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Apple and Microsoft raise device prices amid soaring memory and storage costs driven by AI demand
On June 25, 2026, Apple and Microsoft raised prices on key devices due to rising memory and storage chip costs fueled by AI data center demand.
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US Tech Stocks Sell Off on Fed Rate Hike Fears and AI Spending Concerns
Major US tech and semiconductor stocks fell sharply on June 23 amid worries over Federal Reserve tightening and corporate AI capital expenditures.
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Global Tech Stocks Plunge as AI Rally Ends and Economic Concerns Rise
Global technology stocks, led by chipmakers and SpaceX, fell sharply amid AI rally selloff and economic worries this week.
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Deutsche Bank cuts gold forecasts as Fed rate hike expectations rise
Deutsche Bank lowered its gold price forecasts by up to 22%, citing expected Federal Reserve rate hikes in late 2026.
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Oracle cuts 21,000 jobs worldwide amid AI-driven restructuring in 2026
Oracle reduced its global workforce by 21,000 in the year ending May 31, 2026, citing AI adoption and restructuring costs.
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Oracle Cuts 21,000 Jobs in Fiscal Year 2026 Citing AI Adoption and Other Factors
Oracle cut about 21,000 jobs globally in fiscal 2026, a 13% reduction, linked to AI adoption and restructuring costs.
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Getty Images shares surge after licensing deal with OpenAI for ChatGPT use
Getty Images announced a licensing deal with OpenAI that sent its shares soaring up to 200% in early trading Monday.
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Nasdaq Gets SEC Approval to List Bitcoin Index Options
The SEC approved Nasdaq to list Bitcoin price-based index options, the first crypto options on the equity market.
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Bloomberg airs financial programs highlighting market trends on May 22, 2026
Bloomberg aired Surveillance and The Close on May 22, 2026, covering market and political leaders and the S&P 500's longest weekly rally since 2023.
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Bank of America Strategist Warns SpaceX and OpenAI IPOs Could Trigger Tech Market Bubble
Bank of America strategist Michael Hartnett warns mega-IPOs from SpaceX and OpenAI may push tech sector in equity indices beyond historic bubble levels.
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Fed Governor Waller signals possible rate hikes if inflation persists
Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller signaled potential future rate hikes amid ongoing inflation concerns in a May 22 speech.
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Memorial Day BBQ costs rise with ground beef hitting record $6.89 per pound in 2026
Ground beef prices hit a historic high this Memorial Day, raising average barbecue costs by 13%, while private chefs offer hosting tips to ease stress.
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Nicki Minaj attends SpaceX Starship launch attempt, praises Elon Musk amid MAGA ties
Nicki Minaj appeared at SpaceX’s Starship V3 launch attempt in Texas, praising Elon Musk while publicly supporting MAGA and Donald Trump.
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Cristiano Ronaldo Leads Forbes 2026 List of Highest-Paid Athletes with $300M
Cristiano Ronaldo topped Forbes' 2026 ranking with $300 million, as the world’s top 50 athletes earned $4.1 billion combined.
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Lucid Motors cuts 18% of workforce, eliminates COO role amid restructuring
Lucid Motors laid off about 1,500 employees, cut its second shift, and ended the COO role as part of cost reductions announced June 22.
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EasyJet rejects Castlelake's £4.7 billion takeover bids for third time
EasyJet has rejected three takeover offers from Castlelake, including a £4.74 billion bid valuing, citing shareholder interests.
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UK launches consolidated tape offering unified view of bond market trading
ETS Connect UK launched a consolidated tape on June 22 capturing over 95% of UK bond trades across venues.
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SpaceX IPO sparks massive volatility, $400 billion market value loss amid $25B bond issuance
SpaceX’s June 11-12 IPO led to a rapid stock surge then a sharp $400 billion market value drop by June 22 amid debt plans.
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Former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan Dies at 100
Alan Greenspan, former U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman, died June 22 at age 100 from Parkinson's complications at home.
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Former Federal Reserve Chair Alan Greenspan Dies at 100
Alan Greenspan, Federal Reserve chairman from 1987 to 2006, died at 100 from Parkinson's complications, his wife Andrea Mitchell announced.
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Tesla Model 3 crashes into Texas home killing woman with driving assistance engaged
A Tesla Model 3 crashed into a Katy, Texas home on June 19, killing a 76-year-old woman while automated driving assistance was active.
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Lionel Messi joins football billionaires after US business deals
Lionel Messi surpassed $1 billion net worth through US business ventures, joining Cristiano Ronaldo as a football billionaire.
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South Korea warns won moves excessive, signals possible market actions
South Korea’s finance ministry and central bank warned of decisive action over won volatility on May 22.
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Qatar Airways to Skip Bonuses for Nearly 60,000 Staff Amid Impact of US-Israel War on Iran
Qatar Airways will not award 2026 staff bonuses due to lost revenue from flight cancellations caused by the US-Israel war on Iran.