Investors are watching whether massive AI capex is translating into profits, with three of the largest tech companies reporting this week.

The result marks a political comeback for the leftist former president in Latin America's largest economy.

Meta's continued heavy AI capital spending is drawing scrutiny as investors question returns.

The reported debt deal to fund AI chips is central to SpaceX's artificial intelligence ambitions, though pricing talks were said to continue.

The planned outlay would accelerate SoftBank's global bet on AI infrastructure.

The delisting of two leveraged funds tied to the memory maker signals cooling investor appetite for the AI trade.

A programming slump and talent backlash drove a major regime change at the streamer.

Growing private equity inflows into defense technology are prompting bubble warnings.

AI-driven changes to Google search are reshaping traffic and economics for online publishers.

The South Korean memory maker's stock rose despite an AI-related selloff on the prospect of a dividend tied to its Kioxia stake.

The central bank pushed back on the prime minister's suggestion of using cryptocurrency to evade potential financial sanctions.

Japan is convening ministers as a rising number of data breaches expose online vulnerabilities.

Apple is also rolling out a retail store tool aimed at reducing wasted inventory.

The law requires disclosures on AI-generated advertising across image, video, audio, and text formats.

The streamer is facing questions about its audience strategy amid a competitive landscape.

Teardowns of Apple's foldable found hinge and screen weaknesses, with a 5/10 repairability score.

The French president faces limited leverage as he seeks to contain unrest.

The listing is Hong Kong's largest in nearly two months and lands in a volatile market for AI-related companies.