Samsung Announces $7 Billion Stock Buyback Amid AI Concerns and Trade Risks Samsung plans a $7.2 billion stock buyback amid concerns over AI chip competition and trade risks, boosting shareholder returns.
U.S. Finalizes $6.6 Billion Chips Subsidy for TSMC’s Arizona Facility Ahead of Trump’s Return The U.S. Commerce Department has finalized a $6.6 billion subsidy for TSMC’s Arizona facility, marking a key step in U.S. semiconductor manufacturing. Learn more about the deal’s impact and the U.S.-China tensions.
Kremlin Investigates Slow YouTube Speeds in Russia Amid Tensions with Google The Kremlin has launched an investigation into slow YouTube speeds in Russia, blaming Google for non-compliance with local regulations. Learn more about the tensions and potential impact on users in Russia.
Global Investors Pivot from Trump’s Post-Election Market Shock: Hunting for Bargains in a Wounded Europe and Emerging Markets Global investors are pivoting away from Trump’s market policies, seeking opportunities in oversold European stocks, emerging markets, and the Mexican peso. Learn how these investors are betting on a market rebound post-election.
Saudi Fund’s $1 Billion Stake Sale Signals Surge in Middle East Follow-On Offerings Saudi Arabia’s $1 billion stake sale in Saudi Telecom marks growing follow-on offerings in the region, helping to fuel Vision 2030.
Matt Gaetz, Trump’s AG Pick, Proposed Bitcoin Payments for Taxes and Abolishing the Fed Rep. Matt Gaetz, nominated as Trump's Attorney General, once proposed allowing federal taxes to be paid in Bitcoin and co-sponsored a bill to abolish the Federal Reserve.
David Tepper Scales Back Alibaba Stake Despite China’s Stimulus Push: What’s Behind the Move? Billionaire investor David Tepper cuts Alibaba stake and trims exposure to Chinese stocks despite recent stimulus-driven market rally. Here's why.