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AI Industry • October 18, 2026

The IMF Warns the AI Boom Could Become a Global Financial Risk

Nvidia can lose billions in market value during a bad trading session. Investors may panic, analysts may revise their forecasts, and the financial press will spend the afternoon debating whether the AI bubble has finally burst. But the International Monetary Fund is now worried about something considerably more serious than a semiconductor stock correction. In […]

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Finance • October 9, 2026

The US 10-Year Yield Just Hit 5.35%. Tech Stocks Have a Problem.

The US 10-year Treasury yield touched 5.35% on October 7, 2026, reaching territory investors had not seen since 2002. It was an extraordinary number for the world’s most important government bond market, but the implications extend well beyond Treasury traders. For investors holding Nvidia, Microsoft, Amazon, growth stocks or Nasdaq ETFs, the problem is not […]

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Big Tech • September 27, 2026

How Big Tech Became Too Big to Regulate and What It Means for Your Money

In Blade Runner, Eldon Tyrell does not spend much time worrying about governments. His corporation manufactures the artificial workers on which an entire off-world economy depends. Tyrell does not operate within the system so much as occupy one of the layers holding it together. We used to watch that and think: dystopian science fiction. We […]

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Finance • September 5, 2026

The Dot-Com Bubble: Who Died, Who Won, and Could It Happen Again?

The dot-com bubble is usually remembered as a story about stupidity. Investors throwing money at companies with no profits. Startups adding “.com” to their names. Twenty-somethings becoming paper millionaires. Pets.com spending heavily to sell pet food online. Venture capital chasing almost anything connected to the internet. Then, in 2000, gravity returned. But that version of […]

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AI Industry • July 27, 2026

The Magnificent Seven’s New Final Boss Is Capex

Alphabet, Tesla and Intel all gave investors something to celebrate during the latest earnings cycle. Each company beat at least one major Wall Street expectation. Each also watched its market value fall. That sounds irrational until you look at the statistic Wall Street has promoted above almost everything else: AI capex. Alphabet reported stronger-than-expected revenue, […]

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Big Tech • July 20, 2026

Magnificent Seven Earnings Have Entered the Perfection Trap

Netflix delivered the kind of quarterly report that once would have kept the market calm. Earnings per share came in ahead of expectations, revenue continued to grow, and the streaming giant remained highly profitable. Then the stock dropped by more than 10%. The problem was not the quarter Netflix had just completed. Wall Street was […]

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Devices • July 12, 2026

When Amazon Deleted 1984 From Kindles

In 2009, Amazon delivered one of the most brutally ironic tech moments of the digital age: it remotely deleted copies of George Orwell’s 1984 from customers’ Kindle devices. Not a parody. Not a Black Mirror pitch. The book famous for state-controlled truth, disappearing records, and the “memory hole” was itself vanished from people’s e-readers. The […]

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AI • July 3, 2026

Meta’s Cloud Pivot Turns AI Costs Into Infinity Stones

The AI race has been sold to investors like a cosmic arms race: whoever collects the most GPUs, data centers, models, and talent gets to snap their fingers and reshape the future. Very Marvel. Very expensive. For Meta, that story has also carried a darker subplot. The company has poured billions into AI infrastructure while […]

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