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Shein’s Hong Kong IPO confronts valuation strain as Trump‑linked tariffs drive a quarterly loss and push AI‑focused capital use
Federal Reserve officials offer conflicting outlooks on inflation, with Chairman Warsh highlighting AI investment as a key factor in future economic stability.
Amazon is implementing a new round of layoffs affecting engineers and senior managers amid a broader corporate restructuring.
IBM’s AI-driven earnings warning sends shockwaves through tech stocks as investors brace for sector-wide losses
South Korean chip manufacturer SK Hynix faces significant investor demand as its $28 billion U.S. ADR offering reports being oversubscribed seven times.
Amazon is securing $25 billion in new debt to finance its artificial intelligence infrastructure, triggering a shift in the hyperscaler bond market.
SK Hynix’s $29B US IPO could redefine AI-driven semiconductor investing—if the market holds up.
Alphabet (GOOGL) shares are shifting following the company's debut in the Dow Jones Industrial Average and ongoing scrutiny of its AI development strategy.
Nvidia stock faces conflicting market sentiment as analysts weigh growth potential against emerging risks and recent performance trends.
Tech giants defy AI spending cuts despite market volatility, analyst insists
BlackRock shifts AI investment focus beyond the usual suspects—what’s driving the move?
The Bank for International Settlements is cautioning that the current AI-driven spending surge carries risks of a widespread global economic contraction.
South Korea has launched an extensive investment initiative centered on Samsung and SK Hynix to bolster its national AI and semiconductor infrastructure.
Goldman Sachs bankers flag a shift: AI’s next frontier may lie in physical infrastructure, not just digital.