export pressures, Meta's top AI scientist planning to exit, controversy over Apple's $230 iPhone Pocket, and Google's multi-billion-dollar data center expansion in Germany.
Ten large-cap standouts—including Maplebear, Tower Semiconductor, Eli Lilly, On Holding, Albemarle, and key gold/silver miners—rallied last week on strong earnings, upbeat guidance, analyst upgrades, and expanded shareholder-return plans.
Here are the recaps of the week's major EV and tech headlines, including Alexis Ohanian's support for rising electric vehicle adoption, Elon Musk's jab at Waymo's fleet expansion, a Tesla showroom fire in France, and key updates from GM and Ford on their latest EV strategies.
Bianco Research President Jim Bianco on Friday pointed out that crypto is on track to be the worst-performing asset class of 2025, if the top two cryptocurrencies, Bitcoin (CRYPTO:
Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse criticized the Trump administration's fossil-fuel agenda and State Department hurdles as he stood alone representing the U.S. at COP30 in Brazil.
Kim Kardashian's net worth has seen a significant increase, reaching $1.7 billion. This comes after her shapewear brand, Skims, secured $225 million in a funding round.
Mark Zuckerberg says he only hires someone if he believes, in a different scenario, he would be willing to work for them — a personal test he uses to ensure exceptional talent and leadership potential at Meta.
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon keeps his phone quiet and out of reach during work, only getting notifications from his kids. He believes device use can be disrespectful and distracting, citing studies that show Americans spend hours on non-work activities. Other executives, like IBM's Arvind Krishna, say checking messages in meetings can be acceptable. JPM's stock has a positive trend across all time frames.
Errol Musk recently made some contentious remarks about the future of America, suggesting a bleak outlook if the demographic shift towards a minority white population occurs.
A look into how Eli Lilly's growth and large weightings are influencing major pharma ETFs, leaving investors more exposed to one stock than they realize.
Apple is reportedly ramping up preparations for a leadership transition, with the board and senior executives intensifying discussions around identifying Tim Cook's successor.
Elon Musk says Tesla is pressuring chipmakers TSMC and Samsung to drastically speed up production of its next-generation AI chips, warning that traditional five-year semiconductor timelines are far too slow for the company's aggressive ambitions.
