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Google releases urgent fix for Chrome zero-day vulnerability

Rivian Develops AI Chips to Replace Nvidia's Products

Google Launches New Network Research Agent Benchmark Test DeepSearchQA

Google Launches New Interactive API

Google Releases More Powerful Gemini Deep Study Proxy

Microsoft Pledges to Develop Super AI Aligned with Human Goals

NVIDIA Launches Most Comprehensive CUDA Platform Update in Two Decades to Counter Open-Source Competition

Amazon reportedly plans to launch a new one-hour in-store pickup service

Meta Platforms' Stock Dips Due to Allegations of Endangered Species Parts Sales on Facebook

UBS analyst maintains Apple's neutral rating

BMW Electric Cars Can Use Tesla Superchargers

Analyst upgrades Microsoft stock rating from 'Hold' to 'Buy'

Meta will pay its quarterly cash dividend to shareholders

China's used car market recovered significantly in early December, with an increased share of new energy vehicle transactions

Elon Musk Says He Found $100B-$200B in 'Zombie Payments'

UBS report indicates DRAM faces unprecedented supply tightness, with shortages potentially lasting until 2027

Microsoft 365 Specialist Adepteq Achieves Elite Status in ShareGate Partner Program

Analyst Upgrades Microsoft and Netflix Ratings, Downgrades Supermicro and Cracker Barrel Ratings

Piper Sandler reiterates Meta as a top large-cap pick, maintaining 'Overweight' rating and $840 price target.

TSMC's Advanced Packaging Capacity is Tight, NVIDIA Secures Over Half of Next Year's Share

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Broadcom is set to report its Q4 earnings, with analysts expecting $1.86 EPS and $17.49 billion revenue. The stock has risen 75% in 2025, driven by AI infrastructure growth. Broadcom's custom chips rival Nvidia's, with major clients like Google and OpenAI. Investors will focus on AI revenue guidance and partnerships. The company has a market cap of $1.91 trillion.

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Tesla leads Hong Kong's private vehicle registrations in November 2025, with Model Y as the top EV. In Malaysia, Tesla reclaimed the number-one EV spot, with Model Y achieving 810 new registrations, surpassing Proton's e.MAS 7. Malaysia's EV registrations hit a record 5,417 in November, marking a 200% year-over-year increase. Tesla's Model Y remains a top performer, contributing to Malaysia's accelerating EV adoption.

- Tesla is experiencing strong growth in the Asia-Pacific region, leading private vehicle registrations in Hong Kong and reclaiming the top EV spot in Malaysia in November 2025.  
- In Malaysia, EV registrations surged by 200% year-over-year, with Tesla's Model Y achieving 810 new registrations, marking its best month of the year.  
- The overall trend indicates a rapid acceleration in EV adoption, with Malaysia on track to exceed 40,000 registrations for 2025, significantly up from the previous year.

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Tesla Leads in Hong Kong Auto Market as Model Y Becomes Malaysia’s Top EV in November

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How Fast Does an AI Chip Depreciate, and Why Does It Matter for Nvidia Stock?

Consumer Reports' latest study on used car reliability ranks Tesla last among 26 brands, including Chrysler, Dodge, and Jeep. The study focuses on 5-to-10-year-old vehicles from model years 2014 to 2019. Despite the low ranking, the data suggests a nuanced view, highlighting Tesla's relative newness as an automaker.

- Consumer Reports' latest study on used car reliability ranks Tesla last among 26 brands, below Chrysler, Dodge, and Jeep.  
- The study focuses on vehicles aged 5 to 10 years and is based on owner-reported problems from model years 2014 to 2019.  
- Despite the negative ranking, the data suggests a more complex view of Tesla's reliability, reflecting its status as a relatively new automaker.  

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Tesla ranks dead last in used car reliability study, but there’s a catch

How is that AI story doing?Can we have an AI bull with ORCL puking and NVDA trading soggy? Chart shows the two vs the AIQ.

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State attorneys general across the US are demanding more accountability from AI companies, warning that their chatbots may be violating state laws. Meta, Google, and OpenAI have been given a deadline of January 16th, 2026 to implement more safety measures for generative AI. The AGs emphasize that innovation is not an excuse for noncompliance with laws and endangering residents, particularly children.

- State attorneys general from across the US are urging AI companies to ensure compliance with state laws regarding their chatbots.  
- They have set a deadline of January 16th, 2026, for companies like Meta, Google, and OpenAI to implement safety measures for generative AI.  
- The AGs emphasize that innovation cannot justify noncompliance and express concerns about the potential dangers posed to children and residents.  

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State AGs warn Google, Meta, and OpenAI that their chatbots could be breaking the law

Meta is reportedly cutting the budget for its Meta Reality Labs by up to 30% and delaying future headset releases, sparking speculation about the decline of VR and the metaverse. Despite this, the newsletter suggests VR is still thriving, countering claims that VR was never the right choice.

- Meta is reportedly cutting its Meta Reality Labs budget by up to 30 percent and delaying future headset releases.  
- This has led to claims from various commentators that the metaverse and virtual reality (VR) are failing, with some declaring VR as a poor investment.  
- The conversation surrounding these developments has become increasingly complex and contentious.  

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Alphabet is entering the AI chip market with its tensor processing units (TPUs), posing a potential threat to Nvidia's dominance. However, Nvidia's GPUs remain crucial in AI infrastructure, and the market is not winner-take-all. Nvidia continues to hold a strong position despite Alphabet's growing influence.

- Nvidia has maintained its dominance in the AI landscape, with its GPUs being essential for generative AI development.  
- Alphabet's introduction of TPUs poses a new challenge, but many users, including Google, continue to rely on Nvidia's GPUs alongside TPUs.  
- The AI chip market is projected to grow significantly, and Nvidia is expected to remain a key player despite emerging competition.

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Tesla stock fell over 2% due to concerns about valuation, margin pressure, and execution risks in autonomous driving. Morgan Stanley's downgrade to "Equal Weight" contributed to the decline. Analysts are divided on Tesla's valuation, with some seeing potential in AI and robotics, while others warn of trading risks. Key support levels are at $405-$410, with potential further decline if breached. The consensus price target is $381.70, indicating a possible 12% downside. Traders are advised to watch for near-term catalysts and Tesla's next earnings call.

- Tesla stock (NASDAQ: TSLA) fell over 2% amid concerns about valuation, margin pressure, and autonomous driving execution risks, following a downgrade by Morgan Stanley.  
- The stock's performance is influenced by macro sentiment and company-specific factors, with key support levels at $405 to $410, where a decisive break could indicate further weakness.  
- Analysts are divided, with some maintaining bullish price targets based on potential breakthroughs, while others caution about execution risks and a challenging trading environment.

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Tesla stock slips 2%: is this start of a broader TSLA sell-off?

Meta Platforms (META) faced a significant drop in stock value following accusations of allowing the sale of endangered species parts on Facebook. An investigation by BBC News revealed listings for tiger parts, shark fins, and pangolin scales. Meta denies these practices, stating they remove such content when identified and encourage users to report violations. This incident highlights the challenges social media platforms face in preventing illegal activities.

- Meta Platforms (META) faced criticism as an investigation revealed the sale of endangered species' parts on Facebook, including tiger bones and shark fins.  
- The report by BBC News highlighted the presence of illegal wildlife trade on the platform, despite Meta's claim that it prohibits such sales and removes offending content promptly.  
- The situation underscores the challenges social media networks face in regulating illegal activities and maintaining user safety amidst broader issues of harmful content.

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Meta Gets Munched on Claims it is Allowing the Sale of Endangered Tiger Parts on Facebook

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The global ad market is booming, projected to reach $1.19 trillion in 2025, with Big Tech capturing 56.1% of ad spend outside China. Alphabet, Amazon, and Meta dominate, leaving UK agencies with a shrinking share. Digital channels account for 81% of UK ad spend, with platforms like TikTok growing rapidly. EU regulations favor Big Tech, disadvantaging smaller UK vendors. Despite UK's ad market growth, benefits are drained by global platforms.

- The global ad market is projected to reach $1.19 trillion in 2025, with significant growth concentrated among Big Tech companies like Alphabet, Amazon, and Meta, which capture over 56% of global ad spend outside China.  
- Despite rising ad budgets, UK agencies are facing challenges as advertisers increasingly bypass them in favor of direct spending with Big Tech, leading to declining shares and profit forecasts for agencies like M&C Saatchi and S4 Capital.  
- Regulatory changes, such as the EU's 'Digital Omnibus', further favor large platforms, exacerbating the struggles of smaller ad tech vendors and traditional publishers in the rapidly evolving market.

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- Elon Musk's political involvement negatively impacted Tesla's sales and brand image, leading to a significant loss of market share globally.  
- The company is introducing cheaper Standard models and the Cybercab in hopes of recovering sales, but faces challenges from increasing competition and regulatory hurdles.  
- Tesla's market share in the U.S. has dropped below 40%, and the outlook for 2025 suggests continued declining sales and market presence.

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