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Nintendo Ramps Up Switch 2 Manufacturing to Meet Projected 2 - Nintendo's Aggressive Production Strategy for Switch 2 Nintend
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Nintendo Ramps Up Switch 2 Manufacturing to Meet Projected 25 Million Unit Demand by 2026

Nintendo's Aggressive Production Strategy for Switch 2 Nintendo has reportedly initiated a significant manufacturing expansion for its highly anticipated Switch…

How China's AI-Driven Energy Strategy is Reshaping Global Co - China's Bold Vision for AI in Energy In October 2025, China's
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How China’s AI-Driven Energy Strategy is Reshaping Global Competition

China's Bold Vision for AI in Energy In October 2025, China's National Development and Reform Commission and National Energy Administration…

Rust Library Security Flaw Exposes Widespread Software Risk: - Understanding the TARmageddon Vulnerability A significant secu
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Rust Library Security Flaw Exposes Widespread Software Risk: What You Need to Know

Understanding the TARmageddon Vulnerability A significant security vulnerability has been discovered in a widely-used Rust library, sending shockwaves through the…

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Wall Street Analyst Calls: Nvidia, Apple, Tesla, AMD Ratings & Price Targets

Major Wall Street firms issued significant rating changes and price target adjustments Monday. Mizuho raised Nvidia’s target to $225 while Jefferies maintained its underperform rating on Apple. Goldman Sachs initiated StubHub as buy and upgraded Estee Lauder.

Wall Street analysts delivered significant rating changes and price target adjustments Monday, with notable moves in technology, consumer, and energy sectors. Major calls included Nvidia and AMD receiving price target increases from Mizuho, while Apple faced maintained underperform rating from Jefferies amid tariff concerns. Goldman Sachs showed particular activity with multiple initiations and upgrades across different market segments.

Technology Sector Analyst Calls

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Tata Capital IPO Makes Muted Market Debut After $1.75 Billion Offering

Tata Capital’s $1.75 billion IPO saw shares rise 1.37% in trading debut on NSE and BSE. The Tata Group financial arm’s offering was fully subscribed with strong institutional demand. India continues as one of world’s most active IPO markets.

Tata Capital, the financial services arm of the renowned Tata Group, made a modest market debut Monday with shares rising 1.37% following its massive ₹155.1 billion ($1.75 billion) initial public offering. The stock began trading on both the Bombay Stock Exchange and National Stock Exchange after one of India’s largest IPOs this year.

Tata Capital IPO Subscription and Pricing Details

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VC Firm Replaces Analysts with AI to Manage $75 Million Fund

A San Francisco VC firm has eliminated all analyst positions, replacing them with AI tools and a network of 170 limited partners from top tech companies. The $75 million fund will focus on Series A and B AI startups while sharing profits with its expert community.

In a bold move that signals how artificial intelligence is transforming venture capital, Davidovs Venture Collective has fired all its analysts and is using AI tools to help run deals for its new $75 million fund. The four-year-old firm, co-founded by married general partners Marina Davidova and Nick Davidov, is arming its network of 170 limited partners with AI agents to source and vet investments in AI startups, according to recent analysis of the shifting VC landscape.

AI-Powered Deal Sourcing and Due Diligence

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** US EV Market Survival: Tesla Leads as Federal Incentives Fade

** The US EV market faces a critical transition as federal incentives expire, leaving automakers to compete on merit. While Tesla maintains profitability through massive scale, most competitors face significant challenges achieving volume-driven success in this evolving landscape. **CONTENT:**

The training wheels are officially off for the US electric vehicle market as federal incentives fade, leaving automakers to compete on pure business merits. With EV profitability remaining elusive for most players, survival increasingly depends on achieving the manufacturing scale and sales volume that Tesla has already mastered. The third quarter of 2025 saw record EV sales, but beneath the surface growth lies a harsh reality: without massive scale, most automakers continue losing money on their electric ambitions.