TSLA
Japan Bets $16 Billion to Propel Rapidus in Global AI Chip Race
(Bloomberg) -- Japan approved ¥631.5 billion ($4 billion) in additional subsidies to quicken Rapidus Corp.’s entry into the high-stakes AI chipmaking arena, ramping up support for a project widely regarded as a long shot.The capital is intended to bankroll Rapidus’ work for IT firm Fujitsu Ltd., one of the initial clients that Tokyo hopes will get the signature endeavor off the ground. The new money raises the fees and investments that the government is injecting into the startup to ¥2.6 trillio
Bloomberg  ·  Apr 11, 2026 READ →
INTC
Japan Bets $16 Billion to Propel Rapidus in Global AI Chip Race
(Bloomberg) -- Japan approved ¥631.5 billion ($4 billion) in additional subsidies to quicken Rapidus Corp.’s entry into the high-stakes AI chipmaking arena, ramping up support for a project widely regarded as a long shot.The capital is intended to bankroll Rapidus’ work for IT firm Fujitsu Ltd., one of the initial clients that Tokyo hopes will get the signature endeavor off the ground. The new money raises the fees and investments that the government is injecting into the startup to ¥2.6 trillio
Bloomberg  ·  Apr 11, 2026 READ →
NVDA
Japan Bets $16 Billion to Propel Rapidus in Global AI Chip Race
(Bloomberg) -- Japan approved ¥631.5 billion ($4 billion) in additional subsidies to quicken Rapidus Corp.’s entry into the high-stakes AI chipmaking arena, ramping up support for a project widely regarded as a long shot.The capital is intended to bankroll Rapidus’ work for IT firm Fujitsu Ltd., one of the initial clients that Tokyo hopes will get the signature endeavor off the ground. The new money raises the fees and investments that the government is injecting into the startup to ¥2.6 trillio
Bloomberg  ·  Apr 11, 2026 READ →
INTC
The Energy Boom Is Real. These 3 Stocks Are the Smartest Long-Term Buys.
Natural gas demand is surging to support growing power demand by AI data centers and other catalysts.
Motley Fool  ·  Apr 11, 2026 READ →
NVDA
The Energy Boom Is Real. These 3 Stocks Are the Smartest Long-Term Buys.
Natural gas demand is surging to support growing power demand by AI data centers and other catalysts.
Motley Fool  ·  Apr 11, 2026 READ →
NVDA
Coinbase Says AI Agents Are the Future Of Crypto. So Which Cryptocurrencies Should You Be Buying?
Crypto investors looking for exposure to the AI agent investment thesis now have plenty of options.
Motley Fool  ·  Apr 11, 2026 READ →
INTC
Coinbase Says AI Agents Are the Future Of Crypto. So Which Cryptocurrencies Should You Be Buying?
Crypto investors looking for exposure to the AI agent investment thesis now have plenty of options.
Motley Fool  ·  Apr 11, 2026 READ →
INTC
Is the Stock Market Going to Crash This Year? History Could Not Be Any Clearer on What Should Happen in 2026.
The S&P 500 Shiller CAPE ratio has reached its second-highest level in history.
Motley Fool  ·  Mar 27, 2026 READ →
NVDA
Is the Stock Market Going to Crash This Year? History Could Not Be Any Clearer on What Should Happen in 2026.
The S&P 500 Shiller CAPE ratio has reached its second-highest level in history.
Motley Fool  ·  Mar 27, 2026 READ →
BTCUSDT
What Rising US Bond Yields Mean for Bitcoin
Oil-driven inflation fears and rising bond yields are tightening financial conditions and steering equities and cryptocurrencies.
decrypt  ·  Mar 27, 2026 READ →
PYPL
PayPal Bybit EU MiCA Link Highlights Valuation Gap And Earnings Concerns
PayPal Holdings (NasdaqGS:PYPL) is integrating with Bybit EU to offer direct fiat funding and withdrawals for crypto users in Europe under the MiCA framework. The partnership introduces PayPal as a payments option on a major MiCA regulated crypto platform, with access for both deposits and cashing out. A co branded rewards campaign is launching alongside the integration to promote usage and highlight compliant digital asset access for European users. For PayPal, this move comes at a time...
Simply Wall St.  ·  Mar 27, 2026 READ →
NKE
Nike’s World Cup Textile Waste Line Tests Turnaround And Valuation Story
Nike, NYSE:NKE, has launched 2026 World Cup fan and performance apparel made entirely from textile waste. The new line is part of the company’s ongoing turnaround plan and is aimed at both fans and professional athletes. The collection is designed to spotlight circular materials while tying Nike’s brand closely to one of the biggest global sporting events. Nike is rolling out this World Cup collection at a time when its shares trade around $52.07 and longer term returns have been weak, with...
Simply Wall St.  ·  Mar 27, 2026 READ →