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Tokyo Stock Market Today: NTT, Sony Financial and TEPCO Dominate Most Active Stocks on Dec. 9, 2025

Tokyo Stock Market Today: NTT, Sony Financial and TEPCO Dominate Most Active Stocks on Dec. 9, 2025

The Nikkei 225 closed up 0.14% at 50,651.75 Tuesday after a 7.5-magnitude earthquake struck off Japan’s northeast coast late Monday, prompting tsunami warnings and evacuations for 90,000 people. Semiconductor shares led gains. Authorities reported about 30 injuries and brief power outages, but no major damage or nuclear plant issues. The yen steadied after initial weakness.
AI’s Wild 48 Hours: Apple Opens Wallet, Musk Bends to EU, Breakthrough AI Models & More (July 31–Aug 1, 2025)

AI’s Wild 48 Hours: Apple Opens Wallet, Musk Bends to EU, Breakthrough AI Models & More (July 31–Aug 1, 2025)

Researchers unveiled White-Basilisk, a 200-million-parameter AI model that detects software vulnerabilities across entire codebases, outperforming much larger models while using less energy, according to helpnetsecurity.com. NTT in Japan announced an AI system that visualizes expert decision-making from dialogue data with about 90% accuracy, enabling knowledge transfer in fields like cybersecurity. NJIT scientists used generative AI to discover five new porous materials for advanced battery elec
Global Data Center Infrastructure & Colocation Industry Update (June–July 2025)

Global Data Center Infrastructure & Colocation Industry Update (June–July 2025)

Amazon Web Services announced a $10 billion AI data center campus in North Carolina, creating 500 jobs. Alibaba Cloud pledged $52.7 billion for global expansion, opening a second South Korea facility and adding sites in Mexico and Thailand. Equinix acquired three Manila data centers on June 4. TikTok plans a €1 billion data center in Finland for EU user data.

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  • SpaceX Discloses Holding 18,712 Bitcoin Worth $1.45 Billion
    May 21, 2026, 6:32 PM EDT. SpaceX has disclosed holding 18,712 bitcoin, valued at about $1.45 billion, in an SEC filing, significantly more than previously estimated. The company acquired the bulk of its bitcoin around 2021, costing roughly $661 million, resulting in a $955 million paper gain in 2024 despite a later unrealized loss. This positions SpaceX as the seventh-largest corporate bitcoin holder among public firms, exceeding Coinbase's stash by over 2,000 coins. Elon Musk's Tesla also holds 11,509 bitcoin but has sold much of its original holdings. Tesla briefly accepted bitcoin payments in 2021 but halted due to environmental concerns, although debates about renewable mining energy continue. Musk favors Dogecoin personally, though neither Tesla nor SpaceX hold it on their balance sheets.

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Grab Stock Jumps as Fintech News Focuses Trader Attention on Indonesia

Grab Stock Jumps as Fintech News Focuses Trader Attention on Indonesia

22 May 2026
Grab’s U.S.-listed shares rose 1.6% to $3.56 after the company moved to consolidate Indonesia’s Superbank, raising its stake above 50%. The consolidation will fold Superbank’s results into Grab’s financial-services segment from May 2026. Superbank has over six million customers and assets of 24 trillion rupiah as of April. Grab’s market value stood near $14.1 billion on Thursday.
Blue Owl shares climb almost 5% amid steady private-credit demand

Blue Owl shares climb almost 5% amid steady private-credit demand

22 May 2026
Blue Owl Capital shares jumped nearly 5% Thursday to $10.20 on heavy volume, outpacing peers as investors weighed ongoing private-credit concerns. The stock remains down about 50% this year amid worries over software-sector exposure and retail fund outflows. Blue Owl reported $315 billion in assets under management as of March 31 and declared a 23-cent dividend. Major indexes closed slightly higher.
Deckers shares spike, then retreat after Hoka owner’s earnings, margin concerns

Deckers shares spike, then retreat after Hoka owner’s earnings, margin concerns

22 May 2026
Deckers Outdoor shares closed up 4.5% at $102.70 Thursday after beating quarterly expectations, but fell to $100.56 in after-hours trading as investors weighed a lower-margin outlook. Fourth-quarter net sales rose 9.6% to $1.119 billion, with HOKA sales up 14.5% and UGG up 9.2%. The company forecast fiscal 2027 sales above analyst estimates and expanded its stock-buyback program by $3.5 billion.
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