After smash-hit Barbie, Lego, and Transformers movies, Pop Mart’s viral dolls will now get the Hollywood treatment.
Category: Business
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What we know about Tesla’s Semi truck as production nears
Musk says “high-volume production” will start this year. Wall Street thinks that’s more like 5,000 to 15,000 trucks.
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The metaverse’s slow, drawn-out demise is getting painful
Maybe Meta execs are just picking out a nice $80 billion plot in the Big Tech graveyard.
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Planet Lab soars after earnings beat and positive analyst commentary
Analysts offered mostly glowing reviews of the company’s Q4 report, as the stock soared.
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Super Micro dives after co-founder charged with allegedly smuggling AI chips to China
Liaw and two others are accused of diverting billions of dollars’ worth of servers to China.
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Amazon is making a new smartphone more than a decade after its Fire Phone flop
Everyone needs a personal AI device.
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FedEx jumps after boosting full-year profit forecast
The company raised its revenue growth forecast, to be between 6% and 6.5% year-over-year, from 5-6% previously and topping analyst estimates of 5.9%.
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Stock futures dip after report Trump considering plans to occupy or blockade Kharg Island, drones strike Kuwait’s largest oil refinery
Futures turned into the red, as traders weighed comments about the potential longevity of the Iran war.
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Google testing Gemini app for Mac, aims to compete with Claude Cowork and Codex
The beta version of the Gemini Mac app features Desktop Intelligence, which gives Gemini the ability to view items on a user’s screen and could enable deeper computer automation.
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Stocks close lower, trimming steeper losses as oil retreats
Oil prices fell after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said his country was helping with US efforts to open the Strait of Hormuz.
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Bezos seeks $100 billion for AI-enhanced manufacturing fund, WSJ reports
Bezos’ new venture “Project Prometheus” seeks to re-imagine industrial manufacturing with AI.
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Stocks get a jolt as Netanyahu says Israel is helping US efforts to open Strait of Hormuz
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said his country was helping with US efforts to open the Strait of Hormuz, putting a jolt into stocks. The S&P 500, which had been solidly negative for most of…
