Warner Brothers Discovery and Netflix Merger - Warner Brothers Discovery (WBD) has set a shareholder vote date for March 20th regarding its proposed merger with Netflix, and has begun mailing its definitive proxy statement [1] - Netflix has granted WBD a limited 7-day waiver to negotiate with rival bidder Paramount Sky Dance, which has proposed a potentially higher per share offer but has not yet submitted binding terms [2] - WBD's board continues to support the Netflix deal, labeling it as the superior and more certain option, while urging shareholders to reject any proposal from Paramount Sky [2] Amazon's Stock Performance - Amazon's stock has experienced a significant decline, dropping nearly 20% over the past 10 trading days, which has resulted in a loss of approximately $450 billion in market value [4] - Despite a slight recovery, Amazon's shares are still down 12% over the past 52 weeks, reflecting ongoing investor concerns regarding its $200 billion AI and infrastructure spending plan [3][4] Micron's Manufacturing Capacity - Micron is reportedly investing $200 billion to expand manufacturing capacity in Boise, Idaho, in response to a significant memory chip shortage that has affected various companies, including Apple and Qualcomm [5] Alibaba's AI Model - Alibaba has launched a new AI model that is said to be 3.5% cheaper and more efficient in processing workloads compared to its predecessor [6] Upcoming Earnings Reports - Analysts expect Carvana's revenue to grow nearly 50% year-over-year to $5.25 billion, with earnings projected at $116 per share [7][8] - Door Dash is anticipated to report revenue of $4 billion, reflecting a 40% year-over-year increase, with earnings per share expected at $1.29 [8]

Group 1: Nvidia - Nvidia's stock rose by 1.18% with a trading volume of $29.328 billion, following the announcement of a long-term agreement to sell millions of AI chips to Meta [1][10] - The agreement includes current Blackwell chips and upcoming Rubin AI chips, as well as standalone Grace and Vera processors [10][11] - Nvidia aims to target emerging fields such as AI agents and processors for everyday tech tasks, with Meta being one of its top four customers, accounting for 61% of its revenue in the last fiscal quarter [11] Group 2: Tesla - Tesla's stock fell by 1.63% with a trading volume of $24.061 billion, as it reported 14 accidents involving its autonomous taxis in Austin over eight months [12] - The accidents included property damage, minor injuries, and hospitalizations, with plans to expand services to seven more cities by mid-year [12] - The first accident occurred in July, initially reported as property damage, but later updated to include injuries [12] Group 3: Apple - Apple's stock increased by 3.17% with a trading volume of $15.209 billion, as reports emerged about the accelerated development of three new wearable devices [13] - The devices include smart glasses, a pendant that can be worn on clothing, and AirPods with enhanced AI capabilities, all centered around the Siri digital assistant [13] - Each product will integrate with Apple's iPhone and rely on a diverse camera system [13] Group 4: Micron Technology - Micron's stock decreased by 2.89% with a trading volume of $11.366 billion, as it plans to invest $200 billion to expand production capacity amid severe supply constraints in the storage industry [14] - The company is expanding its Boise facility by over 500 acres, which will include the construction of two new chip factories [14][15] - Micron's stock has surged over five times since April of last year, reaching approximately $414, with a market capitalization nearing $500 billion [15] Group 5: Other Companies - Berkshire Hathaway disclosed a reduction of 10,294,956 shares in Apple, bringing its total to 227,917,808 shares [14] - Amazon's stock rose by 1.19% with a trading volume of $13.585 billion, despite experiencing a nine-day decline that resulted in a market value loss of over $450 billion [14] - Lumentum's stock increased by 6.70% with a trading volume of $3.279 billion, being recognized as a key player in AI computing supply chains [16]

Core Insights - Berkshire Hathaway disclosed a new position in New York Times Co with 5,065,744 shares in the fourth quarter ending December 31, 2025 [1] - The company clarified its positions within the Liberty Media ecosystem, maintaining its stake in Liberty Formula One with 3,018,555 shares [1] Portfolio Changes - The fourth quarter 13F filing revealed changes in existing stocks, highlighting the top decreased stakes by percentage [2] - Despite a decrease in the Apple position, it remains the largest holding in Berkshire Hathaway's investment portfolio [2]

Group 1 - Amazon.com and Nvidia recovered from early losses to end the trading day positively [1] - The three major stock indexes each experienced a rise of 0.1% [1]

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Core Insights - Amazon has discontinued its Blue Jay warehouse robot just a few months after its launch, indicating challenges in developing effective and cost-efficient AI robotics technology [1][2][9] - The core technology of Blue Jay will be integrated into other initiatives within Amazon's warehouse network, as the company continues to explore various robotics projects [3][10] Robotics Development Challenges - The development of AI robotics technology faces significant hurdles in the physical realm, particularly in acquiring useful training data and managing real-world operational challenges [2] - Blue Jay was developed rapidly in just over a year, leveraging AI advancements, but ultimately faced issues related to high costs, manufacturing complexity, and implementation difficulties [8][9] Future Robotics Initiatives - Amazon is transitioning from the Blue Jay system to a new modular warehouse system called "Orbital," which is designed to be more flexible and easier to deploy compared to the previous "Local Vending Machine" system [12][13] - The Orbital system is expected to support smaller same-day delivery warehouses and potentially be used as a micro-fulfillment solution in Whole Foods stores, focusing on handling chilled products [14][13] - The rollout of the Orbital system is projected to take time, with the first warehouse not expected to open until 2027 [15]

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(Bloomberg) -- The market for AI-powered robots and autonomous machines has the potential to balloon into a trillion-dollar opportunity by 2035, orders of magnitude bigger than it is now, according to a team of Barclays analysts. Autonomous vehicles, which are already relatively advanced, will lead the way, followed by drones and then more complicated general-purpose humanoid robots, the analysts wrote in a report Tuesday titled “The Decade of the Robot.”  “Advances in brains, brawn and batteries are pushin ...

US stock market crashes today: Dow drops 114 points, S&P 500 and Nasdaq fall - The US stock market slipped Tuesday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average falling 114.78 points to 49,386.15, the S&P 500 dropping 16.85 points to 6,819.32, and the Nasdaq Composite declining 78.52 points to 22,468.15. The losses came after a break for Presidents Day and marked continued weakness, with the Dow and S&P 500 now down in four of the past five weeks. Fresh concerns about artificial intelligence disrupting major indus ...