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Warner Bros. Discovery reported a nearly $10 billion loss, driven by a $9.1 billion impairment tied to the plummeting value of its cable-TV networks, highlighting the severe challenges facing the traditional television industry. Despite the hit, the company saw growth in its streaming platform, Max, with a subscriber increase of 3.6 million. 🎥

Samsung's fifth-generation HBM3E chips have passed Nvidia's tests for AI processors, with supply deals expected soon and shipments starting by Q4 2024. This development marks a significant step for Samsung in the competitive high bandwidth memory market. 🌐

Palantir's shares soared over 12% following a substantial Q2 revenue beat and an increased full-year forecast, driven by surging demand for their AI solutions. The company reported $678 million in Q2 revenue, significantly surpassing expectations. 🤖

Stock markets tumbled on Monday, with Japan's Nikkei experiencing its largest one-day fall since 1987, as fears of a U.S. recession sent investors fleeing from risk. European stocks also opened lower, while safe-haven currencies like the yen and Swiss franc surged. 📉

Amazon shares dropped after reporting a rare revenue miss in Q2, overshadowing strong AWS performance. Investors were further concerned by the company's cautious outlook. 📦

Rolls-Royce shares surged 9% after the company reported first-half pretax profit nearly doubled to £1.08 billion, surpassing expectations. The engine maker also announced a return to shareholder distributions and raised its full-year profit and cash flow forecasts. 📈

The company is set to report its fiscal fourth quarter earnings, with analysts expecting $2.94 EPS on $64.5 billion revenue, driven by AI and cloud services growth. Investors are keen to see if AI investments are paying off, following Alphabet's mixed results last week. 📈

The company is set to report its fiscal fourth quarter earnings, with analysts expecting $2.94 EPS on $64.5 billion revenue, driven by AI and cloud services growth. Investors are keen to see if AI investments are paying off, following Alphabet's mixed results last week. 💡

Volkswagen and Rivian may form a joint venture, according to Germany's competition authority. Antitrust head Andreas Mundt confirmed no serious competition issues are anticipated. 🚗

Alphabet's stock dropped 2% after OpenAI announced a new AI search prototype, heightening competition concerns. OpenAI's move, designed to enhance real-time web information retrieval, could challenge Google's search market dominance. 📊