The Wire
All the analysis, as it happens.
18:19
Greek Court Convicts Four Spyware Executives in Landmark Predator Case
Athens court sentences Intellexa founder and three associates to eight years in prison for illegally surveilling over 90 journalists and politicians—the first known criminal conviction…
17:45
Paramount Misses Q4 Estimates Despite Record Streaming Growth, as Skydance Merger Looms
Media giant posts $7.98 billion in revenue but falls short of Wall Street targets, even as Paramount+ adds 5.6 million subscribers and narrows streaming losses…
17:06
Tech Stocks Shed $1.3 Trillion as AI Spending Paradox Triggers Market Repricing
Nvidia rallies on blockbuster earnings while broader sector bleeds—investors demand proof that $700 billion capex surge will generate returns.
16:54
Blackstone’s Retail Private Equity Fund Posts 20% Return on AI Bet
The firm's $18 billion BXPE fund delivered 20% net gains in 2025, with nearly a third driven by SpaceX, OpenAI, and Anthropic stakes unavailable to…
16:42
Greece Delivers First Spyware Convictions in Landmark Predator Surveillance Case
Four Intellexa executives sentenced to eight years in surveillance scandal that targeted 87 individuals and exposed dual-track state monitoring system.
16:33
Google to Test Rival Search Engine Visibility in EU Under DMA Pressure
Search giant prepares to display competitors by default in European results as €9.71 billion in prior fines loom and Digital Markets Act enforcement intensifies.
16:23
AI’s Speed Problem: When Innovation Outruns the Business Model
Technology companies face unprecedented pricing pressure as artificial intelligence capabilities become obsolete within months, creating a fundamental mismatch between development velocity and revenue capture.
14:50
Wall Street Packages AI Volatility Insurance as Bubble Fears Mount
Banks pitch variance swaps and collar strategies to institutional clients seeking protection against concentration risk in overheated tech stocks
13:46
Nvidia Delivers Record $68B Quarter as Enterprise Demand Sustains AI Chip Boom
Chipmaker crushes Q4 expectations with 73% revenue growth and $78B guidance, while analysts debate whether stretched valuations reflect the full scale of multi-year infrastructure buildout.
13:34
Anthropic Abandons Core Safety Pledge as Competition Trumps Principle
The AI company built on safety-first principles scrapped its binding commitment to pause dangerous model development, citing rivals and a hostile regulatory climate.
13:25
Plaid Hits $8 Billion Valuation as Fintech Infrastructure Emerges from Three-Year Correction
Open banking platform secures premium pricing in new funding round, marking 51% jump from 2025 and validating regulatory gamble after collapsed Visa deal.
13:06
Stellantis Eyes Chinese EV Architecture as €22bn Loss Forces Tech Pivot
Embattled automaker considers adopting Leapmotor's battery and powertrain systems for Fiat, Opel, and Peugeot—marking the first Western reliance on Chinese vehicle architecture for European production.
10:07
C3.ai Cuts 307 Jobs in 26% Workforce Reduction as Revenue Craters 46%
Enterprise AI software company announces sweeping restructuring under new CEO Stephen Ehikian, targeting $135 million in annual savings amid sharp revenue decline and mounting losses.
10:03
Private Credit Faces Software Shock as Default Warnings Hit 15%
UBS warns AI disruption could push private credit defaults to unprecedented levels, exposing $600-750 billion in software exposure as the $3.5 trillion market confronts its…
21:10
AMD Bets $150 Million on Nutanix in Data Center Infrastructure Push
Chip giant deepens hyperconverged partnership with stock investment as it challenges Intel and VMware across enterprise markets.
19:30
Local Revolts Against AI Data Centers Block $96 Billion in Projects
Grassroots opposition to energy-hungry infrastructure is forcing states to implement moratoriums, threatening deployment timelines for Microsoft, Google, Amazon, and Meta as communities prioritize quality of…