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Consumer Tech News (Jan 5-9): Semiconductors Steal CES 2026 Spotlight, AI Regulation Tightens As Governments Crack Down & More

At CES 2026, major semiconductor companies like Nvidia, AMD, Intel, and TSMC showcased advancements in AI chips and next-gen platforms, driven by rising global demand. The U.S. capture of Nicolás Maduro sparked a drone stock rally, while AI regulations tightened. Taiwan Semiconductor reported significant revenue growth, and Nvidia announced plans for a new Taipei headquarters amid surging AI chip demand. Other highlights include collaborations in medical tech and generative AI, as well as Tesla's development of in-house chips. The tech sector remains dynamic with ongoing innovations and strategic moves.

benzinga_article·
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NVDA
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SOXL
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benzinga_article·
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NVDA
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SOXL
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This Week: Investors Rotate Into Cyclical Sectors

This week, investors shifted focus to cyclical sectors, with energy, financials, and industrials outperforming amid a stable economic backdrop. Energy stocks surged due to geopolitical developments in Venezuela, while financials benefited from strong housing data. The semiconductor sector saw volatility, with AI-related stocks experiencing mixed performance. Notably, OKLO announced a partnership with Meta to develop a nuclear power campus, enhancing its financial outlook and signaling a commitment to next-gen energy solutions. Overall, the market breadth improved, suggesting a potential for sustained growth in diversified equity exposure.

Talkmarkets·
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META
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OKLO
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Talkmarkets·
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META
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OKLO
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Amazon makes fresh attempt to claim wearable AI market share with $50 device

Amazon is making a renewed effort to capture the wearable AI market with a $50 device acquired from startup Bee. This gadget, which can be worn on clothing or the wrist, continuously listens and builds task lists through a phone app. Despite past challenges in the wearable tech space, Amazon aims to differentiate Bee by offering an automatic diary feature. Privacy concerns have been addressed, ensuring no audio recordings are stored. The device also integrates with email and calendar apps for added functionality, reflecting a growing interest in AI that can engage in conversation.

Cryptopolitan·
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AMZN
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AMZU
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Cryptopolitan·
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AMZN
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AMZU
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BUZZ-US retailers up after Deutsche Bank resumes coverage with 'buy' rating

Shares of U.S. food retailers have increased following Deutsche Bank's resumption of coverage with a 'buy' rating. Costco's shares rose approximately 5.5%, while Target, Kroger, and Albertsons saw increases of 3%, 2%, and 3%, respectively. Analysts predict a mixed year in 2026, influenced by food disinflation and changes in SNAP and Medicaid benefits. Tax refunds are expected to primarily benefit low- to middle-income consumers, while affluent households may gain from higher tax deductions. In 2025, Costco and Target experienced declines of 6% and 28%, respectively, while Kroger rose by 2.2%.

Reuters·
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TGT
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COST
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Reuters·
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KR
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TGT
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COST
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Costco Rallies on Strong December Sales and Tariff Relief Hopes

Costco Wholesale Corp. shares rose 4.7% following a strong December sales report, reaching a six-week high. Jefferies increased revenue and profit projections for the second quarter, citing robust membership trends. Oppenheimer noted a rise in comparable sales growth from 11.6% in November to 14.6% in December. Analysts believe Costco's value proposition and affluent customer base will drive continued outperformance, with a potential special dividend or stock split on the horizon. Additionally, a favorable U.S. Supreme Court ruling on tariffs could further enhance performance for U.S. retailers.

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COST
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