Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s ‘one line’ on stage that triggered rally making Nvidia world’s first $5 trillion company

Nvidia has shattered records, becoming the first company globally to achieve a $5 trillion market valuation, surpassing tech giants like Apple and Microsoft. This monumental leap follows CEO Jensen Huang’s announcement of over $500 billion in chip orders through 2026, signaling immense demand for their AI technology. The company’s rapid ascent underscores its dominance in…

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Why New Yorkers may still vote for Andrew Cuomo despite blaming him for thousands of nursing home deaths: ‘He can fail us again’

A Brooklyn businessman, whose father died due to a COVID-19 nursing home policy, is struggling to choose between a socialist and a Republican for mayor, as he seeks accountability from former Governor Andrew Cuomo. Many older New Yorkers share this indecision, reflecting a generational divide within the Democratic Party and a desire for trustworthy leadership.

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Explained: Why America keeps winning the billionaire game

The United States now holds 38% of the world’s ultra-wealthy, with $22.3 trillion owned by 192,470 individuals worth over $30 million. Despite tariffs, inflation, and global volatility, American wealth keeps multiplying—driven by tech dominance, deregulation, and a culture that rewards risk-taking. China and Europe trail far behind, unable to match America’s billionaire-making engine.

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Google revenue crosses $100 billion first time ever: Google business that grew fastest

Alphabet shattered records, reporting its first-ever $100 billion quarterly revenue, driven by a 16% year-over-year climb to $102.3 billion. The tech giant’s net income soared 33% to $35 billion, with Google Cloud emerging as a premier growth engine, posting a 34% revenue jump. CEO Sundar Pichai highlighted strong momentum from AI integrations across its services.

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