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Microsoft, Alphabet and Amazon posted big cloud numbers last week. This week Apple and Qualcomm take the stage — and hardware investors will be watching every line.
As Meta, Tesla, and SpaceX line up hundreds of billions in AI infrastructure spending, bond investors are hunting the issuers riding the wave.
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The chipmaker's longtime security chief departed months before Jensen Huang's exit, raising questions about what the security team knew — and whether it could have acted.
Tech's biggest names tied themselves to the Trump administration weeks before the midterms — and now their data centers, permits, and reputations are in the new majority's crosshairs.
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Renting is throwing money away' confuses payment with waste. The right comparison is the all-in cost of getting the outcome you need.
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Berkshire Hathaway now owns almost 11% of the nation's second-largest homebuilder, a $2.1 billion bet that U.S. housing eventually recovers.
A new state law says qualifying modular and manufactured homes must be allowed wherever detached single-family houses are — and Florida lawmakers passed it unanimously.
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Samsung led the $24 billion round. The French startup wants to own the entire European AI stack — chips to data centers to models.
