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Breadth of Q4 S&P Earnings Growth Is Key Amid 'Mag 7' Dominance: Goldman Sachs
Apple's Board Recommends Shareholders Vote Against Proposal to End Diversity Programs
Zuckerberg Slams Apple for Lack of Invention, 'Squeezing People' for Money
Meta CEO Says White House Berated Staff to Remove Posts, Trump Will Be Good for Tech
Executive Reshuffles: META, LUV, CCI and WPM
Data Center Infrastructure Revenue to Reach $282B in 2024, Capacity to Triple by 2030
C-3PO Dreams: Tesla Aims to Sell Humanoid Robots to Consumers in 2026
President Biden Criticizes Meta's Plan to End Fact-checking
CES Focused on AI and Accelerated Compute. These Companies Are Likely to Benefit.
Apple Intelligence Has Failed to Boost iPhone Sales: Ming-Chi Kuo
Mark Zuckerberg Critiques 'Culturally Neutered' Companies, Advocates For 'Masculine Energy' As Meta Cuts DEI Programs Post-Joe Rogan Appearance
Jeff Bezos' Amazon To Pay $40 Million For Melania Trump Documentary: Report
Mark Zuckerberg Says Biden Officials Berated Meta Staff As They Refused To Remove 'True' Content: 'It Just Got To This Point...That's Ridiculous'
Zuckerberg fired back at Biden: White House officials have repeatedly cursed at Meta.
① Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg once again accused the Biden administration of interfering with content moderation, claiming that government officials call the Meta team requesting the removal of true content; ② Earlier this week, Zuckerberg announced reforms to the content moderation policy, abolishing the platform's third-party fact-checking program; ③ On Friday, Meta also announced plans to cut the diversity, equity, and inclusion team, which were promoted during Biden's tenure.
Weekly Buzz: CES Came and Brought the Pain? That's Unexpected
Wall Street Today: Labor Gains Hurt a Hurting Market
Verizon Says It Has Contained Impact From the Salt Typhoon Cyber Attack
Semiconductor ETF Faces Key Resistance In AI-Driven Surge: Analyst
UFC Reportedly Eyeing to Score +$1B a Year Deal in Its Next Media Rights Discussion
Shares of Companies Within the Broader Consumer Discretionary Sector Are Trading Lower Amid Overall Market Weakness Due to a Rise in Yields.