Oracle’s aggressive pivot to AI has Wall Street seriously worried. The company is betting hundreds of billions on data centers for OpenAI, sending its stock plunging 30% in a month and debt soaring to alarming levels.
Lative, an Irish sales planning platform, has secured $7.5 million in funding to expand its AI-powered automation tools. The company aims to replace manual spreadsheet-based sales planning with data-driven decision making.
Nubank delivered another impressive quarter with net income jumping 39% to $783 million. The digital bank now serves 127 million customers across Brazil, Mexico, and Colombia while maintaining strong credit quality.
Lina Khan maintained her anti-monopoly message while handling dick jokes and serious questions about corporate power. She revealed she doesn’t have Amazon Prime and named healthcare as the industry that “fucks people the most.”
Jim Cramer is sounding the alarm on AI stocks, calling recent market action “hideous” and warning of dotcom-era parallels. He’s particularly concerned about insider selling in speculative companies while noting profitable tech giants might provide stability.
The Australian infrastructure investor is raising 1.6 billion Swiss francs to fund its acquisition of Green Group AG. Six banks are involved in the financing package, which will also support future capital expenditures.
NCSoft has set the global launch window for Aion 2 for the second half of 2026. The company promises less aggressive monetization than its previous title Throne and Liberty. The publisher also revealed several other games coming in 2026.
Major AI stocks are tumbling despite beating earnings expectations. Nvidia dropped 7% last week and another 3% on Tuesday, while Meta fell 17% and Palantir slid 8%. The disconnect between massive spending and actual revenue is spooking investors.
Cybercrime is projected to cost over $15 trillion annually by the end of the decade, making it bigger than every economy except the U.S. and China. Malicious bots now account for a third of internet traffic, while AI-generated phishing attacks have multiplied tenfold in just one year. The growing th
The Make America Healthy Again movement is rallying behind Elizabeth Holmes, questioning whether she was unfairly treated. This aligns with their pattern of embracing controversial health figures who challenge mainstream medicine. It’s a strange alliance that reveals much about MAHA’s priorities.
