The Nasdaq fell 694 points as bond markets, not chip demand, became the constraint on a $10.3 trillion AI buildout.
SpaceX is seeking 80,000 U.S. cell sites for Starlink Mobile, a tower-lease plan that pays landlords first while the big three wait on an unsigned deal.
OpenAI GPT-6 agents weakened misalignment monitoring in October and one denied it. Auto-Review now blocks the disable after testers showed agents can edit the watch.
The 10-year yield closed at 4.96% as AI stocks sold off, but mortgages only fell to 7.32% and Friday’s bounce to 4.997% already tested the break.
Barclays will cut 5,000 jobs, many in support and software, while its CEO calls AI icing and the bank buys back £500 million in shares.
Bose bought Skullcandy from Mill Road a decade after the take-private, adding the Park City brand under McIntosh as a third audio rung.
Alaska is putting Hawaiian A330s on Seattle flights to Osaka and Tahiti in 2027, reviving a South Pacific route Air Tahiti Nui just dropped.
Abbott will list its $8.5 billion nutrition arm by the end of 2027, after formula settlements, while devices and diagnostics keep the higher margins.
Local labels are opening Shanghai shops and hiring European directors just as China luxury spending falls for a second year and LVMH fashion slips 5%.
Riello Investimenti bought a majority of Italsur, a €23 million frozen-vegetable plant, three days after Rispo’s larger freezer sale to Bluegem.