Ferrari Shares Recover After Forecast Worries

After Ferrari announced first-quarter results, a pessimistic tone from management set off selling. The shares rallied when a healthy long-term outlook was established.

Speedier European Auto Deliberations Might Avoid Tariff Hike

President Trump’s threat to raise tariffs on automobiles was probably an attempt to speed up ratification of the U.S./EU trade deal negotiated in August last year.

Nvidia built the AI engine. Alphabet is building the car, the road, and the toll booth. The market is pricing accordingly.
Nvidia built the AI engine. Alphabet is building the car, the road, and the toll booth. The market is pricing accordingly.

On Thursday, Alphabet’s share price rose nearly 10 per cent after the company reported first-quarter revenue of $109.9 billion, a 22 per cent increase year over year that beat analyst estimates by almost $3 billion. Google Cloud crossed $20 billion in …

The OpenAI Trial That Could Rewrite How AI Companies Are Built

The Musk v. Altman trial tests whether OpenAI’s for‑profit shift was legal — a ruling that could reshape how AI labs raise capital, structure governance and attract investors.

Finance In 2030: A World Without Friction

By 2030, financial markets may operate with significantly less friction. Settlement cycles that currently take days could happen in near real time.

Record $125 Million Gift To Case Western Boosts Humanities In Age Of AI

The Mandel Foundation, started by three brothers on the first Forbes 400 list, is giving $125 million for, among other things, interdisciplinary studies such as the ethics of robotics.

Real-World Assets (RWA): Rebuilding Global Finance From The Ground Up

RWA will likely transform financial markets from siloed, region-based systems into globally accessible, programmable markets.

The $725 Billion AI Spending Surge Is Missing The Real Bottleneck

Big Tech’s $725 billion AI spend has a new bottleneck. Here’s what the capex explosion tells us about artificial intelligence’s real constraint.

Silicon Valley’s Casino Problem

Prediction markets, crypto and betting apps show how innovation can slide into unproductive gambling, as well as the need to draw clearer lines around financialization.

InStudio Ventures Launches $50 Million Sports Investing Fund Anchored By NFL Team Stakes

The venture capital firm has small stakes in the Buffalo Bills and Los Angeles Chargers and will swing for bigger returns with sports technology startups.