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SpaceX plans a $55 billion semiconductor facility in Texas, with total investment potentially reaching $119 billion. The Terafab project targets AI, robotics, and data center chips.
Nvidia and Corning announced a major optical fiber partnership to expand U.S. manufacturing, aiming to meet surging demand from AI data centers.
Uber shares rose after stronger-than-expected bookings guidance offset a $1.5 billion hit to net income from equity revaluations in Q1.
FOX is offering $50,000 to a single fan willing to watch all 104 World Cup matches live in Times Square. The role includes content creation and audience engagement over 39 days.
Intel stock jumped 12% to a record high, driven by AI chip optimism and reports of a potential Apple partnership. The rally has also boosted the value of major institutional holdings.
Ferrari topped Wall Street’s first-quarter expectations and reaffirmed its full-year guidance as it prepares for its first electric vehicle debut.
Michael Burry sold his GameStop stake after Ryan Cohen’s proposed $55.5 billion eBay deal raised concerns over leverage. The investor warned against relying on debt-driven strategies.
South Korea’s KOSPI index surged 37% in just 34 days to a record high, driven by booming global demand for AI semiconductors. The rally added roughly $1 trillion in market value.
GameStop stock swung after CEO Ryan Cohen’s interview on a proposed $55.5 billion eBay deal failed to clarify financing. Investors questioned a reported $16–20 billion funding gap.
GameStop has made a $55 billion bid to acquire eBay at $125 per share, signaling an aggressive move to expand into e-commerce.