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Lutnick Signals No Wiggle Room For Nvidia On China Chip Controls
U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick addressed the licensing requirements governing Nvidia Corp.’s (NASDAQ:NVDA) sales of its advanced AI chips to China during a hearing on Tuesday. Lutnick stated that Nvidia must adhere to the detailed licensing terms for the sale of its second-most-advanced AI chip, the H200, to China, Reuters reported on Tuesday. He explained that the terms, which were developed in collaboration with the State Department, are detailed and non-negotiable. Don't Miss: Missed
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GOOGL
Is a 100-Year Bond Worth Buying?
Alphabet is selling an ultra rate 100-year bond, landmark transaction in the debt-fueled race for artificial intelligence supremacy. The story dominated Wall Street this week. Matt Brill of Invesco says he'd be a buyer, only if he's getting paid.
Bloomberg  ·  Feb 13, 2026 READ →
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Crypto Crash: Is Bitcoin Still the Best Cryptocurrency to Buy After This Sell-Off?
Bitcoin's recent tumble wasn't linked to its fundamentals.
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Why QXO Rallied This Week
The building materials distribution company announced a splashy new acquisition.
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GOOGL
2 AI Stocks That Could Go Parabolic
Although both stocks trade at reasonably high valuations, they appear well-positioned to benefit disproportionately from locked-in AI infrastructure spending.
Motley Fool  ·  Feb 13, 2026 READ →
AAPL
Equities Rise Intraday as Markets Parse CPI Report
US benchmark equity indexes were higher intraday as investors assessed the latest consumer inflation
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AAPL
Trump's potential steel, aluminum rollback would be latest tariff reversal amid broader affordability push
A move to simplify tariffs on metals would be the latest of about half a dozen changes in Trump's tariff policy in recent months.
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PLTR
NHS contractor Palantir will suffer $200bn wipeout, says Big Short investor
The US investor made famous by the film The Big Short is predicting that NHS contractor Palantir will have $200bn (£147bn) knocked off its value in the coming years.
The Telegraph  ·  Feb 13, 2026 READ →
GOOGL
Pinterest plunges as tariffs weigh on large customers' ad spending
Pinterest shares plummeted over 20% in premarket trading on Friday after the image-sharing platform said its quarterly ‌revenue forecast was hit by large U.S. retailers scaling back ad ‌spending due to tariff-induced uncertainty. The company last month cut under 15% of its workforce, ​a restructuring that CFO Julia Donnelly said could disrupt near-term performance, as Pinterest rebuilds its go‑to‑market teams. Pinterest's stock is on track to open at its ​lowest since ​April 2020.
Reuters  ·  Feb 13, 2026 READ →
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Stock Market Today: Dow Falls On Surprise CPI Inflation Report; DraftKings Plunges On Earnings (Live Coverage)
Stock Market Today: The Dow Jones index dropped Friday on a surprise CPI inflation report. DraftKings plunged on earnings.
Investor's Business Daily  ·  Feb 13, 2026 READ →
GOOGL
Alphabet Century Bond Draws Questions
Strategist questions risks of 100-year debt tied to emerging technology.
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GOOGL
Amazon, Google And Others Are Pouring $700 Billion Into AI CapEx, Top Analyst Explains Why This Makes It 'Hard' To Bet Against Nvidia
As big tech ramps up what could total nearly $700 billion in artificial intelligence-driven capital expenditures, a top analyst believes Nvidia Corp. (NASDAQ:NVDA) stands to capture as much as half of that spending. Analyst Says Nvidia Is ‘Hard To Bet Against' On Wednesday, Futurum Group CEO Daniel Newman took to X and said that Nvidia could see 40% to 50% of the magnificent seven's committed AI capital expenditures flow its way. "$NVDA should see 40-50% of the ~$700 Billion in Mag 7 committed A
Benzinga  ·  Feb 13, 2026 READ →