Economy

Alphabet plans to spend up to $185 billion in 2026 on AI infrastructure, more than double 2025 spending. Despite beating earnings, investors are worried about the unprecedented investment scale.

Japanese auto parts giant Aisin invests $204 million in two new Indian plants for automatic transmissions, signaling India's rise as the next automotive manufacturing hub beyond China.

Google's massive $185B AI infrastructure investment plan triggers Broadcom stock surge as the chipmaker benefits from custom TPU partnerships. Nvidia also gains.

Alphabet delivered stellar Q4 results but shocked investors with massive 2026 capex plans. What happens when AI growth meets infrastructure-scale spending?

ARM Holdings shares tumbled 12% as licensing revenue missed estimates, signaling deeper shifts in the semiconductor ecosystem and challenging the chip architecture giant's dominance.

Traders rush to hedge oil positions as Iran tensions spike and Venezuelan supply increases, creating complex market dynamics that could reshape global energy flows.

CME Group CEO hints at launching proprietary coin on decentralized network as part of tokenized collateral push, alongside 24/7 crypto futures trading expansion

ARM CEO Rene Haas dismisses the recent AI software stock plunge as 'micro-hysteria,' arguing efficiency gains will expand rather than shrink the market for AI-capable devices.

Asia's digital payment explosion brings convenience but exposes critical trust and governance deficits. Why lower barriers demand stronger oversight in fintech's new reality.

Traditional buy-the-dip strategy fails as software stocks plummet without rescue buyers. What this means for tech investing and market dynamics in 2026.

Qualcomm's earnings reveal how AI data centers are creating a global memory crunch, forcing smartphone makers to rethink production strategies and potentially raising device prices.

Chinese luxury spending rose 1-3% in Q4 2024, driven by stock market gains. But wealthy consumers are shifting from products to experiences, signaling a fundamental change in luxury consumption patterns.