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Apple and Google face visa delays, regulatory changes, new iPhone plans, and potential sales slowdown, highlighting a turbulent weekend for tech giants.
Experts skeptical of full implementation of Trump's $550B Japan trade deal, November inflation data questioned, Musk acknowledges China's massive market, and US jobs data disappoints with slowing growth and rising unemployment.
Kevin O'Leary shares costly watch gift that turned into wife's favorite piece. Lesson learned about high-stakes gifting. Financial advice for building wealth.
FAA records show SpaceX's January Starship explosion forced commercial flights into emergency situations, raising previously undisclosed aviation safety risks.
Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, shared his ambivalence towards the prospect of the company going public, despite the potential for one of the largest IPOs in history.
Charlie Munger: Berkshire Hathaway's biggest edge is lack of bureaucracy at headquarters, letting it move faster than rivals. Munger sees bureaucracy as a cancer and a waste in successful institutions. Amazon's CEO shares the view and vows to slash layers.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán criticized the EU's $105 billion loan to Ukraine, saying the joint debt plan ties repayment to military victory and risks prolonging the Russia-Ukraine war.
Gene Munster argues that OpenAI remains undervalued even at a rumored $830 billion valuation, saying its explosive growth, massive user scale and Big Tech's all-in commitment to AI outweigh mounting losses, hype concerns and dot-com-style risks.
Sen. Bernie Sanders warned that wealthy tech investors and pro-AI super PACs, including groups backed by Meta and Trump allies, are poised to spend hundreds of millions in the 2026 elections to defeat candidates pushing for AI safety and transparency, arguing that billionaires must not be allowed to buy elections.
Trump and nine major pharmaceutical companies struck deals to lower drug prices for cash payers and Medicaid, with over $150 billion pledged for U.S. R&D and manufacturing.
The FBI charged a visa-holding postdoctoral researcher with allegedly smuggling E. coli from China into the U.S. and lying to authorities, as Director Kash Patel warned universities to tighten oversight amid broader biosecurity and immigration enforcement.
President Donald Trump ordered "Operation Hawkeye Strike," launching U.S. air and rocket attacks on more than 70 ISIS targets across central Syria in swift retaliation for a deadly attack that killed two American soldiers and a civilian interpreter.
China's power generation capacity now exceeds the U.S., with rapid expansion and renewable energy growth giving it a strategic edge in AI, according to reports and Elon Musk.
SoftBank is reportedly racing to assemble $22.5 billion in funding for OpenAI by year-end, leaning on asset sales, potential borrowing, and a sweeping pullback in other investments.
