Meta Stock Slides 8.5% to Start 2026 as $200 Billion AI Spending Gamble Faces Reckoning
Meta Platforms shares have tumbled 8.5% in 2026 as investors grow nervous about massive AI infrastructure spending ahead of January 28 earnings.
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Sahm Rule Recession Indicator Creeps Toward Trigger Zone as Unemployment Hits 4.6%
The Sahm Rule recession indicator is approaching its trigger threshold as U.S. unemployment climbs to 4.6%, raising concerns about economic contraction even as the Fed prepares to hold rates.
Trump's 25% AI Chip Tariff Rewrites Global Semiconductor Trade as Nvidia Gains China Access
President Trump's Section 232 tariff on Nvidia H200 and AMD MI325X chips reshapes AI semiconductor trade, allowing China sales with a 25% surcharge while boosting U.S. manufacturing.
Tesla Ends One-Time FSD Purchase: $99 Monthly Subscription Becomes the Only Option After February 14
Tesla will no longer sell Full Self-Driving as a one-time $8,000 purchase after Valentine's Day. The subscription-only model signals a strategic shift as competition intensifies.
Starlink Direct-to-Cell Hits 12 Million Users as SpaceX Prepares Next-Gen 5G Satellite Launch
SpaceX's satellite-to-phone technology now serves 12 million users across 22 countries with 650+ satellites. Version 3 satellites promise full 5G connectivity from space.
FDIC Gets New Chairman as Bank Deregulation Wave Accelerates Across Federal Agencies
Travis Hill's swearing-in as 23rd FDIC chairman signals a new era of bank deregulation, with community bank relief measures taking effect and credit union rules being streamlined.
Jensen Huang's High-Stakes China Mission: Nvidia's CEO Navigates Regulatory Minefield in Shanghai
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang arrives in Shanghai as the chip giant navigates a complex web of US export controls, Chinese regulatory scrutiny, and 2 million unfilled chip orders.
Paramount Extends $108 Billion Hostile Bid for Warner Bros. as Hollywood's Biggest Merger Battle Intensifies
Paramount Skydance extended its February 20 deadline for the $108 billion hostile takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery, escalating its battle against Netflix's $72 billion offer.
Citadel's Ken Griffin Warns Trade Uncertainty Is Freezing Corporate America's Investment Plans
Speaking at Davos, Citadel CEO Ken Griffin warned that tariff unpredictability is paralyzing capital investment decisions and that bond vigilantes are watching.
Caterpillar Enters Earnings Week as Data Center Power Boom Makes Industrial Giant an Unlikely AI Winner
Caterpillar reports Q4 earnings January 29 with power generation sales up 33% as data centers drive demand. Stock has surged 58% in 12 months on AI energy thesis.
Oil Markets Battle Surplus Fears Versus Geopolitical Risk as Crude Hits Two-Year Lows
Crude oil struggles near two-year lows as oversupply concerns clash with geopolitical tensions in Iran and Kazakhstan, leaving traders caught between bearish fundamentals and bullish risks.
UnitedHealth Group Faces 2026 Reckoning as Healthcare Giant Prepares for Reset Year
UnitedHealth reports Tuesday with investors seeking clarity on the healthcare giant's strategy to navigate soaring medical costs and a Medicare Advantage overhaul.