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Trump Accounts Surge: 600,000 Families Rush to Claim $1,000 Baby Bonuses
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent disclosed 600,000 families have applied for Trump accounts since tax season's start, unlocking $1,000 Treasury seeds for eligible newborns amid corporate matches and billionaire pledges fueling early wealth-building fervor.
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Microsoft’s AI Cloud Boom Masks Gaming Drag in Record $81B Quarter
Microsoft's Q2 revenue hit $81.3B, up 17%, with Cloud at $51.5B and Azure up 39%, but shares fell 5% on growth slowdown fears and $37.5B capex.
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ServiceNow’s Earnings Beat Masks Investor AI Jitters as Shares Tumble 6%
ServiceNow beat Q4 estimates with $3.57 billion revenue and 92-cent EPS, raised 2026 guidance, and authorized $5 billion buyback, yet shares dropped 6% on AI disruption fears and M&A risks.
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IBM’s AI Surge Ignites 8% Stock Rally on Stellar Q4 Beat
IBM shares surged 8% after Q4 2025 results topped estimates with $19.69 billion revenue and $4.52 EPS, driven by 14% software growth and $12.5 billion AI bookings. Guidance for over 5% 2026 revenue growth fueled optimism among analysts.
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Fed’s Steady Hand: Powell Defies Pressure in First 2026 Hold
The Federal Reserve held rates at 3.5%-3.75% on January 28, 2026, pausing cuts amid elevated inflation from tariffs and a stable economy. Powell rebuffed politics, dissents surfaced, and markets priced modest easing ahead.
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Home Depot Axes 800 Corporate Jobs Amid Full RTO Mandate
Home Depot slashed 800 corporate jobs, mostly in tech, while mandating five-day office returns starting April 6 amid housing-driven sales woes. CEO Decker cites agility needs as retailers like Amazon and Nike also trim staff.
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Better.com Taps Insurance and Tech Veteran as CFO in Latest Push for Profitability
Better.com appoints veteran CFO from Aetna and IBM as the troubled digital mortgage lender seeks financial stability and credibility following years of controversy, mass layoffs, and a failed SPAC merger in a challenging housing market.
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Samsung’s AI Memory Gold Rush: Profits Triple Amid Chip Crunch
Samsung Electronics tripled Q4 2025 profits to a record 20.1 trillion won, fueled by AI-driven HBM demand and memory shortages that surged prices 40-50%. The boom benefits giants like Samsung and SK Hynix, but risks loom for consumer segments.
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Anthropic’s Dario Amodei Issues Stark Warning: AI Could Devastate Civilization Within Decades
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei warns that advanced AI could enable catastrophic biological attacks, accelerate authoritarian control, or escape human oversight within five to ten years, highlighting the existential risks of rapidly developing artificial intelligence systems.
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WhatsApp’s Advanced Security Mode: Meta’s High-Stakes Gambit Against State-Sponsored Surveillance
Meta's WhatsApp launches Advanced Security Mode, a sophisticated defense system targeting state-sponsored surveillance and commercial spyware. The feature implements stringent restrictions for high-risk users, blocking unknown file downloads and disabling link previews to counter advanced persistent threats.
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The French Disconnection: Paris Severs Ties with Silicon Valley Giants in Push for Sovereign Tech
France is aggressively purging US tech like Zoom and Teams from government agencies, replacing them with homegrown, open-source alternatives. This deep dive explores the geopolitical motivations, the rise of apps like Olvid, and the challenges of achieving true digital sovereignty in a market dominated by Silicon Valley giants.
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Amazon’s 16,000-Job Cut Signals Deeper Structural Shift in Tech Giant’s Operating Model
Amazon's 16,000-job reduction marks a pivotal restructuring as the tech giant pursues automation and AI integration. The cuts span global operations, targeting redundant roles while redirecting resources toward competitive priorities in cloud computing and advanced technologies amid intensifying market pressures.
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