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Goldman says SpaceX capex hits 360 billion by 2028, that is a country-sized number 🚀 June 12 cannot come fast enough

INTC ran huge YTD, a risk-off pullback was always coming. healthy reset imo 🤷

whole AI complex red and NVDA barely moves, kinda boring being the safe one now lol who'd have thought 🫡

WWDC is here and this is the most important one in a decade 🚨 Apple is the last big tech name without a real AI story, and a Gemini-powered Siri plus an App Store AI agent could flip the entire narrative. Watch the stock on three things: does Siri actually ship, is there a paid AI tier, and how much of this is live in iOS 27 versus vaporware. High stakes for a trillion-dollar laggard. Not financial advice.

PDD Just Crossed a Line Nobody Noticed In Q1 2026, something happened at PDD that barely made the headlines. For the first time in the company's history, transaction service revenue overtook advertising revenue. Most people saw the headline numbers: revenue up 11%, operating profit up 22%. Decent, not spectacular. But that structural shift buried inside the report is actually the more important story. Here is why it matters. When PDD launched, it made money the way every e-commerce platform makes money: selling ads to merchants who wanted visibility on the platform. The more merchants competed for eyeballs, the more ad revenue PDD collected. That is a good business. But it is also a business with a ceiling, because ad budgets are finite and merchants eventually push back. Transaction service revenue is different. It is a cut of every sale that goes through the platform. As GMV grows, this number grows with it. And because PDD's take rate has been rising alongside volume, the math compounds in a way that ad revenue cannot match indefinitely. What this crossing-over moment tells us is that PDD's core commerce infrastructure has become strong enough to generate more value than its marketing layer. The flywheel is no longer dependent on selling ads to fund itself. It is funding itself through actual commerce. For regular investors watching this from the outside, the question worth asking is simple: which business model do you want to own over the next decade? One that sells attention, or one that takes a cut of every transaction? PDD just told us which one it is becoming.

Alibaba, JD, PDD, and Meituan Fined $528M. Investors Cheer. Why and which to buy?

wait so Google is making its own chips AT Intel now?? if even the hyperscalers trust 18A, maybe Intel foundry isn't as dead as everyone said. someone smarter explain to me 🙏

Is Meituan's core local commerce loss a Douyin problem or a deeper structural problem?? If Douyin keeps winning restaurant and local services discovery, what actually keeps Meituan's moat intact beyond delivery logistics?? 🙋 that feels thinner than it used to.

Tencent needs to show margin expansion, not just revenue. China tech at inflection — advertising and fintech key