A consequential week punctuated by war highlights the deep rifts that exist between Silicon Valley and Washington.
Source: Sherwood News.
Category: Business
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Crypto spot ETF flows diverge, a sign of investor rotation
Bitcoin and ethereum ETFs posted their fourth straight months of outflows, while solana and XRP maintain their inflow streaks.Source: Sherwood News.
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Satellite stocks rip as war shifts focus to defense spending
Planet Labs, AST SpaceMobile, and Firefly were all up big shortly before midday on Monday.Source: Sherwood News.
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Paramount+ and HBO Max will combine, David Ellison says
It’s yet to be determined whether this merger will result in yet another new name for the HBO streamer.Source: Sherwood News.
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Google may not just power Apple’s Siri — it could host it, too
The Information is reporting that Apple has asked Google to look into running AI Siri through its data centers.Source: Sherwood News.
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Prediction markets show Jordan catching up to Chalamet following Actor Awards
While some have pointed out that the Actor Awards aren’t a reliable signifier for who will win the Oscar, it certainly puts Jordan at a higher advantage.Source: Sherwood News.
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After losing retail interest, Palantir shares pop on Middle East turmoil
Palantir’s status as a top tech defense contractor for the US and Israel lifted shares as investors take cover from the Middle Eastern conflict.Source: Sherwood News.
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Bitcoin’s “digital gold” narrative takes a further hit amid Mideast conflict
The asset is once again not acting as a safe haven the way gold has.Source: Sherwood News.
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Happy Read Across America Day — 40% of US adults didn’t read a single book last year
A YouGov survey finds that the top 4% of American readers accounted for nearly half of all books consumed in 2025.Source: Sherwood News.
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Good news: Tesla sales stabilized in Europe. Bad news: Europe’s not buying much.
It’s good news but a small market.Source: Sherwood News.
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Nvidia gains after being named Morgan Stanley’s top pick in semis, striking two optical communications partnerships
Nvidia is no stranger to doubt early in the year, Morgan Stanley noted, and tends to prove the doubters wrong.Source: Sherwood News.
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First Snapchat, now TikTok: Instagram has mastered the art of borrowing features
The latest user data suggests its pivot to video with Reels over five years ago has paid off.Source: Sherwood News.