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It could, but not in the way you might think.

Today, Oct. 14, 2026, hotter-than-expected inflation data revived rate-hike bets, pressuring the enterprise software giant alongside lingering AI cloud expansion concerns.

After hitting a new all-time high in September, Hyperliquid has cooled off considerably.

2027 is set for another large pay bump for Social Security beneficiaries.

How will Meta make money from Muse, and who will the other winners in the agentic industry be?

The cloud computing industry is primed to benefit from the growing use of AI.

It’s time for the 43rd installment of the Market Cap Game Show.

Weaker-than-expected results and a large regulatory fine weighed on shares.

Quantum computing has become a hot topic in the Bitcoin ecosystem. In March, Google Quantum AI and Oratomic/Caltech published whitepapers within hours of each other, each restating the resource estimates for breaking the cryptographic signature schemes that underlie property rights in the Bitcoin network. Each compressed the resources necessary to run Shor’s algorithm and break Bitcoin’s 256-bit Elliptic-Curve Cryptography (ECC-256). That milestone has shifted the quantum threat from “decades away” to “within a decade, possibly.”

Cybercabs make up an increasing share of Tesla’s robotaxi fleet.

Revenue surged 15.5% as large customer wins and digital sales drove market share gains.

Berkshire Hathaway just announced an additional $330 million into Bending Spoons.

A hot CPI report hit tech stocks hard.

Netflix, Oracle, ServiceNow, and AppLovin are well off their highs with the potential to rebound.

Record $7.8B revenue and $15.5T AUM as AI infrastructure demand reshapes asset management.

What did Nvidia tell investors two weeks before ChatGPT arrived? More about generative AI than most people noticed at the time.

Worries about China’s CXMT cause a third straight day of losses at Sandisk.

The memory powerhouse has high expectations.

VCIT targets intermediate corporate debt with 2,332 holdings, while BND spans 16,281 securities across government and corporate bonds. Both charge just 0.03% annually.

SPDR S&P 500 ETF was created roughly 33 years ago and offers clear guidance for navigating bear markets.