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That's the fear gripping Wall Street as another inflation gauge on Friday came in hotter-than-expected.  

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Wall Street is growing increasingly uneasy about an options-driven momentum trade that has helped push the S&P 500 to record highs.

Shares in the Tokyo-based tech investor SoftBank gained as much as 3.2% reports that 66-year-old billionaire CEO Masayoshi Son is seeking funding for a foray into AI chips to compete with Nvidia Corp.

Tender offer makes OpenAI one of the most valuable start-ups in the world. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Sam Altman’s goal of raising about $7 trillion to make AI chips tells a story beyond his borderline-insane ambitions. First, the infrastructure needed to build AI has become exorbitantly expensive. Second, most of that value is still held by a handful of large technology companies and the oligopoly is only going to get worse

Some partners were cautioned not to anticipate the unveiling of the yet-to-be-announced Switch 2 until March 2025 at the earliest.

Morgan Stanley portfolio manager Andrew Slimmon said that investors looking for opportunities should take advantage of pullbacks.

Nintendo Co. shares tumbled after reports that the company was pushing back the launch of its Switch successor to the beginning of next year.

The so-called "Magnificent 7" now wields greater financial might than almost every other major country in the world, according to new Deutsche Bank research.