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Report: Apple cuts iPhone 18 Pro orders; demand weaker than expected after price increase.

Report: Apple cuts iPhone 18 Pro orders; demand weaker than expected after price increase.

Apple is facing pressure from lower-than-expected demand after the launch of its new flagship products. According to Nikkei Asia on Friday, citing multiple sources familiar with the matter, Apple has become more conservative in its shipment forecasts since early September. Two of the sources said that component orders for the

Societe Generale's top short seller: The AI boom is replicating the Asian financial crisis; the fatal flaw is the debt "time bomb."

Societe Generale's top short seller: The AI boom is replicating the Asian financial crisis; the fatal flaw is the debt "time bomb."

Societe Generale's chief strategist, Albert Edwards, warned that the current AI investment boom bears a striking resemblance to the 1997 Asian financial crisis— not because the technology itself is useless, but because capital inflows are far outpacing productivity improvements, and historically, it has always been creditors, not engineers,

With sales declining, Porsche is betting on more expensive business.

With sales declining, Porsche is betting on more expensive business.

Four years ago, Porsche went public on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange in a spectacular fashion, setting a record for the highest IPO market capitalization in Europe that year. The premium of the sports car brand, coupled with the sales volume of its SUVs, brought in substantial profits, supporting its high

SoftBank plans to raise $100 billion from Gulf investors as it ramps up its AI bet.

SoftBank plans to raise $100 billion from Gulf investors as it ramps up its AI bet.

SoftBank founder Masayoshi Son is seeking to raise up to $100 billion from Gulf investors to further bet on the artificial intelligence sector. This move would be one of the Japanese billionaire's largest AI fundraising efforts to date. According to the Financial Times on the 9th, citing multiple

Behind the broken brake pedal of a "million-dollar luxury car": the underestimated leg strength of ordinary people.

Behind the broken brake pedal of a "million-dollar luxury car": the underestimated leg strength of ordinary people.

Author | Zhou Zhiyu On October 8th, a braking test video released by Dongchedi made the V800 a focus of attention in the automotive industry. The testers stated that during emergency braking from 100 km/h to 0, the pedal brackets of all three vehicles broke. After the video was released,

SpaceX, Broadcom, and Oracle are issuing massive amounts of bonds! The US bond market is "bursting," and "concentration is increasing, ultimately all affected by the AI cycle."

SpaceX, Broadcom, and Oracle are issuing massive amounts of bonds! The US bond market is "bursting," and "concentration is increasing, ultimately all affected by the AI cycle."

The AI arms race is pushing the US bond market to the brink. SpaceX, Broadcom, and Oracle have collectively sought over $150 billion in financing in less than a week. Coupled with Broadcom-Anthropic's $60 billion debt already on roadshow, the borrowing frenzy in the AI ecosystem has saturated

French debt was the first victim, followed by US debt? Has the world felt the effects of Japan's interest rate hike?

French debt was the first victim, followed by US debt? Has the world felt the effects of Japan's interest rate hike?

The sell-off in French bonds intensified, with the yield on 10-year French government bonds approaching 5%, the highest since 2002, and borrowing costs now exceeding those of Greece and Italy. Meanwhile, US Treasury yields climbed to a multi-decade high of 5.28%, with even softening inflation data failing to halt