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Friday, Pivotal Research analyst Jeff Wlodarczak raised his price target for Alphabet stock to a Street-high $400 from a prior $350 a share. He kept his buy rating on Alphabet.

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Apple is experiencing a significant exodus of senior executives, including general counsel Kate Adams and VP Lisa Jackson. This follows recent departures of other key leaders. Jennifer Newstead from Meta Platforms will replace Adams. The departures occur amid pressure from the Trump administration and criticism over Apple's A.I. strategy. Despite these challenges, Apple's stock has risen 15% this year.

- Apple is experiencing an executive exodus, with general counsel Kate Adams and vice president Lisa Jackson retiring, following the departures of other senior leaders.  
- The company is under pressure from potential tariffs due to its manufacturing reliance on China, prompting CEO Tim Cook to engage with the Trump administration to promote American manufacturing.  
- Jennifer Newstead, formerly Meta Platforms' chief legal officer, will replace Adams, as Apple faces criticism for its A.I. strategy and delays in revamping its Siri assistant.

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Meta's metaverse reversal nods to tech's new mantra: AI or the highway

Meta Platforms plans to cut spending on its metaverse unit by up to 30%, leading to a 3% stock gain. The company, which rebranded in 2021 to focus on virtual reality, faces investor concerns over high A.I. spending. The cuts may include layoffs by 2026. Meta's Reality Labs reported a $4.4 billion loss last quarter, with cumulative losses of $70 billion since 2020. META stock is up 10% this year, trading at $661.53 per share.

- Meta Platforms' (META) stock rose 3% on December 4 following reports of potential budget cuts of up to 30% for its metaverse division.  
- The company, which has invested $70 billion to $72 billion in artificial intelligence this year, is facing investor concerns over its spending, particularly after announcing increased capital expenditures for 2026.  
- Significant cuts to the metaverse could lead to layoffs in 2026, as Meta's Reality Labs unit has incurred substantial losses, totaling $70 billion since 2020.

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Europe is intensifying its crackdown on Big Tech, imposing a 120 million euro fine on Elon Musk's X for breaching EU online content rules, following a 3 billion euro fine on Google. The EU's actions defy U.S. President Trump's administration, which has linked trade tariffs to EU digital regulations. EU antitrust chief Teresa Ribera defends the EU's stance, emphasizing the importance of fair digital markets. Despite U.S. pressure, the EU continues investigations into Meta, showcasing its commitment to enforcing digital laws.

- The European Commission has fined Elon Musk's X 120 million euros for violating EU online content regulations, following a 2.95 billion euro fine imposed on Google three months prior.  
- This crackdown on Big Tech, which includes investigations into major companies like Amazon and Meta, is met with resistance from the U.S. government, which has linked tariff reductions to EU digital regulations.  
- EU antitrust chief Teresa Ribera emphasized the importance of upholding European digital market laws, asserting that competition law should not be used as a bargaining tool in trade negotiations.

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Analyst Jeffrey Wlodarczak predicts Google could become a $5 trillion company, rivaling Nvidia, by capturing market share with its AI and custom silicon business. He raised Google's price target to $400, citing its strong AI positioning and semiconductor advancements. Google's TPU business and AI applications are expected to drive cloud computing growth and revenue. Wlodarczak foresees Google as a dominant player, even amid potential AI market corrections, with its Gemini gaining share from ChatGPT.

- Analyst Jeffrey Wlodarczak predicts that Google will capture up to 10% of Nvidia's annual revenue through its custom silicon business, positioning it as a strong competitor.  
- Google's shares have surged nearly 70% in 2025, with Wlodarczak raising the price target to $400, suggesting a potential market cap of almost $5 trillion.  
- He believes Google's advancements in AI and semiconductor technology could lead to significant market share gains, especially if concerns about an AI bubble materialize.

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Meta has announced AI licensing deals with CNN, Fox News, USA Today, and others to enhance its AI chatbot's content delivery. This move follows lawsuits from publishers against AI companies for content theft. Meta aims to provide diverse viewpoints and content types, having previously ended deals with major publications and removed news from Facebook and Instagram in Canada. Similar deals were made with Reuters last year.

- Meta has announced a partnership with CNN, Fox News, USA Today, and People Inc. to enhance its AI chatbot's responses.  
- This move follows ongoing lawsuits from publishers against AI companies for content theft, including a recent lawsuit by The New York Times against Perplexity.  
- Meta's strategy includes AI licensing agreements with various media outlets, reflecting a shift after previously withdrawing from major publication deals and news content in Canada.

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Meta strikes AI licensing deals with CNN, Fox News, and USA Today