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Tesla’s Slump, Apple’s Rise, Meta’s Chip Play, and Heathrow Expansion
26th November 2025 Tesla Europe Sales October EV registrations fell nearly 50%, with competitors like BYD and SAIC gaining. Full self-driving approvals could help stabilize demand. Meta & Google Chips Meta may spend billions on Google’s AI chips, challenging Nvidia’s dominance in the data center market. Apple Tops Smartphones. Apple surpasses Samsung in global shipments for the first time since 2011, driven by iPhone 17 demand and favorable market conditions. Heathrow’s T
Jemima Asegieme
Nov 266 min read


“From Outages to Oversight: Cloud Failures, Meta’s Antitrust Win, Crypto Turbulence, and the Push for a Unified AI Framework”
19th November 2025 There were major disruptions and developments across tech, finance, and policy. Cloudflare outages briefly knocked platforms like X, Spotify, and ChatGPT offline, exposing the risks of relying on a few cloud providers. Meta won a landmark FTC antitrust case, with a judge ruling it does not currently hold a monopoly over social networking, amid evolving competition from TikTok . In crypto , over $1 billion in liquidations hit 190,000 traders as high leve
Jemima Asegieme
Nov 197 min read


SoftBank exists Its Nvidia holdings, Meta’s Chief AI Scientist leaves, and Billionaire Bitcoin Scammer caught
12th November 2025 SoftBank offloads $5.8B Nvidia stake to fuel AI bets, including OpenAI and Ampere Computing. Markets wobble, but the firm aims for its strongest annual profit since 2020. Zhimin Qian sentenced to 11+ years for a £5.5B crypto scam after seven years on the run.Authorities seized 61,000+ bitcoins, the UK’s largest crypto seizure. Yann LeCun plans to leave Meta to build a startup focused on world model AI. His exit follows internal tension as Meta shifts
Jemima Asegieme
Nov 126 min read


Musk’s $1T Payday, China’s Trade Shift, UK’s Tax Plans, and Pelosi’s Farewell
7th November 2025 Elon Musk won shareholder approval for a record $1 trillion Tesla pay package , reinforcing his control as the company accelerates its AI and robotics ambitions . China is loosening rare earth export rules , though analysts say the move falls short of U.S. expectations , keeping global trade tensions simmering. UK finance minister Rachel Reeves is reportedly planning an income tax rise in her upcoming budget, aiming to shore up public finances while e
Jemima Asegieme
Nov 77 min read


France Pushes EU to Probe Shein, Google Deal Clears DOJ, Snap Soars, and Trump’s Tariffs Under Fire
6th November 2025 France is urging the EU to launch a formal probe into Shein after finding child-like sex dolls and banned weapons on its platform. The move ramps up pressure under the Digital Services Act , which could see the fast-fashion giant face heavy fines. The US DOJ has closed its antitrust review of Google’s $32B Wiz acquisition , clearing a major hurdle for the tech giant’s push into cloud security , though global regulators are still reviewing the deal. Snap
Jemima Asegieme
Nov 66 min read


AI Frenzy Faces Doubts, Crypto Crashes Below $100K, Democrats Score Big Wins, and Markets Catch Their Breath
5th November 2025 It’s been a day of recalibration across markets and politics. Michael Burry made waves by shorting the AI boom, calling out Palantir and Nvidia just as tech stocks took a breather. Bitcoin slid below $100,000 for the first time since May, sparking $1.3 billion in liquidations. Meanwhile, Democrats scored sweeping wins in the first elections of Trump’s second term, with Zohran Mamdani’s historic New York mayoral victory leading the charge. From Wall Street to
Jemima Asegieme
Nov 56 min read


The Fed’s Flying Blind, Corporate America’s Cutting Deep, and Nvidia’s Skyrocketing
29th October 2025 The Fed is expected to trim interest rates by another quarter point this week, but policymakers are flying blind as the government shutdown delays key economic data. With limited visibility into jobs and inflation, Jerome Powell’s remarks may matter more than the move itself. Meanwhile, corporate America is in layoff mode. Amazon, UPS, PwC, and Target are all slashing thousands of white-collar roles moves many companies say will free up funds for AI investme
Jemima Asegieme
Oct 297 min read


The Stock Market Isn’t The Economy, and Neither is Inflation.
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

David Abam
Oct 2723 min read


Trump’s Binance Pardon, NBA Gambling Charges, Anthropic’s AI Push, and Apple’s iPhone Air Cuts”
24th October 2025 President Trump has pardoned Binance founder Changpeng Zhao, reigniting debate over his administration’s close ties to the crypto industry. The NBA faces a major integrity crisis as coach Chauncey Billups and player Terry Rozier are charged in separate federal gambling probes. Anthropic has deepened its partnership with Google, securing billions in AI chips to power the next generation of its Claude chatbot. Meanwhile, Apple is slashing production of the iPh
Jemima Asegieme
Oct 248 min read


Nokia is Bullish on AI, Reddit v Perplexity AI, Trump Strikes Russia at the Heart & Amazon’s Smart Glasses for Smarter Delivery
23rd October 2025 Nokia CEO Justin Hotard says the AI surge mirrors the 1990s internet boom but this time, the growth looks built to last. Reddit has sued AI startup Perplexity for allegedly scraping its data without permission, escalating tensions between platforms and AI developers. President Trump’s new sanctions on Russia’s top oil firms sent global prices climbing and left India weighing its import options. Meanwhile, Amazon unveiled smart glasses and new warehouse robot
Jemima Asegieme
Oct 236 min read


WarnerBros Discovery Mulls Sale, OpenAI’s Atlas v Google Chrome and Amazon to Automate 600k Jobs
22nd October 2025 Warner Bros. Discovery is exploring a possible sale as major players like Netflix and Skydance circle, signaling fresh media consolidation ahead. Meta struck a record $27B deal with Blue Owl Capital to fund its largest AI data center, while OpenAI launched ChatGPT Atlas, an AI-powered browser taking aim at Google Chrome. In policy circles, a rare alliance of conservatives and AI pioneers is calling for a pause on superintelligent AI development. Meanwhile, A
Jemima Asegieme
Oct 227 min read


Wall Street’s Windfall, Waymo’s London Leap, Meta’s AI Move & UK’s Modest Comeback
16th October 2025 Wall Street’s prime brokerage desks are raking in profits as hedge fund activity surges, fueling record results for top U.S. banks. Waymo gears up for its first European robotaxi launch in London, expanding its self-driving reach. Meta joins forces with Arm Holdings to supercharge AI recommendations across Facebook and Instagram. Meanwhile, the UK economy inches back into growth, offering Finance Minister Rachel Reeves a glimmer of good news ahead of her Nov
Jemima Asegieme
Oct 166 min read


OpenAI makes yet another deal, this time with Walmart & Salesforce, and ASML gets a boost on AI Wave
15th October 2025 OpenAI will allow verified adults to access mature content on ChatGPT starting December, part of its new “treat adults like adults” policy. UK fintech Lendable launched a £20 mobile plan, becoming the first of its kind to blend finance and telecoms. Chipmaker ASML continues to benefit from the AI boom but expects demand in China to cool next year. Walmart teamed up with OpenAI to let users shop directly through ChatGPT, signaling the next phase of conversati
Jemima Asegieme
Oct 155 min read


OpenAI’s $500bn valuation, FICO sidesteps Credit Middlemen, Indexes Hit Another ATH, Tesla’s Record Quarter + Much More
3rd October 2025 OpenAI has become the world’s most valuable private company, hitting a $500B valuation after a secondary share sale that let early employees cash out. The deal pushed it past SpaceX and highlighted the growing investor appetite for AI. Meanwhile, FICO is shaking up the credit score market by cutting out Experian, Equifax, and TransUnion, offering lenders cheaper direct access to scores. That shift could save homebuyers money while putting pressure on the cred
Jemima Asegieme
Oct 37 min read


AI Ads, Oracle Hack, $200B Chip Rally, and Musk’s $500B Milestone
2nd October 2025 Meta will soon use conversations from its AI assistant to shape ad targeting across Facebook, Instagram, and even...
Jemima Asegieme
Oct 25 min read


US Shutdown Begins, Spotify Reshuffles Leadership, CoreWeave Lands $14B Meta Deal, and London Falls Behind in IPO Race
1st October 2025 The U.S. government has shut down after President Trump and Congress failed to reach a funding deal, leaving hundreds of...
Jemima Asegieme
Oct 16 min read


Trump Clashes at UN, Kimmel Defends Free Speech, and Farage Pushes Hardline Immigration Shake-Up
24th September 2025 Donald Trump delivered a fiery UN speech, attacking migration, climate policies, and NATO allies while warning...
Jemima Asegieme
Sep 246 min read


The New Age Debt Trap: Same as the Old but with a Prettier UI.
Picture this, it's March of 2026, James, a 21-year-old graduate, with student loans so high he has given up the possibility of owning a...

David Abam
Sep 1818 min read


Fed Cuts, Corporate Clashes, and Free Speech Fights
18th September 2025 The Fed cut interest rates for the first time this year, lowering its benchmark to 4.00%–4.25% and signaling two more...
Jemima Asegieme
Sep 186 min read


Global Tech, Politics, and Economy Face Fresh Strains
10th September 2025 Apple’s iPhone 17 launch disappointed Wall Street, with shares slipping as critics cited a lack of innovation,...
Jemima Asegieme
Sep 107 min read
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