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``` Amazon’s layout in the field of artificial intelligence is accelerating returns, driving a strong rebound in the company’s stock from this year’s low, with its market cap exceeding $2.9 trillion—only one step away from joining the elite global “$3 trillion club.” Since bottoming on March

``` UK Health Secretary Streating announced his resignation citing "loss of confidence in the leadership," further shaking Prime Minister Starmer's governing foundation and triggering strong market expectations of a Labour leadership change. On Thursday, Streating stated bluntly in his resignation letter to Starmer: "You will not

``` US consumer confidence has fallen to historic lows, but actual consumption data tells a completely different story. Retail sales data for April shows that US consumer spending remains resilient, easing market concerns about an economic slowdown. US retail sales in April rose 0.5% month-on-month, in line with market expectations

``` Hon Hai Precision Industry is pushing AI infrastructure investment to new heights. The world’s largest electronics contract manufacturer said on Wednesday that driven by robust demand for AI cloud products, its 2026 capital expenditure is expected to grow more than 30% over 2025. At the same time, it raised

``` The AI investment boom has spawned the largest IPO of the year. Chip manufacturer Cerebras will debut on Nasdaq this Thursday, boasting a fully diluted valuation of $55.6 billion and the title of "the largest AI IPO in history," putting it at the very center of the

``` On Thursday, Canadian photonic engine company POET Technologies reached a supply agreement with AI optical interconnect giant Lumilens, with Lumilens placing an initial photonic engine purchase order worth $50 million, marking the official commercialization phase of this wafer-level photonic integration technology focused on AI optical networks. This purchase order targets

``` As the US stock market faces key geopolitical events, the main trading themes of retail investors are undergoing significant shifts. On May 14, according to ChaseWind Trading Desk, the latest report from JP Morgan shows that while retail investors continue to favor semiconductor assets, funds are rapidly flowing out of