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Yahoo Finance

Alphabet issued $32 billion in bonds including a rare 100-year maturity maturing in 2126 to fund AI infrastructure, signaling Big Tech's shift from free cash flow to debt financing for capital-intensive buildouts. Meanwhile, software stocks face sustained pressure as investors rotate capital toward cyclical sectors and international markets amid uncertainty over AI's ultimate winners and losers.

Benjamin Cowen

Bitcoin is following its historical four-year cycle with a Q4 2025 top, and the current decline is driven by market apathy and low social interest rather than speculation, suggesting continued bearish conditions through the first half of 2026.

Grant Cardone

Billionaire investor Grant Cardone evaluates multifamily deals in Atlanta, applying strict cash-flow criteria and rejecting operators burdened by expensive bridge debt while teaching his daughter to distinguish sustainable investments from speculative renovation projects.

Reuters

Buddhist monks who walked 2,300 miles from Texas to Washington D.C. conclude their 108-day peace pilgrimage at the Washington National Cathedral, teaching that peace is not found externally but must be unlocked within through mindfulness and daily practice.

NVIDIA AI Podcast

This video demonstrates how to build a multimodal RAG pipeline using NVIDIA's Nemotron models to process complex enterprise documents, solving the 'linearization loss' problem by jointly embedding text and images for more accurate document Q&A.

Bloomberg Technology

Spotify surged 15% on record user growth reaching 751 million, while Paramount enhanced its Warner Bros. Discovery bid by covering $2.8 billion in breakup fees. Alphabet raised $32 billion in debt including a 100-year bond to fund AI infrastructure, as analysts argue software sector disruption fears are overblown compared to infrastructure opportunities.

Reuters

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt outlined Trump's busy week including meetings with Netanyahu, major deregulation announcements saving Americans $1.3 trillion, and the launch of Trump investment accounts giving every newborn $1,000 to start building wealth.

How I Built This (NPR)

This episode covers Olympic figure skating and snowboarding competitions, highlighting married ice dancers Madison Chock and Evan Bates trailing French rivals by 0.4 points in their quest for a first individual medal, Ilia Malinin's historic legal backflip—the first in five decades—and US snowboarding comeback stories including former plumber Maddie Schaffrick.

TechWorld with Nana

This video reviews essential AI coding tools for developers in 2026, categorizing them into autonomous background agents for large-scale automation, interactive editors for daily coding tasks, and specialized utilities for voice input and rapid prototyping.

The David Lin Report

Redfin's Chief Economist predicts 2025 will mark the first genuine buyer's market since the Great Recession, with mortgage rates stabilizing around 6.3% and home prices rising slower than wages, though significant corrections are already underway in pandemic boom markets like Texas and Florida.

Yahoo Finance

Spotify shares surged nearly 17% on record subscriber growth and margin expansion, while December data confirmed a starkly bifurcated 'K-shaped' economy where wealthy households increased holiday spending by 29% year-over-year as middle and low-income consumers cut back by 4%.

BiggerPockets

The U.S. is using 'financial repression'—keeping interest rates below inflation—to erode the real value of its $38 trillion national debt, effectively transferring wealth from savers to the government while forcing citizens into speculative assets to preserve purchasing power.