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Tesla Kills Model S and X to Build Million Robots Per Year
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Tesla Kills Model S and X to Build Million Robots Per Year

Tesla ends production of flagship Model S and X vehicles after 12 years, converting Fremont factory to produce 1 million Optimus humanoid robots annually as Musk pivots from EVs to robotics.

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Tesla's First Revenue Drop: The End of an Era?
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Tesla's First Revenue Drop: The End of an Era?

Tesla reports its first annual revenue decline since going public, marking a pivotal moment for the EV pioneer as competition intensifies and growth slows.

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Why a US Fund Wants Japan's Fuji Media to Buy Back 10% of Its Stock
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Why a US Fund Wants Japan's Fuji Media to Buy Back 10% of Its Stock

Dalton Investments' demand for Fuji Media's 10% share buyback reveals deeper strategies behind activist investing in Japan's cash-rich but undervalued companies.

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Why Wells Fargo Ditched Big Proxy Advisers for In-House Decisions
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Why Wells Fargo Ditched Big Proxy Advisers for In-House Decisions

Wells Fargo reduces reliance on ISS and Glass Lewis by building its own proxy voting system. This shift signals a broader challenge to the duopoly that dominates corporate governance decisions worldwide.

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ServiceNow's Earnings Paradox: Great Numbers, Worried Investors
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ServiceNow's Earnings Paradox: Great Numbers, Worried Investors

ServiceNow beat Q4 expectations and raised guidance, yet shares dropped 6%. Why investors are concerned about the company's billion-dollar AI acquisition spree.

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Microsoft Beats Earnings But Stock Drops 7% on AI Payoff Questions
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Microsoft Beats Earnings But Stock Drops 7% on AI Payoff Questions

Microsoft posted strong Q4 results with 17% revenue growth, but investors remain skeptical about massive AI infrastructure spending and unclear return timelines

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Meta's $135B AI Gamble: When Big Tech Bets the Farm
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Meta's $135B AI Gamble: When Big Tech Bets the Farm

Meta plans to nearly double spending to $135 billion for AI investments, sparking investor concerns about profitability as the company races to compete in the AI arms race

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Fed Plays Hard to Get While Economy Flexes Its Muscles
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Fed Plays Hard to Get While Economy Flexes Its Muscles

The Federal Reserve signals it won't rush interest rate cuts as the US economy shows unexpected strength, creating ripple effects across global markets and investment strategies.

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Vietnam's Diplomatic Tightrope: Lessons in Great Power Navigation
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Vietnam's Diplomatic Tightrope: Lessons in Great Power Navigation

Vietnam's multi-partnership strategy offers a masterclass in balancing US-China rivalry. How the Southeast Asian nation plans to thrive amid intensifying geopolitical tensions.

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Meta Burns $6B on Metaverse Dreams While Pivoting to AI
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Meta Burns $6B on Metaverse Dreams While Pivoting to AI

Meta's Reality Labs posts $6B quarterly loss as company shifts from VR ambitions to AI and smart glasses, raising questions about the metaverse's future.

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IBM's $12.5B AI Bet Pays Off as Century-Old Tech Giant Defies Skeptics
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IBM's $12.5B AI Bet Pays Off as Century-Old Tech Giant Defies Skeptics

IBM beats Q4 estimates with 12% revenue growth and $12.5B AI bookings, proving traditional tech can compete in the AI era while maintaining 110 years of dividends.

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Chinese Money Is Rescuing Hong Kong's Markets
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Chinese Money Is Rescuing Hong Kong's Markets

Mainland Chinese capital is propping up Hong Kong's property and stock markets with record inflows in 2025, as Beijing works to revitalize the territory post-National Security Law.

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