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elderly mother got $500 bill for refusing ambulance ride someone else called for
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Blackwell Ultra racks still have an air-cooled option, but Kindig argues power limits make liquid cooling the only way to hit target density, pushing the spending beyond chipmakers and into the cooling supply chain.
Although air-cooled options still exist for the latest GPUs such as $NVDA Blackwell Ultra, liquid cooling is a necessity to maximize data center density and rack deployments within fixed power envelopes. As a result, liquid cooling adoption is forecast to accelerate sharply in https://t.co/qbBkjr4ubN
Musk is killing a flagship vehicle line to free engineers and supply chain for the Cybercab, confirming the robotaxi is now Tesla's one growth bet that matters.
Elon giving more info on why Cybertruck production is ending: “There are a very limited number of smart, dedicated people. They can only do so many things. If we have to maintain a complex production line, supply chain and allocate engineering for Cybertruck, we can’t use those https://t.co/WFbN3WryVl [Quoted @elonmusk]: @WR4NYGov There are efficiency improvements coming that will allow for a 40kWh Cybercab pack. We will make this in liquid silver, so the colors are not too monotonous. The biggest thing most people fail to understand is that there are a very limited number of smart, dedicated people!
An 84,000 upward revision to the prior two months says the labor market was stronger than the tape assumed, and that is the number feeding rate expectations now.
The net revisions of the previous two months to the nonfarm payroll report are a popular metric in gauging the labor market's trend. - *US OCT. TWO-MONTH PAYROLL NET REVISION ADDS 84,000 The top panel (blue) shows cumulative two-month payroll revisions. The bottom panel shows https://t.co/q6nZHObItR
Regulators only reach for emergency short-sale curbs when a selloff is out of control, and Taiwan just posted its worst week in 25 years. Anyone holding Asian chip exposure gets a distorted Monday open.
JUST IN: Taiwan to impose sweeping short-selling restrictions starting Monday after its stock market suffers worst weekly decline since 2001.
Three straight quarters of rising productivity gives companies room to absorb wage growth without squeezing margins, and gives the Fed a reason to see growth without inflation.
BREAKING: US nonfarm labor productivity rose at a +3.5% annualized in Q3 2026, its largest increase since Q3 2025. This also marks its 3rd consecutive quarterly improvement. Nonfarm business output, which excludes the impact of government spending, surged at a +3.7% annualized https://t.co/6hEABj29XK
Berkshire more than doubled its buyback to $9.6 billion in Q3 while still sitting on roughly $357 billion in cash, a signal it finds its own shares cheaper than anything else on offer.
$BRK Berkshire Hathaway Q3 FY26. • $9.6B in buybacks (vs. $4.5B in Q2) • Cash & short-term securities: ~$357B • Net seller of stocks again (~$0.4B) • Operating earnings down 6% https://t.co/z729ijG58Z
A November 13 date on Starship's 15th flight puts the full-reusability milestone, the economics the entire launch market is priced against, back on the calendar in under a week.
SpaceX has just released a new blog about Starship's upcoming 15th flight planned for Nov 13 with more info about what to expect, the significance of this flight, and their approach to safety: "Starship is preparing to take a major step towards full reusability: bringing the https://t.co/GZJfc6qLa6
A decade in bonds returned 16%, less than half the 39% rise in US inflation, while NVIDIA compounded past 11,000%.
Last 10 Years... NVIDIA $NVDA: +11,159% Bitcoin $BTC: +10,587% $AMD: +6,745% Tesla $TSLA: +2,720% Apple $AAPL: +1,269% Microsoft $MSFT: +918% Google $GOOGL: +636% Amazon $AMZN: +588% Meta $META: +410% S&P $SPY: +313% Gold $GLD: +199% US Inflation: +39% US Bonds $AGG: +16%
A 6% dip in the S&P 500 hid a full-blown bear market in chip equipment names, with Lam Research down 58% from its high at Thursday's low. Dip buyers are picking from very different discount racks.
% Below All-Time High (@ Nov 5 Correction Low) S&P 500: -6% Nasdaq 100: -15% Nvidia $NVDA: -26% Taiwan Semi $TSM: -28% SK Hynix $SKHY: -39% AMD $AMD: -39% Broadcom $AVGO: -41% Micron $MU: -48% Applied Materials $AMAT: -57% Lam $LRCX: -58% Intel $INTC: -64% Sandisk $SNDK: -66%