Microsoft’s record AI investment collided with slowing Azure growth and soft profit guidance, sparking a massive sell-off. The software giant’s stock plunged 12%, dragging major indexes down and pushing the software sector into bear market territory as investors questioned the payoff.
Tesla’s energy storage division deployed a record 46.7 gigawatt-hours in 2025, a 48% jump. The business now drives nearly a quarter of the company’s gross profit with margins nearly double those of its vehicles.
Oracle’s massive bet on AI data centers is spooking Wall Street. The stock has lost over half its value from last year’s record high, wiping out roughly $463 billion in market cap amid concerns over unclear returns.
Coinbase has seen its market cap plunge by $8.5 billion in just one week, with the stock down 13%. The downturn follows negative analyst moves and a broader crypto sell-off. Investors are left wondering what’s next.
According to Forbes, Wayfair’s supply chain engineering teams, led by Nirmal Jingar, generated millions in business value by modernizing core systems with AI. The key was treating AI as a leadership mandate, not just a tech project, to improve decisioning and efficiency across their global network o
Google has agreed to a $135 million settlement over allegations it collected Android users’ cellular data without consent. The deal could see users get up to $100 each and requires Google to change some data practices.
Microsoft posted strong overall growth, but its Xbox division is struggling. Gaming revenue dropped 9%, with hardware sales down a staggering 32% year-over-year. The company doesn’t expect a near-term turnaround.
Deutsche Bank announced record fourth-quarter profits for 2025, significantly beating analyst expectations. The strong financial results come just a day after German authorities searched the bank as part of a money laundering investigation.
Toyota is now selling purpose-built Hilux trucks directly through its dealers in South Africa. The custom builds come with a full factory warranty and are aimed squarely at business customers. This could change the game for fleet reliability and resale value.
Obvious Ventures, co-founded by Twitter’s Evan Williams, has raised its fifth fund at $360,360,360. The firm invests in planetary, human, and economic health startups. It’s a notable milestone in a VC landscape where few firms make it past three funds.
