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Express News | Trump demands that Amazon, Google, and others sign energy commitments to prevent data centers from 'draining' residential electricity bills.

BreakingsMar 4 20:27

Middle East Conflict Ignites Aluminum, Resurfaces Domestic Issues

Benzinga20minutes ago

Stocks to Watch Thursday: Broadcom, StubHub, Cracker Barrel -- WSJ

WSJ35minutes ago

Express News | Amazon's (AMZN.O) robotics division has laid off at least 100 employees.

Breakings17:32

Jensen Huang Says Nvidia's $30 Billion OpenAI Investment 'Might Be The Last' Before IPO

Benzinga16:31

Elon Musk's wealth surged by 89% in the Hurun Global Rich List, making him the world's richest person.

The Hurun Research Institute released the 'Hurun Global Rich List 2026,' which shows that the number of billionaires worldwide has exceeded 4,000 for the first time, reaching a record high of 4,020. Among them, China has 1,110, surpassing the United States' 1,000 to reclaim the top spot globally. According to the list, Tesla (TSLA.US) founder Elon Musk ranked as the world's richest person for the fifth time in six years, with his wealth surging by 89% over the past year to reach RMB 5.5 trillion. Amazon (AMZN.US) founder Jeff

AASTOCKS16:06

How the Mag 7 Became the Lag 7 -- and What's Ahead for the Stocks -- Barrons.com

Barron's16:04

Robinhood Unveils New Platinum Card Offering $250 Autonomous Ride Credit, TSA PreCheck Access, Cashbacks—Here's What You Need To Know

Benzinga15:45

Iran Crisis Impacts Global Chip Industry! South Korean Legislator Warns: Supply of Key Materials May Be Disrupted, Leading to Another Rise in Chip Prices

Kim Young-bae, a lawmaker from South Korea's ruling party, stated on Thursday that the country's semiconductor industry is concerned that an escalating Iran crisis could disrupt the supply of key raw materials from the Middle East and drive up chip prices due to surging energy costs.

Zhitong Finance15:17

Data centers become 'high-risk structures in wartime'! A comprehensive analysis: How has the tech industry been drawn into the Middle East conflict?

①Throughout thousands of years of human warfare, the means of destruction employed by warring parties have never strayed from targeting the foundations of survival: from poisoning wells and burning supplies in ancient times to destroying bridges and launching surprise attacks on oil refineries in modern history… ②In the current conflicts sweeping across the Middle East, a new target has been added to the list of attacks: data centers.

cls.cn15:08

Rosenblatt Securities Analyst: Investors' Fears Over AI Infrastructure Spending May Have Peaked

Analysts claim that the pessimism among hyperscale data center operators regarding capital expenditures has reached its "peak."

Zhitong Finance14:37

Cathie Wood Buys What This Billionaire Is Selling: Ark Adds Amazon And Alibaba Stock, Dumps This Chip Giant

Benzinga10:37

Amazon's Layoffs in Robotics Positions Signal Strategic Shift: $200 Billion Full Investment in AI Computing Power, with In-House AI Chips as the Core Cost-Reduction Strategy

Amazon is reallocating capital and talent from robotics projects with longer return cycles and more complex engineering integration to the faster monetization layer of AI infrastructure.

Zhitong Finance10:12

Amazon Eliminates 100 White Collar Jobs In Robotics Team: Report

Benzinga10:08

The U.S. technology industry group sent a letter to the Pentagon, protesting against the label of 'supply chain risk.'

Gelonghui, March 5th | A U.S. technology industry group sent a letter to U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth, expressing concerns over the Pentagon's designation of an American company as a 'supply chain risk,' warning that this move could have far-reaching impacts on the industry and the national security ecosystem. The group includes tech giants such as NVIDIA, Google, Anthropic, Microsoft, Apple, and Amazon. The letter, authored by the Information Technology Industry Council (ITI), did not explicitly name Anthropic, but the artificial intelligence company was labeled a 'supply chain risk' last Friday after failing to reach an agreement with the Department of Defense.

Gelonghui Finance09:33

Trump Addresses 'Major AI Hurdle': Tech Giants Agree to Self-Fund Deal, Electricity Costs Expected to Decline!

These companies signed a non-binding five-point agreement, committing to ensure the power supply for data centers and cover the costs of related infrastructure upgrades.

cls.cn08:48

CHICAGOLAND NOMBRADA EL ÁREA METROPOLITANA NÚMERO1 DE EE. UU. PARA LA REUBICACIÓN CORPORATIVA Y LA SELECCIÓN DE EMPLAZAMIENTOS

PR Newswire08:23

Cramer Says the Oil Market Is Signaling the Iran War Won't Spiral — and That's Bullish for Stocks

CNBC07:47

'White House Casts Doubt on Pentagon-Anthropic Talks'- Axios

Benzinga06:12

The three major U.S. stock indexes closed collectively higher, with Intel rising more than 5%.

Gelonghui, March 5th | The three major U.S. stock indexes closed collectively higher, with the Nasdaq up 1.29%, the S&P 500 Index up 0.78%, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average up 0.49%. Most large-cap technology stocks rose, with Intel surging over 5%, Amazon and Tesla rising more than 3%, Meta and NVIDIA gaining over 1%, and Microsoft and Netflix posting modest increases; Apple and Google edged slightly lower. Cryptocurrency-related stocks in the U.S. market soared across the board, with Coinbase jumping over 14%, Strategy rising more than 10%, Figure climbing over 7%, and Circle increasing by more than 5%. Moderna surged 16% after the company partnered with Genevant and...

Gelonghui Finance06:09