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According to an Axios report, the Hawaii Democrat plans to reveal two separate measures in the months ahead designed to address labor market risks linked to AI adoption.

Despite blowout results, Nvidia stock had dropped 5.6% on Thursday.

Mass layoffs have already ignited a debate over whether Block’s reset is AI-driven efficiency or a COVID hiring hangover.

The week saw Joby beat Wall Street expectations for fourth-quarter revenue and reported a smaller-than-expected loss as production ramped up, pushing shares up.

Data from Stocktwits showed that retail sentiment on SPY has moved to ‘bullish’, while it remained ‘bearish’ on QQQ.

RKLB pitches orbiting data centers powered by silicon solar tech, lifting retail sentiment, even as investors brace for another potential Neutron delay.

IDC forecasts a staggering 13% drop in smartphone shipments in 2026, weighed by memory chip shortages and rising phone prices.

Anthropic is pushing back against government demands for broad military access to its AI systems, a stance that could steer some federal AI business towards rivals such as Palantir.

While Jack Dorsey defends the move to lay off people as a necessity of the current times, users on Stocktwits and X are raising concerns about the job cuts.

PSKY shares could remain highly volatile in the near term as Warner Bros. Discovery formally decides on its offer and the deal enters a regulatory review.

As the company focuses on growing its user base, Duolingo expects to have an impact in the short term, mainly on its profitability.

U.S. stock futures moved lower late Thursday as Nvidia’s 5.5% post-earnings drop weighed on semiconductor stocks.

The S&P 500 Index climbed toward a historic psychological threshold on Thursday, closing at 6,946.13 as investors shook off early-year volatility to chase the next major market milestone. The 0.8% daily gain reflects a resilient appetite for equities, driven by a "second wave" of artificial intelligence

The financial landscape of early 2026 has been defined by a definitive "Great Rotation," as investors aggressively pivot away from the mega-cap technology giants that dominated the previous decade in favor of long-neglected small-cap stocks. In a dramatic reversal of the "Magnificent Seven" era, the Russell 2000 Index (NYSE: IWM)

The U.S. labor market continues to display a startling durability that has left many economists recalibrating their recession models. According to data released by the Department of Labor on February 26, 2026, initial jobless claims for the week ending February 21 fell to 227,000, representing a decrease of

Burry pointed out that there has been a surge in Nvidia’s purchase obligations, which rose to $95.2 billion at the end of the fourth quarter, compared to $16.1 billion a year ago.

The economist added that the Federal Open Market Committee’s structure makes it susceptible to groupthink and that the institution has experienced mission creep.

Sales in Nvidia’s networking division grew faster than both its broader data center segment and the company’s overall revenue growth.

Data from Stocktwits showed that retail sentiment on SPY and QQQ diverged.

Earlier in the year, investors cheered SMR stock based on DOE’s $2.7 billion commitment to strengthen the uranium supply chain.

Nvidia insider trades in the last two years have almost exclusively been sales.

MELI stock was battered on Wednesday, even after better-than-expected revenue, as a profit miss weighed on investor sentiment.

Investors are optimistic about Joby’s growth prospects as FAA certification ramps up and the company prepares to fly its first passengers this year.

After a see-saw move, NVDA stock closed up slightly higher in Wednesday’s after-market session but slipped in overnight trading.

Investors assessed Nvidia’s earnings and China commentary alongside broader macro risks.