New car sales for Tesla in Spain plunged 47.3% year-on-year in April, a sharp decline that is raising fresh concerns about the company’s competitive position in key European markets despite broader growth in electric vehicle demand. According to data from Spain’s automotive industry group ANFAC, Tesla registered just 301 vehicles in April, down nearly half…
The Trump family’s cryptocurrency venture has filed a lawsuit against its own high-profile backer, billionaire crypto entrepreneur Justin Sun, marking a sharp escalation in tensions within one of the most politically visible digital asset projects.
GameStop’s audacious $56 billion bid to acquire ebay has triggered immediate skepticism across financial markets, with investors and analysts questioning whether the much smaller retailer can realistically finance a takeover of eBay.
US President Donald Trump has announced on Truth Social that he will increase tariffs on European Union automobiles and trucks to 25%, a decision that immediately raises the risk of a new trade escalation between Washington and Brussels. The move, confirmed on May 1, 2026, targets one of the most sensitive sectors in transatlantic trade…
Morgan Stanley is forecasting a significant artificial intelligence–driven boost for Chinese equities, with analysts pointing to imminent capital inflows and structural growth tied to the country’s expanding AI ecosystem.
Taiwanese electronics giant Foxconn has successfully launched its second-generation low-Earth orbit (LEO) satellites aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket, marking a significant escalation in its ambitions to enter the global space technology sector.
Artificial intelligence is not destroying jobs—it is creating them. That was the central message from Jensen Huang, who said AI has already generated more than half a million jobs and is accelerating hiring as companies adopt the technology.
The United States has crossed a historic fiscal threshold: its national debt has now surpassed the size of its entire economy, marking the first time this has happened since the aftermath of World War II.
Mastercard has reported stronger-than-expected quarterly profits, driven by steady global transaction volumes, signaling that consumer spending remains resilient despite mounting economic uncertainty.
Meta Platforms’ aggressive push into artificial intelligence is delivering measurable business gains, yet investors remain unconvinced—while Amazon continues to receive far greater market confidence for similar or even larger spending. The divergence highlights a growing split in how Wall Street evaluates AI-driven capital expenditure across Big Tech.
