This week was a rollercoaster ride for the tech and market world. From Netflix’s stock taking a plunge to the Donald Trump administration’s attempt to control AI distribution, there was no shortage of action.

Let’s dive into the top stories that made headlines.

Netflix’s Q2 Highlights: Stock Dives On Guidance

The streaming giant, Netflix Inc., released its Q2 financial results last Thursday, leading to a significant drop in its shares. The company’s stock is nearing critical lows, raising concerns among investors.

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Trump Administration Seeks Control Over AI Distribution

The Trump administration is reportedly trying to gain more influence over the distribution of advanced AI models developed by OpenAI and Anthropic. The administration’s new cybersecurity initiative, Gold Eagle, could serve as a platform for this control.

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TikTok Back On Government Devices

The U.S. Justice Department has lifted the ban on TikTok for federal employees, stating that the app no longer poses national security risks. This decision comes after a restructuring by TikTok’s Chinese parent, ByteDance.

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Meta Negotiating $10 Billion AI Deal With Anthropic

Meta Platforms is reportedly in talks with Anthropic to rent AI data center capacity worth up to $10 billion over two years. The terms of the deal remain fluid.

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GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen’s Pursuit Of eBay

Ryan Cohen, CEO of GameStop, has expressed his determination to acquire eBay, stating that he would take the plan directly to shareholders if necessary. Cohen believes that a combined business could become a $1 trillion company.

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