Equity markets in 2026 have reached valuation levels and concentration similar to the 1999 Internet Boom, driven largely by AI advancements. However, unlike 1999, today's economic, fiscal, and geopolitical conditions are less supportive, increasing systemic risk. The high costs and environmental impact of AI infrastructure, along with job displacement concerns, add uncertainty to the market outlook. Investors face limited safety nets if a downturn occurs, despite potential Federal Reserve balance sheet expansion.
BTCC Exchange has launched the TradFi Trading Carnival, a limited-time campaign offering USDT rewards for trading traditional financial instruments like precious metals, commodities, forex, indices, and stocks using USDT as collateral. Since introduc...
The EMEA technology sector's sports sponsorship market more than doubled its spending from $1.29 billion in 2020 to $2.94 billion in 2024 and remained steady at $2.93 billion in 2025. Soccer leads the market with 63.2% of sponsorship value, followed ...
Neil Lindsay, Amazon's senior vice president of Health Services, will step down from his role on July 1. He has been with Amazon for over 15 years and led key health initiatives including the online pharmacy and One Medical. Dr. Roy Schoenberg, cofou...
Snowflake has agreed to spend $6 billion on Amazon Web Services over five years, expanding its use of AWS's custom Arm-based Graviton chips and AI-focused GPUs. This deal highlights AWS's growing role in AI infrastructure as Snowflake also reported s...
UBS highlights Amazon's AWS AI backlog at $35 billion with 300% growth year-over-year, expecting AI to drive 26-30% of AWS revenue by 2026-2027. UBS forecasts AWS revenue at $175.9 billion in 2026, surpassing consensus, with operating income estimate...
