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Weekly news coverage of Apple, Microsoft, Google, Amazon, Meta, Nvidia, and Tesla

  1. Alphabet (GOOG) News for Week 10, 2026

    Mar 8

    Alphabet (GOOG) News for Week 10, 2026

    Welcome to TickerWatch. This week for Alphabet, the artificial intelligence narrative faced a major test. The company is staring down a landmark lawsuit over its Gemini chatbot, raising new questions about AI liability. At the same time, it inked a massive deal to power Apple’s Siri, a move that could redefine personal AI.

  2. Amazon (AMZN) News for Week 10, 2026

    Mar 8

    Amazon (AMZN) News for Week 10, 2026

    This week for Amazon, the cloud has a silver lining, but it also has a storm front. The company locked in a massive, multi-billion dollar partnership with AI leader OpenAI, signaling a tidal wave of future growth. At the same time, its cloud infrastructure faced a new, physical threat, with drone strikes damaging data centers in the Middle East. With the stock down over the past month, the big question is: does the immense promise of the AI buildout outweigh the very real risks and staggering costs that are now coming into view?

  3. Apple (AAPL) News for Week 10, 2026

    Mar 8

    Apple (AAPL) News for Week 10, 2026

    This week, Apple flooded the zone with new products, including its most affordable laptop ever. The company also kicked off a massive, exclusive sports-rights deal with Formula 1. Yet, the stock ended the week in the red. So, why did investors react so coolly to what looks like a major push for growth? We’ll dig into whether this is a breakout moment for the company’s ecosystem or a risky gamble on its profit margins.

  4. Meta (META) News for Week 10, 2026

    Mar 8

    Meta (META) News for Week 10, 2026

    This week for Meta, the story isn’t just about AI, it’s about the colossal price tag that comes with it. The company is signing deals worth hundreds of billions of dollars to secure the hardware needed for its artificial intelligence ambitions. But with its own custom chip plans hitting a snag and the stock seeing a choppy month, is this a show of strength or a sign of a risky strategy? Why are investors both cheering the AI buildout and getting nervous about the bill?

  5. Microsoft (MSFT) News for Week 10, 2026

    Mar 8

    Microsoft (MSFT) News for Week 10, 2026

    This week, Microsoft’s stock price did something surprising. While the broader market stumbled and other tech giants fell, Microsoft climbed. The rebound comes as the company finds itself at the center of a growing storm of legal and regulatory challenges. A new lawsuit alleges its AI tools caused severe mental health harm, and regulators in Japan are investigating the company for potential monopoly abuse. So why did investors rush into the stock when headlines seemed so grim?

  6. Nvidia (NVDA) News for Week 10, 2026

    Mar 8

    Nvidia (NVDA) News for Week 10, 2026

    This week for Nvidia, a major strategy shift in Asia raises questions about its global balancing act, even as Wall Street analysts grow more bullish. The company’s stock has been surprisingly stagnant, despite a wave of positive news. Is this a temporary pause before the next climb, or a signal of growing headwinds?

  7. Tesla (TSLA) News for Week 10, 2026

    Mar 8

    Tesla (TSLA) News for Week 10, 2026

    This week for Tesla, a major production pivot takes center stage, as the company shifts resources from cars to humanoid robots. While some on Wall Street are betting big on this AI-driven future, the stock faced continued pressure from a cooling auto market and ongoing regulatory battles. Is Tesla’s bet on robotics a path to new highs, or a risky distraction from its core business?

  8. Alphabet (GOOG) News for Week 9, 2026

    Feb 28

    Alphabet (GOOG) News for Week 9, 2026

    This week for Alphabet, the story wasn’t just about software, it was about power. The company made massive deals to build out the energy infrastructure for its AI ambitions, securing enough new clean energy to power small cities. At the same time, in a surprising twist, social media rival Meta turned to Google for the specialized chips needed to train its own AI models. With the company spending at a historic pace, are these the moves of an untouchable leader, or a high-stakes gamble that has some investors on edge?

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