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Elon Musk announced Tesla will discontinue its flagship Model S sedan and Model X SUV by June 2026, converting the Fremont factory lines to produce Optimus humanoid robots.
Tesla will eliminate the $8,000 one-time FSD purchase option on February 14, 2026. Here's what current and prospective owners need to know about the shift to subscription-only.
Kevin Warsh's path to Federal Reserve chair hit an unexpected snag as Senator Thom Tillis vows to block all Fed nominees until the DOJ probe into Chair Powell is resolved.
The first oral GLP-1 for weight loss hit 3,071 US prescriptions in its first four days. For Novo Nordisk, down 40% in 2025, the pill represents a crucial new chapter.
UPS will eliminate up to 30,000 more positions in 2026 as it accelerates its split from Amazon. The cuts follow 48,000 layoffs last year in the company's biggest transformation in 119 years.
ByteDance is preparing to release Doubao 2.0, Seeddream 5.0, and Seeddance 2.0 in February. Combined with DeepSeek V4 and Alibaba updates, China's AI offensive intensifies.
Disney and Tyson report before the open Monday while Palantir follows after close. Here's what Wall Street expects and why these earnings matter for February.
Moore Threads, MetaX, Biren, and Enflame—China's leading AI chip startups—have gone public or filed IPOs. What this means for global semiconductor competition.
AMD reports Q4 earnings on February 3 with Wall Street expecting $1.10 EPS. Wells Fargo's upgrade and potential $20 billion in AI deals make this a pivotal moment for Nvidia's top challenger.
OPEC+ producers meet today to assess production levels as oil prices hover near $65, caught between Iran tensions driving prices higher and oversupply concerns pushing them lower.
At CES 2026, AMD CEO Lisa Su unveiled the company's AI vision, predicting 5 billion daily AI users and a $1 trillion data center market by 2030.
The 10-year Treasury yield hovers near 4.27% as bond investors wait for clarity on Kevin Warsh's Fed nomination, creating a range-bound market that could break either direction.