Express News | According to Business Insider: Microsoft (MSFT.O) has abandoned a $3 billion cloud computing capacity leasing deal with Oracle (ORCL.N) over security concerns.

Breakings03:54

AI giants crunch the numbers! Microsoft is reportedly considering adopting open-source models to reduce agent costs.

① Recent reports indicate that Microsoft is considering shifting Copilot Cowork to a usage-based pricing model and integrating open-source models such as DeepSeek to reduce the operational costs of AI agents; ② As the frequency of AI agent model calls surges, tech giants are transitioning from 'stacking the most powerful models' to 'selecting cost-effective models based on specific use cases,' enabling Chinese open-source large models to accelerate their entry into the global enterprise market by leveraging their cost advantages.

cls.cn04:29

Express News | OpenAI Burned $3.7 Billion in First Three Months of 2026 - the Information

Breakings52minutes ago

U.S. Market Close | Investors Await Wallsh's Debut; Mixed Performance Across Major Indices, Dow Hits New High; SpaceX Surges 49% Post-IPO; Chip Stocks Under Pressure, Intel Drops Over 8%, AMD Falls More Than 7%; WTI Crude Oil Declines Nearly 5%

The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 0.64%, reaching a new all-time high, while the Nasdaq Composite fell 1.15% and the S&P 500 declined 0.57%. Semiconductor stocks plunged, with the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index dropping 5.7% in a single day. Details of the U.S.-Iran peace agreement continue to emerge, pushing WTI crude oil futures below $75 per barrel intraday—the lowest level this year—and driving U.S. Treasury yields lower, with the 30-year yield closing below the 5% mark.

wallstreetcn06:43

Tesla Booted From the 'Magnificent Seven' by a Top Fund Manager. Here Is the Tech Giant He's Crowned.

MarketWatch05:19

Top 20 by Trading Volume | SpaceX rises for three consecutive days, surpassing Amazon in market capitalization to become the world's fifth-largest publicly traded company; Apple's 2027 product roadmap leaks; memory and optical communications sectors weake

On Tuesday, SpaceX, the most actively traded stock on U.S. markets, rose 4.83%, with trading volume reaching $66.704 billion. Since its Nasdaq listing, SpaceX shares have climbed for three consecutive days, surging nearly 50% above their initial offering price. The stock closed at $201.80 on Tuesday, up $9.30 or 4.83%. The company’s market capitalization reached $2.64 trillion, briefly surpassing both Amazon and Microsoft during the session and propelling it into the ranks of the world’s five most valuable companies just days after its public debut.

Global Market Update05:14