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The weekend saw major EV and autonomy developments, with Tesla teasing FSD ahead of its Robotaxi event, Uber and Waymo pushing self-driving tech, Bezos-backed Slate challenging Cybertruck with 100K orders, and Republicans introducing a bill to roll back EV incentives.
Wall Street saw a surge of activity last week, with expert warnings, Bill Gates criticizing Trump's tariffs, and Trump announcing a $600B Saudi deal, all while market optimism may be misleading, according to analysts.
The week in the financial world was nothing short of eventful. From Bitcoin’s bullish run to political drama involving meme coins, there was no shortage of headlines. Here’s a quick recap of the top stories that made waves over the weekend. Peter Schiff’s Bitcoin Prediction
As the global gaming landscape evolves, few projects embody the bold leap from Web2 to Web3 quite like MapleStory Universe (MSU) — the blockchain-based expansion of Nexon's iconic IP.
Jensen Huang, co-founder of Nvidia, credits his shy teenage years as a Denny's busboy for developing people skills. Now a billionaire, Nvidia has been dominating the AI industry with a projected $400B in data-center spending next year.
Charlie Munger advised stock traders to be patient and selective, not swinging at every opportunity. His approach, along with Warren Buffett's, highlights the power of waiting for high-conviction opportunities.
France is witnessing a rising wave of kidnappings aimed at cryptocurrency entrepreneurs. The situation is not only damaging the country's reputation but is also becoming a political issue
Shaquille O'Neal bought his grandmother a house like he promised, showing his disciplined approach to wealth building which led to his $500M net worth.
Several viral TikTok videos falsely portrayed Mark Cuban endorsing products by manipulating "Shark Tank" footage, prompting the billionaire to denounce the deceptive clips as "messed up" and call for action against such scams.
The U.S. Department of Justice is reportedly considering a deal to let Boeing avoid prosecution over two fatal 737 Max crashes—prompting backlash from victims' families who call it a "backroom deal" that denies justice.
Three swing state voters are suing Elon Musk's America PAC, alleging it broke a $100-per-signature payment promise tied to a 2024 petition campaign, potentially leaving over 100 people collectively owed $5 million.
A Trump-backed GOP bill aiming to ban states from regulating AI for 10 years is drawing sharp bipartisan backlash, with critics warning it's federal overreach that could undermine essential local protections.
Elon Musk took a public jab at Minnesota Governor Tim Walz after Tesla stock surged nearly 45% in a month, clapping back at earlier criticism with a pointed post on X.
