5th December 2025  Meta's  Metaverse is getting a 30% budget cut as Zuckerberg pivots from a $60 billion metaverse bet toward the unforgiving AI race. The move sent company shares up 4%, signaling investor relief over reining in one of tech's most expensive passion projects in a major strategic pivot.  Netflix  secures a landmark $72 billion  deal to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery's  film and streaming assets, a consolidation that would redraw Hollywood's map. Elsewhere, Harv

4th December 2025 A historic $6.25 billion pledge from Michael and Susan Dell is set to reshape financial access for 25 million American children, marking the largest donation ever directed toward U.S. youth as “Trump accounts” prepare to launch nationwide. In the Middle East, Washington is urgently pressing Lebanon to return an unexploded U.S.-made GBU-39 glide bomb that failed to detonate during an Israeli strike a rare intelligence risk that has sparked fears the sensitive

2nd December, 2025 Michael Burry is back with a new “Big Short,” warning that generative AI is deep in bubble territory as Scion’s analysis shows trillion-dollar infrastructure spend far outpacing real economic value. Bitcoin sinks as much as 8% as crypto sentiment sours, ETFs bleed billions, and fears of a Japan-driven unwind hit Coinbase, Strategy, and Robinhood. Nvidia tightens its grip on the AI ecosystem with a bold $2 billion stake in Synopsys, expanding its influence a

1st December 2025 Global markets were left blinking on Friday after a rare CME outage froze trading across futures tied to stocks, bonds, commodities, and currencies for more than eleven hours, underscoring just how fragile the world’s financial plumbing can be. Meanwhile, American consumers went in the opposite direction, shattering online spending records with an $11.8 billion Black Friday surge as AI-driven shopping tools reshape how people hunt for deals. Back on Wall Str

27th November 2025 The UK budget  freezes tax thresholds, raises gambling and EV levies, and introduces a mansion tax, ride-hailing VAT, and pension reforms while boosting defense spending. Bitcoin  topped $90K but may face near-term resistance. Meta  appeals EU antitrust data requests it calls intrusive, with a ruling expected next year. HSBC  warns OpenAI  won’t be profitable by 2030, facing a $207B funding gap to scale its AI operations. All this and more in today’s Read I

25th November 2025 The tech market is rewriting the leaderboard again as Google’s meteoric AI run shakes Nvidia’s dominance. Pharma makes history as Eli Lilly becomes the world’s first trillion-dollar healthcare company. Trump’s unexpected show of harmony with Mamdani has his base unraveling online. And Robinhood is expanding beyond trading, positioning itself at the center of the booming global prediction-markets wave. All this and more in today’s Read It And Eat! Major Head

21th November 2025 Meta  executives, including  Mark Zuckerberg , will pay $190M to settle shareholder claims over privacy failures, with new board policies on oversight and whistleblowers. Nvidia  beat Q3 estimates with $57B revenue and $1.30 EPS, but Michael Burry  warned of an AI bubble, questioning older GPUs and circular deals; Nvidia  defended long-term growth via its CUDA ecosystem. Walmart  will switch from the NYSE to Nasdaq, highlighting 27% online sales growth and

20th November 2025 Nvidia  eased AI bubble fears with strong earnings and $500B in chip bookings, though analysts warn of concentration risks. AI pioneer Yann LeCun  will leave Meta  to launch a new Advanced Machine Intelligence  venture, with Meta as a partner. President Trump  criticized Fed Chair Powell , urging a faster search for a successor amid a divided Fed and incomplete labor data. The Dutch government  paused intervention at Chinese-owned Nexperia  after talks with

18th November 2025 Jeff Bezos is stepping back into an operational role as co-CEO of a new AI startup, Bitcoin is testing fresh lows as sentiment sours, Ford is officially selling cars on Amazon, and Bangladesh has handed former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina a historic death sentence in absentia. All this and more in today’s Read  It And Eat! Major Headlines   Jeff Bezos reportedly returns to the trenches as co-CEO of new AI startup, Project Prometheus Amazon’s founder Jeff Be

15th November 2025 Starbucks baristas across the U.S. are staging a nationwide “Red Cup Rebellion,” escalating pressure on the coffee giant during one of its busiest promotional days. Verizon’s new CEO is preparing the company’s largest-ever layoffs, slashing 15,000 jobs as the telecom battles slowing growth and fierce competition. At the Fed, policymakers are openly split on whether December brings another rate cut, pushing market odds below 50%. And in a story stirring inte

13th November 2025 The longest U.S. government shutdown  in history ended after 43 days  as President Trump  signed a funding bill to restore federal services and return workers to their jobs, though political tensions remain. AMD  shares jumped 8% after forecasting a 60% boost in data center revenue over the next 3–5 years , fueled by AI deals  with OpenAI  and Oracle  and ambitions to challenge Nvidia’s dominance . Kim Kardashian’s Skims  raised $225 million  at a $5 billio

11th November 2025 Warren Buffett bids farewell to shareholders in his final Thanksgiving letter as Berkshire Hathaway CEO, reflecting on six decades of partnership, philanthropy, and perspective. The BBC faces its biggest credibility crisis in decades following the resignation of two top executives. Apple delays the next version of the iPhone Air amid weak sales and design trade-offs. At the White House, President Trump hosts Syria’s new leader, Ahmed al-Sharaa, a onetime al

10th November 2025 Donald Trump promises Americans a $2,000 “tariff dividend” as the White House leans on customs revenue to counter cost-of-living pressures. In New York, newly elected mayor Zohran Mamdani unveils a heavyweight transition team featuring former FTC Chair Lina Khan. The administration is also working on a 50-year mortgage plan, a bold bid to reshape housing affordability. And Apple is quietly building the next frontier of iPhone connectivity with new satellite

4th November 2025 OpenAI is going big, closing  a $38 billion cloud deal with Amazon to supercharge its next wave of AI models and computing ambitions. Elon Musk faces a rare “no” from Norway’s $2.1 trillion wealth fund as investors revolt against his record-shattering $1 trillion Tesla pay plan. Starbucks brews a bold comeback in China, offloading majority control of its $4 billion business to local giant Boyu Capital in a move to reclaim its caffeine crown. Down under, Aust

3rd November 2025 Donald Trump stirred global headlines after hinting at possible U.S. troop deployment or air strikes in Nigeria over what he calls “mass killings of Christians.” Meanwhile, Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway sits on a record-breaking $382 billion cash mountain as operating income surges 34% and dealmaking remains selective ahead of his retirement. Back home, the U.S. shutdown threatens early education access for 65,000 children,while fresh data confirms wha

31st October 2025 Tech titans are making aggressive moves this week; Amazon just reignited Wall Street with a $330 billion market value surge as its cloud business hits its fastest growth pace since 2022. Meanwhile, Disney’s networks have gone dark on YouTube TV after failed negotiations with Google, escalating another streaming war. Netflix is also in the headlines, reportedly exploring a bold bid for Warner Bros Discovery that could reshape Hollywood’s balance of power. And

28th October 2025 From Amazon’s largest round of corporate layoffs since 2022 to the U.S. government’s billion-dollar bet on AMD for AI-powered supercomputers, this week paints a picture of a tech industry at a crossroads: trimming fat while doubling down on artificial intelligence. Qualcomm is jumping headfirst into the data center AI chip race, challenging Nvidia and AMD, while America’s wealthy are cashing in on tax breaks that make private jets a “business expense.” All t

An analysis of the diverging economic reality of Wall Street v Main Street      “ For to everyone who has will more be given, and he will have an abundance. But from the one who has not, even what he has will be taken away. ” Matt 25:29 ESV In April of this year (2025) Trump sent shockwaves when he announced tariffs on his so-called Liberation Day, with many news outlets reporting that there was about $8.5 trillion wiped out in the value of financial assets  on the stock mark

27th October 2025 The suspects behind the $102 million Louvre jewel heist have been caught, just as one tried to flee France. Meanwhile, Japan makes history with the launch of the world’s first yen-pegged stablecoin, signaling a new era for digital finance. Over in the U.S., Boeing’s 13-week strike drags on after workers rejected yet another contract, deepening tensions in its defense arm. And in India, regulators are racing to patch cracks in the financial system after $17 b

21st October 2025 A global internet disruption sent shockwaves through businesses worldwide after Amazon’s AWS cloud service suffered a major outage. Meanwhile, Washington and Canberra sealed a $3 billion critical minerals pact aimed at reshaping supply chains and reducing China’s grip on rare earths. Elsewhere, Cards Against Humanity buried its feud with SpaceX, ending a bizarre corporate clash over Texas land rights. And as tariffs weigh heavily on global profits, new data